Non-contract Faculty Sample Clauses

Non-contract Faculty a. The total number of hours of self-assigned flex activities required of each non-contract faculty member in a year is the sum of the number of hours a non-contract faculty member would normally be assigned on the days the self-assigned days are scheduled. Non-contract faculty members may elect to attend mandatory flex day activities to satisfy self-assigned flex day requirements.
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Non-contract Faculty. 9.5 B. (2) (a) The total number of hours of self-assigned flex activities required of non- contract faculty in a year is the sum of the number of hours a non-contract faculty member would normally be assigned on the days the self-assigned days are scheduled. Non-contract faculty may attend additional mandatory flex day activities described in 9.5A(1) to satisfy self-assigned flex day requirements. This should be proposed and approved using a Flex Day Activity Form (Appendix H, Form A1). 9.5 B. (2) (b) Leaves covered under Article 8.7, Professional Conference Leave, shall not be automatically considered as flex day activities. However, they may be proposed as flex day activities on either the Master contract (Appendix H, Form B1), or on a Flex Day Activity Form (Appendix H, Form A1). Faculty members doing flex day activities that require travel outside the county must complete a travel request for insurance purposes. If the activity is within normal working hours as set forth in Article 9.5B(1)(c), it may not be used as a self-assigned flex day activity.
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