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1. |
Course Instruction and
evaluation |
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- Reading and/or doing research on classroom
instruction and/or evaluation techniques
- Development and/or improvement of classroom
instruction and/or evaluation techniques.
- Reading and/or doing research in your field of
instruction, subject or area of expertise
- Creation of original works related to your field
of instruction, including the writing of articles
and/or papers in your field of instruction, subject or
area of expertise
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2. |
Staff
development, in-service training and instructional
improvement |
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- Participation in professional organizations
related to your field of instruction, subject or area
of expertise
- Attending or presenting at professional
conferences/workshops related to your field of
instruction, subject or area of expertise
(non-compensated)
- Mentoring activity (mentor/mentee meetings for the
discussion of things pertaining to teaching)
- Enhancing the teaching environment (e.g.,
updating computer skills, or developing/ learning
about/being trained to use new technology in the
classroom)
- Attending or presenting
coursework/workshops/seminars for continuing
education/professional growth & rejuvenation
(non-compensated)
- Attending or presenting at all campus sponsored
Staff Development activities
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3. |
Program and new course
curriculum or learning resource development and
evaluation |
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- Designing or adapting new curricula
- Attending or presenting at
workshops/conferences/training which support the
design of new curricula, or the
maintenance/modernization of existing curricula
- Writing grant applications
- Web site development/maintenance if related to
your field of instruction, subject or area of
expertise
- Interacting with organizations within the
community to develop opportunities for students (e.g.,
internships, job shadowing), benefit the
college/division/department (e.g., guest
speakers, class visitors)
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4. |
Student personnel
services |
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- Representing RHC at career days, college info
days, the Whittier Uptown Festival, etc.
- Serving in the college information booth at the
start of each semester.
- Participating in activities intended to improve
college outreach, matriculation, retention or success
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5. |
Learning resource
services |
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- Updating the library holdings
- Evaluating textbooks/software
- Participating in activities intended to enhance
college student services
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6. |
Related activities, such
as student advising, guidance, orientation,
matriculation services, and student, faculty and staff
diversity |
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- Participating in activities related to
articulation issues (e.g., meeting with faculty
from feeder & transfer institutions)
- Serving as a faculty advisor to student clubs;
otherwise participating in student-centered college
activities
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7. |
Departmental or division
meetings, conferences and workshops, and institutional
research |
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- Participating in official college retreats, campus
forums, and/or discussion groups.
- Participating in activities intended to enhance
the institution above and beyond contractual
obligations
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8. |
Other duties as assigned
by the district |
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- Presentations at local schools and community
organizations
- Performing other service to local schools and
community organizations (e.g., serving on a
panel of judges in a K-12 science fair, etc.)
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9. |
The necessary supporting activities
for the above - Not to exceed 6
hrs/semester for Full-time Faculty and 3 hrs/semester
for Part-time Faculty |
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- Fitness and stress reduction activities
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Part-time Faculty may receive FLEX credit for attending
department meetings and course revisions |
