Library Professors Sample Clauses

Library Professors. Each full-time librarian professor who does not have a teaching assignment shall devote the Basic Assignment Hours and their Service to the College Hours as listed in Article 10.A.1-2. If a librarian professor serves on a committee that meets during their Basic Assignment Hours, that time is included in Basic Assignment Hours. If the committee meetings fall outside Basic Assignment Hours, that time is included in Hours of Service to the College. These hours are exclusive of overload or extra pay assignments. The immediate educational administrator shall schedule work hours following a discussion with each library professor. Insofar as possible, hours assigned to library professors’ responsibilities within the department shall be distributed equitably among department members.
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Library Professors. Each a full-time librarian professor who does not have a teaching assignment shall devote the Basic Assignment Hours and their Service to the College Hours as listed in Article 10.A.1-2. If a librarian professor serves on a committee which meets during their Basic Assignment Hours, that time is included in Basic Assignment Hours. If the committee meetings fall outside Basic Assignment Hours, that time is included in Hours of Service to the College. These hours are exclusive of overload or extra pay assignments. The immediate educational administrator shall schedule work hours following discussion with each library professor. Insofar as possible, hours assigned to library professor’s responsibilities within the department shall be distributed equitably among department members. Lecture Hours of Teaching Hours of Librarians Basic Hours Hours of Service to the College 1 33 34 6 3 29 32 8 4 27 31 9 5 25 30 10 6 23 29 11 7 21 28 12 8 19 27 13 10 15 25 15
Library Professors. Each full-time librarian professor who does not have a teaching assignment shall devote the Basic Assignment Hours and their Service to the College Hours as listed in Article 10.A.1-

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