Common use of CLASS AND COURSE ASSIGNMENT Clause in Contracts

CLASS AND COURSE ASSIGNMENT. ‌ The assignment to courses and the expression of the faculty members' preferences in the scheduling thereof shall be accomplished by the college chair. Changes in a college's tentative schedule by the administration shall be made only in consultation with the college chair and the faculty member. Tentative course schedules for the ensuing academic term shall be published at least four (4) weeks prior to the commencement of that semester. Changes in the college's schedule shall be made only in consultation with the college chair, and the affected faculty member in the interest of arriving at the best solution for all concerned.

CLASS AND COURSE ASSIGNMENT. ‌ The assignment to courses and the expression of the faculty members' preferences in the scheduling thereof shall be accomplished by the college chair. Changes in a college's tentative schedule by the administration shall be made only in consultation with the college chair and the faculty member. Tentative course schedules for the ensuing academic term shall be published at least four (4) weeks prior to the commencement of that semester. Changes in the college's schedule shall be made only in consultation with the college chair, and the affected faculty member in the interest of arriving at the best solution for all concerned.

CLASS AND COURSE ASSIGNMENT. ‌ The assignment to courses and the expression of the faculty members' preferences in the scheduling thereof shall be accomplished by the college chair. Changes in a college's tentative or final schedule by the administration shall be made only in consultation with the college chair and the faculty membermember in the interest of arriving at the best solution for all concerned. Tentative course schedules for the ensuing academic term shall be published at least four (4) weeks prior to the commencement of that semester. Changes in the college's schedule shall be made only in consultation with the college chair, and the affected faculty member in the interest of arriving at the best solution for all concerned.