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Fitzgerald, James S. – Community and Junior College Journal, 1975
To arrive at an equitable teaching load policy, the percentage of load allotted to each course should be identified. In addition, a table of appropriate basic class sizes should be designed so that unusual class sizes can be quantified and caculated into the percentage of load assigned for each course. (DC)
Descriptors: College Faculty, Noninstructional Responsibility, Part Time Faculty, Teacher Welfare
Nelson, Barbara – Journal of Physical Education and Recreation, 1976
Split contracting is one answer to the problems of budget and manpower for expanding women's athletic programs. (MM)
Descriptors: Athletic Coaches, Contracts, Noninstructional Responsibility, Part Time Faculty
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Pollack, Art; Breuder, Robert L. – Community College Review, 1982
Describes the historical use and current status of part-time faculty in community colleges. Examines problems related to part-time faculty salaries, limited participation in curriculum and governance, noninstructional obligations, institutional commitment, and academic quality. Suggests addressing these problems through increased pay and benefits,…
Descriptors: Community Colleges, Noninstructional Responsibility, Part Time Faculty, Personnel Policy
Ford, Marge L.; Long, Jonne A. – 1981
This six-part report provides data on faculty workload and salaries for Spring 1981 at the Metropolitan Community Colleges. Section I describes the purposes for and procedures used in this collection of information and defines the data elements covered by the report: full-time teaching credit and contact hours; full-time non-teaching credit and…
Descriptors: College Faculty, Community Colleges, Costs, Enrollment
California Community and Junior Coll. Association, Sacramento. – 1978
This study was conducted through a mailed survey of randomly selected full- and part-time faculty at 15 California community colleges. Responses came from 1,302 full-time (49.3% reporting) and 1,544 part-time faculty (32.9% reporting). Respondents represented a wide range of teaching fields. Of full-time respondents, 69.3% reported seven or more…
Descriptors: College Faculty, Community Colleges, Faculty Workload, Noninstructional Responsibility