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Griffith, Andrew S.; Altinay, Zeynep – Innovations in Education and Teaching International, 2020
Faculty are often evaluated on perceptions of their teaching effectiveness, their service activities, and their research productivity. To meet their institutional standards in each area, the faculty must properly allocate and manage their time. Administrators and department chairs have the means to facilitate or hinder faculty research…
Descriptors: Guidelines, Evaluation Methods, Faculty Workload, Teacher Effectiveness
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Robertson, Michael; Germov, John – Journal of Higher Education Policy and Management, 2015
Issues surrounding increasingly constrained resources and reducing levels of sector-based funding require consideration of a different Academic Work Allocation Model (AWAM) approach. Evidence from the literature indicates that an effective work allocation model is founded on the principles of equity and transparency in the distribution and…
Descriptors: Budgets, Case Studies, College Faculty, Universities
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College Section of National Council of Teachers of English – College English, 1977
Descriptors: College English, College Faculty, English, English Instruction
Archer, J. Andrew – 1974
Teaching load depends on many variables, however most colleges define it strictly in terms of contact or credit hours. The failure to give weight to variables such as number of preparations, number of students served, committee and other noninstructional assignments is usually due to the lack of a formula that will quantify the effects of these…
Descriptors: College Faculty, Committees, Faculty Advisers, Faculty Workload