Workload Standards: Department Liaison Position Responsibilities Sample Clauses

Workload Standards: Department Liaison Position Responsibilities. In Departments that have full-time faculty members at more than one campus location, and certain other departments with significant enrollments on more than one campus, department liaisons will support district-wide department chairs. Department liaison positions will be established and maintained per Appendix E. Department liaisons will always be located on a different campus than the department chair. Duties of the department liaison are limited to: 5.10.1 Serving as the primary campus contact for the department chair, and help to facilitate better communication between the department chair and both campus staff and faculty on the campus where the department liaison is located. 5.10.2 Regularly communicating specific campus needs, concerns, and other relevant considerations to the department chair. 5.10.3 Assisting the department chair in scheduling and hiring decisions on the campus where the department liaison is located. 5.10.4 Collaborating with the department chair in the student grievance process on the campus where the department liaison is located. 5.10.5 Serving as an on-campus point of communication for staff and faculty at the campus where the department liaison is located. 5.10.6 Holding a minimum of three meetings per quarter (ideally monthly) with the department chair at mutually agreed upon times. These meetings can be in person, by phone, or through video conferencing.
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