Weekly Workload Regulations, By Class Sample Clauses

Weekly Workload Regulations, By Class. Classroom Faculty Workloads For both credit and noncredit faculty, at least two (2) of the five (5) required weekly student hours must be scheduled office hours. Noncredit faculty may substitute three (3) of the required five (5) weekly student hours for additional preparation, grading, and evaluation hours. Counseling Workloads No fewer than 31 of the 40 weekly work hours and no fewer than six (6) of the ten (10) preparation and student hours shall be worked on campus. Counselors may substitute five (5) of the required five (5) weekly student hours for additional preparation, grading, and evaluation hours. Counselors assigned to teach classes are designated as classroom faculty for that portion of their workload, which is computed accordingly. Librarian Workloads Librarians not assigned in whole or in part to other duties (classroom instruction, reassignment, etc.) will be assigned 30 weekly contact hours of librarian duties. Normal librarian duties include reference services, technical services, collection development, orientation, electronic resource development, display coordination, SEC/CCC site duties, and comparable professional tasks. Of such duties, no more than fifteen (15) weekly contact hours may be assigned to reference services. Librarians may be assigned as instructors of record to scheduled class sections. In such cases, the portion of the workload associated with classroom teaching is computed according to standards defined for that teaching assignment, and the balance of librarian duties is adjusted accordingly. Any such adjustment shall not limit the maximum assignment to reference services as defined above unless the balance of librarian duties falls below 15 weekly contact hours. Librarians shall be governed by the same provisions as classroom faculty with respect to the contractual obligation of five (5) weekly student hours.
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Weekly Workload Regulations, By Class. Classroom Faculty Classroom Faculty Workloads The standard contractual work week for credit and noncredit faculty is forty (40) hours. The standard instructional work week shall consist of thirty (30) hours of instructional time, curriculum development, preparation and student evaluation (contact hours and preparation hours). The remaining time will consist of five (5) student hours (of which at least two (2) hours must be designated office hours), and five (5) institutional service hours. Noncredit faculty may substitute three (3) of the required five (5) weekly student hours for additional preparation hours.
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Weekly Workload Regulations, By Class. Non-Classroom Faculty Counseling Workloads The standard contractual work week for counselors is forty (40) hours, including twenty-five (25) contact hours, ten (10) preparation hours, and five (5) institutional service hours. The twenty-five (25) contact hours is defined to include any counseling activity in which counseling service is provided to a student or students, including instruction, workshops, individual or group counseling. The ten (10) preparation hours include course work preparation and counseling preparation (of which 5 hours must be on campus). The expectation is that thirty (30) hours will be on campus. Counselors assigned to teach classes are designated as classroom faculty for that portion of their workload, which is computed accordingly as classroom LHE and comes with a “flex” obligation of two (2.0) hours of Deleted: Faculty Deleted: and Lecture Hour Equivalents (LHE) Deleted: ¶ The standard contractual work week for all full-time faculty is forty (40) hours. ¶ ¶
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