Common use of Teaching Load Clause in Contracts

Teaching Load. 22.3.1 The normal full-time teaching load shall be mutually determined by the Administration, Department Chairperson and faculty member using fifteen (15) lecture equivalency hours plus or minus one (1) lecture equivalent hour (LEH). 22.3.2 Each course in the College curriculum will carry a load percentage carried to two (2) decimal places. The load percentage for each course is derived through the application of the following formula: 22.3.3 Where: 22.3.3.1 Course lecture and lab hours are established by the District. 22.3.3.2 The lecture equivalency factors of .65, .70, .75 are assigned to each course having laboratory hours, except that coaching lecture equivalency factors range from .50 to .60 as shown in Appendix F. In addition, the lecture equivalency factor for the non-credit instructional lecture/lab rate per hour will be .60. The minimum for unit members teaching in the Cosmetology, Computer Graphics and Design, and the Administration of Justice Programs will be 0.60. 22.3.4 New courses containing laboratory hours presented to the Curriculum Committee will have laboratory equivalency factor recommended by the Curriculum Committee and Administration and authorized by the Board of Trustees. 22.3.5 Determinations regarding combinations of courses for full-time faculty falling within the 14-16 LEH will be determined through consultation between faculty members of the programs involved, the Department Chair, and the Administration. 22.3.6 Part-time faculty members shall not exceed 67% of load in any term without prior approval of the Vice President of Academic Affairs. Per EDC §87482.5

Teaching Load. 22.3.1 The normal full-time teaching load shall be mutually determined by the Administration, Department Chairperson and faculty member using fifteen (15) lecture equivalency hours plus or minus one (1) lecture equivalent hour (LEH). 22.3.2 Each course in the College curriculum will carry a load percentage carried to two (2) decimal places. The load percentage for each course is derived through the application of the following formula: 22.3.3 Where: 22.3.3.1 Course lecture and lab hours are established by the District. 22.3.3.2 The lecture equivalency factors of .65, .70, .75 are assigned to each course having laboratory hours, except that coaching lecture equivalency factors range from .50 to .60 as shown in Appendix F. In addition, the lecture equivalency factor for the non-credit instructional lecture/lab rate per hour will be .60. The minimum for unit members teaching in the Cosmetology, Computer Graphics and Design, and the Administration of Justice Programs will be 0.60..40 to 22.3.4 New courses containing laboratory hours presented to the Curriculum Committee will have laboratory equivalency factor recommended by the Curriculum Committee and Administration and authorized by the Board of Trustees. 22.3.5 The combined weekly teaching hours consisting of lecture and laboratory activities for full-time Unit Members teaching in the Cosmetology, Computer Graphics and Design, and the Administration of Justice programs shall range between fifteen (15) and twenty five (25) hours per week. Specific weekly teaching hours each semester will be determined as a result of consultation between faculty members of the programs involved, the Department Chair, and the Administration using the normal teaching load (14-16 LEH) as a base. 22.3.6 Determinations regarding combinations of courses for full-time faculty falling within the 14-16 LEH will be determined through consultation between faculty members of the programs involved, the Department Chair, and the Administration. 22.3.6 Part-time faculty members shall not exceed 67% of load in any term without prior approval of the Vice President of Academic Affairs. Per EDC §87482.5

Teaching Load. 22.3.1 The normal full-time teaching load shall be mutually determined by the Administration, Department Chairperson and faculty member using fifteen (15) lecture equivalency hours plus or minus one (1) lecture equivalent hour (LEH). 22.3.2 Each course in the College curriculum will carry a load percentage carried to two (2) decimal places. The load percentage for each course is derived through the application of the following formula: 22.3.3 Where: 22.3.3.1 Course lecture and lab hours are established by the District. 22.3.3.2 The lecture equivalency factors of .65, .70, .75 are assigned to each course having laboratory hours, except that coaching lecture equivalency factors range from .50 to .60 as shown in Appendix F. In addition, the lecture equivalency factor for the non-credit instructional lecture/lab rate per hour will be .60. The minimum for unit members teaching in the Cosmetology, Computer Graphics and Design, and the Administration of Justice Programs will be 0.60.to 22.3.4 New courses containing laboratory hours presented to the Curriculum Committee will have laboratory equivalency factor recommended by the Curriculum Committee and Administration and authorized by the Board of Trustees. 22.3.5 The combined weekly teaching hours consisting of lecture and laboratory activities for full-time Unit Members teaching in the Cosmetology, Computer Graphics and Design, and the Administration of Justice programs shall range between fifteen (15) and twenty five (25) hours per week. Specific weekly teaching hours each semester will be determined as a result of consultation between faculty members of the programs involved, the Department Chair, and the Administration using the normal teaching load (14-16 LEH) as a base. 22.3.6 Determinations regarding combinations of courses for full-time faculty falling within the 14-16 LEH will be determined through consultation between faculty members of the programs involved, the Department Chair, and the Administration. 22.3.6 Part-time faculty members shall not exceed 67% of load in any term without prior approval of the Vice President of Academic Affairs. Per EDC §87482.5

Teaching Load. 22.3.1 The normal full-time teaching load shall be mutually determined by the Administration, Department Chairperson and faculty member using fifteen (15) lecture equivalency hours plus or minus one (1) lecture equivalent hour (LEH). 22.3.2 Each course in the College curriculum will carry a load percentage carried to two (2) decimal places. The load percentage for each course is derived through the application of the following formula: 22.3.3 Where: 22.3.3.1 Course lecture and lab hours are established by the District. 22.3.3.2 The lecture equivalency factors of .65, .70, .75 are assigned to each course having laboratory hours, except that coaching lecture equivalency factors range from .50 to .60 as shown in Appendix F. In addition, the lecture equivalency factor for the non-credit instructional lecture/lab rate per hour will be .60. The minimum for unit members teaching in the Cosmetology, Computer Graphics and Design, and the Administration of Justice Programs will be 0.60..40 to 22.3.4 New courses containing laboratory hours presented to the Curriculum Committee will have laboratory equivalency factor recommended by the Curriculum Committee and Administration and authorized by the Board of Trustees. 22.3.5 The combined weekly teaching hours consisting of lecture and laboratory activities for Unit Members teaching in the Cosmetology, Computer Graphics and Design, and the Administration of Justice programs shall range between fifteen (15) and twenty five (25) hours per week. Specific weekly teaching hours each semester will be determined as a result of consultation between faculty members of the programs involved, the Department Chair, and the Administration using the normal teaching load (14-16 LEH) as a base. 22.3.6 Determinations regarding combinations of courses for full-time faculty falling within the 14-16 LEH will be determined through consultation between faculty members of the programs involved, the Department Chair, and the Administration. 22.3.6 Part-time faculty members shall not exceed 67% of load in any term without prior approval of the Vice President of Academic Affairs. Per EDC §87482.5