Laboratory Instructor Sample Clauses
The Laboratory Instructor clause defines the role, responsibilities, and qualifications required for individuals assigned to instruct or supervise laboratory sessions. Typically, this clause outlines the necessary educational background, relevant experience, and specific duties such as preparing materials, ensuring safety protocols, and guiding students through experiments. Its core function is to ensure that laboratory instruction is conducted by competent personnel, thereby maintaining educational quality and safety standards in laboratory environments.
Laboratory Instructor an employee teaching credit laboratories and performing related duties.
Laboratory Instructor. Laboratory Instructor s support the work of an Academic Unit through laboratory instruction and related duties.
Laboratory Instructor. An employee who is qualified to develop and teach laboratory courses in practical skills and techniques and who assists college professors in teaching such courses. The preferred minimum qualification for a laboratory instructor is a Bachelor's degree or equivalent educational and practical experience in the area of specialization.
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Laboratory Instructor. (1) The role of a laboratory instructor may include all or any of the following: instruction of laboratory exercises, concepts, theories, techniques and use of equipment; student contact for purposes of advising, tutoring and supervision both in and outside of the laboratory period; preparation of introductory laboratory lecture; evaluation of student laboratory assignments; revision and development of existing laboratory courses, programs and/or new laboratories; preparation of materials for use in the laboratory; set-up and take-down of laboratory materials; preparation of time-tables; control of inventory; maintenance of equipment; ordering of materials; professional development; participation on OUC committees, and other ancillary functions related to the above. The assigned duties for a laboratory instructor are normally carried out under the general guidance of the Department Chair or his or her designate(s).
(2) The total assigned duty for a full-time laboratory instructor shall not exceed 35 real hours per week, unless arrangements satisfactory to the laboratory instructor, the Department Chair, and designated supervisor are made.
(3) An equivalent hour is defined as any of the following:
(i) one hour scheduled in the course or program timetable for the purpose of laboratory supervision; 14.04 (3) (iii) the marking of laboratory assignments for 12 students enrolled in the course and assigned to the laboratory instructor as of the Last Day for Late Registration and Course Changes;
Laboratory Instructor. (Categories and