Common use of Emeritus Faculty Benefits Clause in Contracts

Emeritus Faculty Benefits. 16.11.1 Emeritus faculty of Palomar College shall be entitled to the following benefits: • Library borrowing privileges • Staff parking pass • Athletic event pass • Staff discount for performing arts events • Retention of their existing Palomar email account, unless otherwise determined by the Vice President of Human Resources based on extenuating circumstances such as existing or anticipated litigation or disciplinary related matters that would require issuance of a new email account. • The opportunity to audit or enroll in up to 6 units per semester at Palomar College, given that there is room available in the class(es).

Emeritus Faculty Benefits. 16.11.1 Emeritus faculty of Palomar College shall be entitled to the following benefits: • Library borrowing privileges • Staff parking pass • Athletic event pass • Staff discount for performing arts events • Retention of their existing Palomar email E-mail account, unless otherwise determined by the Vice President of Human Resources based on extenuating circumstances such as existing or anticipated litigation or disciplinary related matters that would require issuance of a new email account. • The opportunity to audit or enroll in up to 6 units per semester at Palomar College, given that there is room available in the class(es).

Emeritus Faculty Benefits. 16.11.1 Emeritus faculty of Palomar College shall be entitled to the following benefits: • Library borrowing privileges • Staff parking pass • Athletic event pass • Staff discount for performing arts events • Retention of their existing Palomar email account, unless otherwise determined by the Vice President of Human Resources based on extenuating circumstances such as existing or anticipated litigation or disciplinary related matters that would require issuance of a new email account. E-mail account • The opportunity to audit or enroll in up to 6 units per semester at Palomar College, given that there is room available in the class(es). • The opportunity to teach up to one assignment or .3 load per semester, to be assigned after full-time overload, and before part-time faculty assignments are made. See Article 20.11.6.