Professional and Part-Time Employee’s Teaching Plan Sample Clauses

Professional and Part-Time Employee’s Teaching Plan. Professional and part-time employees shall be required to submit their teaching plan for the succeeding academic year (Fall-Spring-Summer) by January 31 of each year of this agreement. Professional Employees teaching in the RN program will submit their teaching plan by July 1 of each year. This plan must set forth the courses and semester loads that the professional employee wishes to teach in the succeeding academic year. This plan shall be submitted to the college for review, approval and/or modification, all depending upon student enrollment within the classes proposed by the professional employees within their teaching plan. If approved, the plan may be modified at the professional employee's request, based upon extenuating circumstances, or the Chief Academic Officer’s request based on the academic class needs of the College. Professional employees shall not be forced to teach summer school classes unless summer school teaching is contained within the professional employee's teaching plan.
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