Reassigned Time for Curriculum Development, Faculty Development, and Instructional Enhancement Sample Clauses

Reassigned Time for Curriculum Development, Faculty Development, and Instructional Enhancement. At the discretion of the President or designee, full-time members may be awarded reassigned time for curriculum development, faculty development, or instructional enhancement. The following are the definitions for each of these categories: Load credits allocated for these purposes shall be no less than: CCSU 132 ECSU 64 SCSU 132 WCSU 87 Total 415
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Reassigned Time for Curriculum Development, Faculty Development, and Instructional Enhancement. At the discretion of the President or designee, full-time members may be awarded reassigned time for curriculum development, faculty development, or instructional enhancement. The following are the definitions for each of these categories: editor, honors program direction, academic program/center/institute direction and coordination, grants coordination, field experience coordination, advisement center direction, Graduate Council, coordinat- ing majors, adaptive technology supervision, coordination of student teaching supervision, academic grant development or administration. Load credits allocated for these purposes shall be no less than: CCSU 132 ECSU 64 SCSU 132 WCSU 87 Total 415
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Reassigned Time for Curriculum Development, Faculty Development, and Instructional Enhancement. At the discretion of the President or designee, full-time members may be awarded reassigned time for curriculum development, faculty development, or instructional enhancement. The following are the definitions for each of these categories: coordination, advisement center direction, Graduate Council, coordinat- ing majors, adaptive technology supervision, coordination of student teaching supervision, academic grant development or administration. Load credits allocated for these purposes shall be no less than: CCSU 132 ECSU 64 SCSU 132 WCSU 87 Total 415
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Reassigned Time for Curriculum Development, Faculty Development, and Instructional Enhancement. At the discretion of the President or designee, full-time members may be awarded reassigned time for curriculum development, faculty development, or instructional enhancement. The following are the definitions for each of these categories: Faculty Development (FD) – workshop, symposium, conference, acquiring new skills related to discipline or necessary for new technology, licensing, certification. Curriculum (C) – academic program review, revision of majors, work on interdisciplinary programs, major revision of courses, creation of new courses, program academic development, transition of curriculum to new technologies, workshops on instructional matters (internal), program accreditation. Instructional Enhancement (IE) – theatre/show/radio station/planetarium/studio/ weather center direction, team teaching coordination, publication editor, honors program direction, academic program/center/institute direction and coordination, grants coordination, field experience coordination, advisement center direction, Graduate Council, coordinating majors, adaptive technology supervision, coordination of student teaching supervision, academic grant development or administration. Wages per load credit for full-time members shall be: 2008 2009 2010 2011 Professor $1,609 $1,681 $1,757 $1,836 Associate $1,482 $1,549 $1,619 $1,692 Assistant $1,368 $1,430 $1,494 $1,561 Instructor $1,254 $1,310 $1,369 $1,431 Wages per load credit for part-time members shall be governed by Article 12.8.
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Reassigned Time for Curriculum Development, Faculty Development, and Instructional Enhancement. At the discretion of the President or designee, full-time members may be awarded reassigned time for curriculum development, faculty development, or instructional enhancement. The following are the definitions for each of these categories:
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Reassigned Time for Curriculum Development, Faculty Development, and Instructional Enhancement. At the discretion of the President or designee, full -time members may be awarded reassigned time for curriculum development, faculty development, or instructional enhancement. The following are the definitions for each of the se categories: Curriculum academic program review, revision of majors, work on interdisciplinar y programs, major revision of courses, creation of new courses, program academic development, transition of curriculum to new technologies, workshops on instructional matters (internal), program accreditation. Instructional Enhancement theatre/ show/ radi o station/ planetarium/ studio/ weather center direction, team teaching coordination, publication editor, honors program direction, academic program/ center/ institute direction and coordination, grants coordination, field experience coordination, advisement c enter direction, Graduate Council, coordinating majors, adaptive technology supervision, coordination of student teaching supervision, academic grant development or administration. Load credits allocated for these purposes shall be no less than: CCSU 132 ECSU 64 SCSU 132 WCSU 87 Total 415
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