Service to the College Sample Clauses

Service to the College. Demonstration of service to the College may include, but is not limited to, contributions to instructional programs; grant writing; student advising and contributions in student activities, and service on college committees.
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Service to the College participation in activities such as division meetings, in-service, committee work, new student registration, and assessment activities (Eligible for Associate Faculty only).
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Service to the College. Community
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Service to the College the Conservatory 1. Both the quantity and the quality of service contribution will be evaluated as significant factors in decisions relating to retention or promotion. The nature and timing of the contribution of the full-time faculty member for the next academic year will be discussed between the faculty member and their Department Chair and approved by the Department Chair by October 15. The request of the faculty member shall be considered by the Department Chair. However, the Department Chair is entitled to weigh the needs of the department, division and Berklee as well as the qualifications and prior Service to the College/the Conservatory assignments of the faculty member when the Department Chair determines the full-time faculty member’s Service to the College/the Conservatory assignment. If the full-time faculty member objects to the Department Chair’s assignment, the faculty member may appeal the assignment by filing a written appeal to the Division Xxxx within five (5) calendar days of receiving the assignment. Said written appeal must set forth in detail the basis for the appeal. Within ten (10) calendar days after the written appeal is received by the Division Xxxx, a meeting will be held among the Department Chair, Division Xxxx, the full-time faculty member and, unless requested otherwise by the full-time faculty member, the Union President or designee. The decision of the Division Xxxx will be final. 2. Each full-time faculty member must perform one (1) or more of the duties listed in “a” through “l” below. a. Service on Berklee Committees b. Advice to student groups c. Curriculum development
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Service to the College. In addition, service to the community, or the profession may be included. Service to the College may include, for example, shared governance, departmental activities, committees, course learning outcomes revisions, special projects, program review/program improvement, or mentoring/coaching other faculty.
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Service to the College. As faculty share in the responsibility for shaping the College’s academic policy a faculty member is expected to participate in the full life of the College, and may be reasonably expected to participate in the operational concerns of the college. Such participation may include but not be limited to: a. Attendance at convocation and graduation, college-wide functions and openings, general faculty meetings; b. Service on committees, attendance at Departmental meetings, participation in curriculum development and Departmental policy, attendance at student functions; c. Effective participation on College committees, advisor/contributor to student activities/projects; d. Planning and/or participating in curriculum-related enrichment activities outside the classroom and/or course requirements; e. Organizing material and advising students with special interest (e.g., graduate school, advanced training); f. Leadership in some area of the college (such as governance, departmental re- accreditation reports, service as Department Chair, Graduate Program Director and/or voluntary service on shared governance bodies at the college); g. Contribution to curriculum or program development and change; h. Service as a chair of a major committee, or fulfillment of special assignments; i. Acting as a representative of the College to the larger regional or national community; and j. Supporting community engagement projects under the auspices of the College.
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Service to the College. As part of their professional role, faculty are expected to participate in college-wide and organizational unit governance activities. Appropriate functions may be as follows: 1. Assumes her/his share of departmental/divisional responsibilities. 2. Serves on or chairs college and divisional committees. 3. Performs routine duties (reports, forms, grades, class lists, bookstore orders, film rental orders, budget data, etc.) as appropriate to position description. 4. Serves on program advisory committees, visits other campuses, etc., where appropriate.
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