Common use of DUTIES OF TEACHING FACULTY Clause in Contracts

DUTIES OF TEACHING FACULTY. ‌ The duties of Teaching Faculty include teaching, office hours, student advisement, course material preparation, curriculum development and evaluation, committee work, and other activities which promote the program of the College such as the following: 1. Those duties enumerated in Section D6, DUTIES OF FACULTY MEMBERS, of the Contractual Agreement. 2. Provide instruction in classes according to established course outlines and in accordance with the description in the College catalog. 3. Assist students with study problems and in evaluating their potentialities for successful achievement in fields familiar to the Faculty Member, especially those in the Faculty Member's academic and career areas. 4. Assist students in long range program planning and provide information on career goals and opportunities in a field familiar to the Faculty Member, especially those in the Faculty Member's academic and career areas. 5. Maintain accurate attendance and scholastic records of students and submit required reports according to published deadlines. 6. Maintain current syllabi on file in the appropriate Administrator's office. 7. Perform a significant role in developing and evaluating all of the institution’s educational programs. 8. Exercise responsibility in the evaluation of student learning and granting of academic credit.

DUTIES OF TEACHING FACULTY. ‌ The duties of Teaching Faculty include teaching, office hours, student advisement, course material preparation, curriculum development and evaluation, committee work, and other activities which promote the program of the College such as the following: 1. Those duties enumerated in Section D6, DUTIES OF FACULTY MEMBERS, of the Contractual Agreement. 2. Provide instruction in classes according to established course outlines and in accordance with the description in the College catalog. 3. Assist students with study problems and in evaluating their potentialities for successful achievement in fields familiar to the Faculty Member, especially those in the Faculty Member's academic and career areas. 4. Assist students in long range program planning and provide information on career goals and opportunities in a field familiar to the Faculty Member, especially those in the Faculty Member's academic and career areas. 5. Maintain accurate attendance and scholastic records of students and submit required reports according to published deadlines. 6. Maintain current syllabi on file in the appropriate Administrator's office. 7. Perform a significant role in developing and evaluating all of the institution’s educational programs. 8. Exercise responsibility in the evaluation of student learning and granting of academic credit.