Individual Course and Schedule Assignments Sample Clauses

Individual Course and Schedule Assignments. 1. The College shall, on a semester by semester basis, at least five months prior to the beginning of each semester, establish a master instructional schedule setting forth all courses to be offered and their meeting times and locations. 2. When known, the faculty of each department shall be informed, at least five (5) months prior to the beginning of each semester, in writing, or by e-mail, by their department chair of the courses and meeting times to be taught by the department during the upcoming semester. 3. By submitting the course preference form, which is attached as Addendum A to this Agreement, which can also be found on the Human Resources Website, full-time faculty shall advise their department chairs of their course and meeting times preference (inclusive of voluntary overload) for the upcoming semester within fifteen (15) days of being informed of the course and meeting time offerings set forth in paragraph G (2). 4. Subsequent to the receipt of course preference forms, if requested to do so in writing, department chairs shall meet individually with their faculty to discuss their course and meeting time preferences. Following all such meetings, or the waiver thereof, department chairs shall, subject to approval by the division xxxx, make decisions on which courses will be taught by the faculty of their departments. Such decisions shall be predicated on each faculty member's appropriate instructional experience, professional background, stated course preference(s) and credentials in relation to departmental course offerings. Faculty will be informed of their preliminary course and meeting time assignments in writing. If a faculty member's request cannot be honored, upon request, they shall be informed of the reasons therefore in writing. Newly hired faculty will not be afforded any preference under this section during their first semester of employment. 5. Full-time faculty shall be notified of their course and meeting time assignments by June 1 for the Fall semester and by December 1 for the Spring semester. Course and meeting time assignments may be changed prior to the beginning of a semester due to unforeseen circumstances involving enrollments or faculty availability.
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