Caps and Gowns Sample Clauses

Caps and Gowns. The College shall purchase a cap, gown and hood for tenured full-time faculty members. The member shall be required to attend commencement.
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Caps and Gowns. The College will provide caps and gowns for all faculty members to encourage attendance at baccalaureate and commencement. The course load for full-time tenured and tenure-track faculty in the divisions of Languages and Literature, Arts, Social Studies, and non-laboratory faculty in Science, Mathematics and Computing is three-two. That is, three courses one semester and two the other, as dictated by program and division needs and determined in concert with the sabbatical schedule. An initial, and continuing updated two-year plan based on known factors should be developed by each program within the College. In addition, a teaching schedule includes the supervision of senior projects and tutorials, general academic advising of assigned students, and participation in moderations and senior reviews. The normal teaching load for Natural and Computer Science laboratory faculty is 10 units over a two-year period. A minimum of two units must be offered each semester. For the purpose of calculating faculty teaching loads, a laboratory science course at Bard is a course that has a weekly laboratory component in the physical sciences, the life sciences or computing, and for which substantial faculty preparation, set-up and grading is required for the laboratory component that is separate from the preparation and grading for the lecture component of the course. Laboratory science courses at Bard will receive teaching credit as follows:
Caps and Gowns. The Board shall pay the cost of caps and gowns worn by the teachers at graduation.
Caps and Gowns. The District will provide a cap and gown to each unit member for use at commencement exercises.

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