Scheduling of Fall and Spring Classes and the Assignment of Faculty Sample Clauses

Scheduling of Fall and Spring Classes and the Assignment of Faculty. 1. Full-time instructional faculty shall be assigned to the schedule without classification as to location, day, or evening program. The schedule should be arranged so that the classes on a single day do not span a period greater than 8 hours without permission, in writing, of the instructor. The Chief Instructional Officer of designee shall have the responsibility and authority to determine the scheduling of classes and the assignment of full-time faculty. No unit member will be required to teach correspondence or CCAP courses unless necessary to make full load and no other class sections in which the faculty member is qualified are available at the main campus, online, or other District locations. Any additional work required on days outside the VVC calendar shall be compensated at 1/175 of their annual salary.
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Scheduling of Fall and Spring Classes and the Assignment of Faculty a. Full-time instructional faculty shall be assigned to the schedule without classification as to location, day, or evening program. The schedule should be arranged so that the classes on a single day do not span a period greater than 12 hours without the permission, in writing, of the instructor. The Chief Instructional Officer or designee shall have the responsibility and authority to determine the scheduling of classes and the assignment of full-time faculty.
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