Workload Unit Assignment Sample Clauses
Workload Unit Assignment. Units shall be awarded as follows:
1. One unit for each contact hour.
2. One unit for each different preparation more than three per semester, unless the extra preparation results from a compensated overload assignment. (Faculty members shall be compensated for extra preparation units during the semester in which said unit(s) are incurred.)
3. Units may be assigned by the bargaining unit member's division ▇▇▇▇ for special projects or responsibilities.
4. In recognition of the fact that the Health & Public Safety Division does not have full-time cooperative education coordinators, three (3) units shall be assigned for each academic semester to each faculty member who performs such clinical or cooperative education coordination responsibilities. In addition to the three (3) units, clinical and cooperative education workload units shall be awarded as follows:
a. Faculty members whose clinical or cooperative education responsibilities require on-site student instruction shall receive one (1) workload unit for each contact hour of such clinical instruction.
b. Faculty members whose clinical or cooperative education responsibilities include duties other than direct student instruction shall receive .33 workload units for each student enrolled in such clinical or cooperative education experience.
5. The Administration and the AAUP agree to examine the criteria for recognizing Health & Public Safety Division clinical workload, defined in Section 4 above, as described in the Memorandum of Understanding in Appendix 2.
Workload Unit Assignment. Units shall be awarded as follows:
1. One unit for each contact hour.
2. One unit for each different preparation more than three per semester, unless the extra preparation results from a compensated overload assignment. (Faculty members shall be compensated for extra preparation units during the semester in which said unit(s) are incurred.)
3. Units may be assigned by the bargaining unit member's division ▇▇▇▇ for special projects or responsibilities.
4. In recognition of the fact that some academic programs include experiential education components, such as practicum and clinicals, that are not handled by cooperative/clinical education coordinators, units shall be assigned for each academic semester to each faculty member who performs such practicum, clinical, or other experiential education coordination responsibilities. Practicum, clinical, and other experiential education coordination workload units shall be awarded as follows:
a. Two to three (2 to 3) units per semester for developing and maintaining site agreements. The number of units awarded each semester shall be determined collaboratively by the faculty member and their ▇▇▇▇ based on the number of site agreements/affiliations maintained and/or in development during that particular semester.
b. Faculty members whose practicum, clinical, or other experiential education responsibilities require on-site student instruction shall receive one (1) workload unit for each contact hour of such instruction.
c. Faculty members whose practicum, clinical or other experiential education responsibilities include direct student oversight shall receive 0.33 workload units for each student enrolled in such experiential education experience.
Workload Unit Assignment. The AAUP and the Administration recognize that social distancing protocols in response to COVID-19 safety concerns may be necessary as a result of government mandate, College policy, or recommendation from national and/or state health organizations. If it is necessary to observe social distancing protocols, faculty agree to make best efforts to reduce the amount of required on-campus instructional time. For those classes offered in person, the Administration and AAUP recognize that social distancing protocols may require smaller class sizes and/or scheduling additional course meetings. Faculty members will consult with their ▇▇▇▇ and Program/Department Chair to appropriately adjust and balance total contact hours, through methods such as combining multiple small lab sections into a single lecture section, increasing the capacity of web lecture sections, or other appropriate adjustments to courses and/or curriculums. However, the standards for awarding units for course delivery as described in Article 9(H) shall not be altered without the agreement of the faculty member.
Workload Unit Assignment. Units shall be awarded as follows:
1. One unit for each contact hour.
2. One unit for each different preparation more than three per term, unless the extra preparation results from a compensated overload assignment. (Faculty members shall be compensated for extra preparation units during the term in which said unit(s) are incurred.)
3. Units may be assigned by the bargaining unit member's division ▇▇▇▇ for special projects or responsibilities.
4. In recognition of the fact that the Health Technologies Division does not have full-time cooperative education coordinators, three (3) units shall be assigned for each academic term to each faculty member who performs such clinical or cooperative education coordination responsibilities. In addition to the three (3) units, clinical and cooperative education workload units shall be awarded as follows:
a. Faculty members whose clinical or cooperative education responsibilities require on-site student instruction shall receive one (1) workload unit for each contact hour of such clinical instruction.
b. Faculty members whose clinical or cooperative education responsibilities include duties other than direct student instruction shall receive .33 workload units for each student enrolled in such clinical or cooperative education experience.