SCHEDULING OF COURSES Sample Clauses

SCHEDULING OF COURSES. 1. The selection of courses and sections shall be determined by the mutual agreement of the appropriate full-time faculty of the department/program and their immediate supervisor. 2. If there is no mutual agreement, preference in the selection of courses and sections shall be assigned on a semester rotation basis among the qualified members in that academic department/program. The rotation shall continue from the previous contract for the duration of this contract. 3. All faculty assignments shall be subject to the approval of the College President.
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SCHEDULING OF COURSES. (a) Scheduling of courses shall be coordinated centrally by the Registrar or designate, under the direction of the Vice-President, Education or appropriate designate. In determining faculty schedules, the appropriate administrator shall make every reasonable effort to act in accordance with stated faculty preferences, recognizing that the needs of students must be the first consideration. Seniority shall be used as the deciding factor when conflicts between faculty preferences cannot be resolved in any other way. Timetabling or scheduling issues not resolved at the departmental level may be referred to the Labour Management Committee for resolution. Additional faculty members and/or administrators may attend the Labour Management Committee where the Labour Management Committee mutually agrees this as helpful for the resolution of the timetabling or scheduling issues under discussion. NIC/NICFA Collective Agreement 30 (b) Draft timetables for Fall and Winter offerings shall be prepared no later than June 1; timetables for intersession courses shall be prepared at least 30 (thirty) working days prior to the commencement of the term. Final course timetables shall be posted at least 15 (fifteen) working days before schedule implementation.
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SCHEDULING OF COURSES should take place so that course participation does not interfere with the employee’s work schedule.
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SCHEDULING OF COURSES. ‌ The chairperson of the GEC will advise the VPAA on the number of sections of General Education courses needed prior to the issuance of scheduling directives. The GEC chair will also review the schedule of all courses recommended by departments and colleges to be offered for General Education for the purpose of advising the VPAA, when necessary to maintain the integrity of the General Education program.
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SCHEDULING OF COURSES. 130 - ARTICLE 44: FINANCIAL EXIGENCY.......................................................................................... - 131 - ARTICLE 45: PROGRAM REDUNDANCY ................................................................................... - 136 - ARTICLE 46: AMALGAMATION, CONSOLIDATION, MERGER OR EXPANSION OF THE UNIVERSITY ........................................................................................................... - 140 - ARTICLE 47: NEGOTIATION PROCEDURE ............................................................................... - 140 - ARTICLE 48: STRIKES OR LOCK-OUTS .................................................................................... - 141 - ARTICLE 49: DURATION AND CONTINUANCE OF THE AGREEMENT................................... - 141 -
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SCHEDULING OF COURSES. 43.1 Scheduling of Courses Except in the Faculty of Education, Consecutive Program, and Collaborative Programs (a) By November 1 of each year, Chairs and Directors, after consultation with Members of their relevant academic units, will submit to the appropriate Xxxx draft loading sheets that include a list of courses to be offered by their academic units in the Fall and Winter terms of the following academic year; scheduling requirements, including the delivery pattern; any special room requirements needed for each course section; and any Members’ requests for accommodation (with rationale) to their course schedule. (b) By November 30 of each year, the Xxxx, in consultation with his or her Chairs and/or Directors, will review and approve the draft loading sheets to ensure that all program and student requirements are accommodated. After November 30, the Xxxx will send the draft loading sheets to the Registrar’s Office for review. (c) By December 20 of each year, the Registrar’s Office will return to Chairs and Directors draft loading sheets for a final consultation with Members of their academic units. Between December 20 and January 20, the Xxxx may receive from Chairs/Directors additional requests for accommodation of Members (with rationale). (d) By January 20 of each year, Chairs and Directors outside the Faculty of Education will submit draft loading sheets to the Xxxx. The Xxxx will sign off and submit to the Registrar’s Office the final loading sheets. (e) After January 20 of each year, a course timetable will be prepared by the Registrar and the Deans using the loading sheets. (f) By March 15 of each year, the Registrar’s Office will publish the final course timetable. 43.2 Scheduling of Courses in the Faculty of Education, Consecutive Program (a) By January 20 of each year, Chairs in the Faculty of Education will submit draft loading sheets to the Xxxx. The Xxxx will sign off and submit to the Registrar’s Office the final loading sheets. (b) By May 15 of each year, the Xxxx, after consultation with Members of the Faculty who teach in the Consecutive program, will submit to the Registrar’s Office draft loading sheets that include a list of courses offered in the Fall and Winter terms; scheduling requirements, including the delivery pattern; any special room requirements needed for each course section; and any Member’s requests for accommodation (with rationale) to their course schedule. (c) After June 1 of each year, a course timetable will be prep...
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