Common use of Non-Classroom Faculty Duties Clause in Contracts

Non-Classroom Faculty Duties. The non-classroom faculty member should be clearly knowledgeable in the area of the assignment and aware of current developments and research in the field; should communicate effectively with students and colleagues; should use methods and resources appropriate to the job assignment; should use appropriate methods to evaluate and monitor work; should stimulate the use of, and interest in, work assignment; and should maintain and submit work assignment and college records and reports in accordance with District policies.

Non-Classroom Faculty Duties. The non-classroom faculty member should be who merits tenure: 1. is clearly knowledgeable in the area of the assignment and assignment; 2. is aware of current developments and research in the field; should communicate ; 3. communicates effectively with students and colleagues; should use ; 4. uses methods and resources appropriate to the job assignment; should use ; 5. uses appropriate methods to evaluate and monitor work; should stimulate the ; 6. stimulates use of, and interest in, work assignment; and 7. maintains and should maintain and submit submits work assignment and college records and reports in accordance with District policies.

Non-Classroom Faculty Duties. The non-classroom faculty member should is responsible to: be clearly knowledgeable in the area of the assignment and aware of current developments and research in the field; should communicate effectively with students and colleagues; should use methods and resources appropriate to the job assignment; should use appropriate methods to evaluate and monitor work; should stimulate the use of, and interest in, work assignment; and should maintain and submit work assignment and college records and reports in accordance with District policies.

Non-Classroom Faculty Duties. The non-classroom faculty member is responsible to: should be clearly knowledgeable in the area of the assignment and aware of current developments and research in the field; should communicate effectively with students and colleagues; should use methods and resources appropriate to the job assignment; should use appropriate methods to evaluate and monitor work; should stimulate the use of, and interest in, work assignment; and should maintain and submit work assignment and college records and reports in accordance with District policies.