Course Development and Course Offerings Sample Clauses

Course Development and Course Offerings. To support the faculty curriculum review process, the Chairperson will acknowledge receipt of a course pre-proposal within seven (7) business days. The provisions of Article 9, with regard to College-owned work-for-hire, apply to course development, revision, and redesign. When a course is offered or proposed for development, or a course is subject to revision or redesign in any modality or term length the College will extend to qualified tenure-track faculty the right of first refusal to teach, revise, or redesign the course. If qualified tenure-track faculty refuse the opportunity to develop, teach, revise, or redesign a course, the College will offer the opportunity to a qualified ACF or a qualified adjunct instructor. The following provisions apply to course development, revision, and redesign:
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Course Development and Course Offerings. The provisions of Article 9, with regard to College-owned work-for-hire, apply to course development, revision, and redesign. When a course is offered or proposed for development, or a course is subject to revision or redesign in any modality, the College will extend to qualified tenure-track faculty the right of first refusal to teach, revise, or redesign the course. If qualified tenure-track faculty refuse the opportunity to develop, teach, revise, or redesign a course, the College will offer the opportunity to a qualified ACF or a qualified adjunct instructor. Until Autumn semester 2018, the terms of Article 4.03(A)(3) in the Agreement effective July 1, 2014 to June 30, 2017 will apply to course development. Effective Autumn semester 2018, the following provisions apply to course development, revision, and redesign:

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