Workweek - Full-Time Instructors Sample Clauses

Workweek - Full-Time Instructors. Teaching: Twenty-five (25) hours in the classroom. Minor variations necessitated by scheduling problems will be adjusted over the course of two (2) academic years. If not adjusted by the time of retirement/resignation, the balance owed to the District will be deducted from the faculty member’s final payroll warrant. If there is a balance owed to the faculty member at the time of retirement/resignation, it will be included in the faculty member’s final payroll warrant. Other Assignments: Five (5) hours per week as assigned by management and documented as prescribed by Continuing Education procedures. Assigned activities that may reasonably include student contact, District meetings, Continuing Education meetings, senate activities, in-service workshops, approved recruiting and follow-up activities, and or professional development activities. Preparation: Ten (10) hours per week on- or off-campus at the discretion of the instructor.
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