Duties for Department Chairs and Program Coordinators Sample Clauses

Duties for Department Chairs and Program Coordinators. Each distinct program or academic discipline (or groups of related disciplines or programs if there are few course offerings) shall form a department/program for purposes including curriculum development and program planning, certification and accreditation functions and representation to the community. An academic employee may be a member of more than one department or program if the work assignment is in more than one department. The department chair/program coordinator is a tenured faculty member, who has the majority of their load in the department which they chair or coordinate. In addition to their regular workload, they are responsible for the administrative duties of the department and represent the department as a whole.
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Duties for Department Chairs and Program Coordinators. Each distinct program or academic discipline (or groups of related disciplines or programs if there are few course offerings) shall form a department/program for purposes including curriculum development and program planning, certification and accreditation functions, and representation to the community. An academic employee may be a member of more than one department or program if their work assignment is in more than one department.
Duties for Department Chairs and Program Coordinators. Preamble for Sections H – J: Each distinct program or academic discipline (or groups of related disciplines or programs if there are few course offerings) shall form a department/program for purposes including curriculum development and program planning, certification and accreditation functions and representation to the community. An academic employee may be a member of more than one department or program if the work assignment is in more than one department. The department chair/program coordinator is a tenured faculty member, who has the majority of their load in the department which they chair or coordinate. In addition to their regular workload, they are responsible for the administrative duties of the department and represent the department as a whole.

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