Hourly Assignment Procedures
Model Hourly Assignment Procedure:
1. Hourly Assignment Defined:
Hourly assignments are all assignments remaining after regular, probationary and temporary faculty
assignments have been made or determined.
2. Initial Eligibility:
According to the AFA/District Contract, except for adjunct faculty responding to a less than
“Satisfactory” evaluation conclusion, only faculty members who have received a “Satisfactory” or
better evaluation conclusion can be considered for hourly assignments.
3. Program Needs (see Notes 1 and 2):
The XXX Program/Department (fill in correct name) has identified the following courses as those
requiring special experience and/or expertise on the part of the faculty member in order to meet the
needs of students. The required experience and/or expertise is identified for each course. Only those
faculty members who can demonstrate the required experience and/or expertise will be assigned to
the courses listed below:
List each course: List required experience and/or expertise:
The Department Chair, or faculty Program Director/Coordinator, in consultation with the
Supervising Administrator, shall make experience and expertise determinations. If more than one
faculty member has the required experience and/or expertise, assignments will be made on the
following basis (Department needs to select which mechanism will be used from the list below):
• rotated; or
• assigned by length of service, or
• handled according to another tie-breaking mechanism that is agreed to by the program
faculty and defined in departmental procedures.
4. Making Fall and Spring Hourly Assignments (see Note 2):
After the courses identified in Item 3 above have been assigned to faculty with the required experience
and/or expertise, assignment priority for the remaining hourly assignments will be given in ranked
order to faculty with the greatest length of service in the program/department. The Department Chair.
or faculty Program Director/Coordinator shall make recommendations for hourly assignments and
shall forward them to the Supervising Administrator.
Whenever possible, for those adjunct faculty members with “assignment priority,” a “like load” will
be offered. “Like load” means the same load that was performed during the previous “like” semester
(Fall for Fall, Spring for Spring), up to 40%.
Those adjunct faculty employees without assignment priority may receive an assignment after the
“like load” provision for those with an assignment priority has been met.
5. Communication (see Note 3):
So that information can be used in preparing Proof 1 and 2 for the subsequent term, it is necessary to
determine which faculty members are interested in receiving an Hourly Assignment for the next
Semester, Intersession or Summer Session. The Department Chair (or faculty program
director/coordinator) will communicate in writing, via a query letter, with every department/program
faculty member by: (Department needs to select which time frame will be used from the list below):
• the end of the second week of each semester for Spring and Fall semesters, or
• specify a different appropriate specific time
and by: (Department needs to select which time frame will be used from the list below):
• November 1 for Summer Session, or
• specify a different appropriate specific time
Written response to this communication is required by:
(Department needs to select which mechanism will be used from the list below):
• the end of the fourth week of the semester for Spring and Fall semester classes, or
• specify a different appropriate specific time
and by (Department needs to select which mechanism will be used from the list below):
• November 15 for Summer Session classes, or
• specify a different appropriate specific time
The Department Chair, or faculty Program Director/Coordinator, will post a copy of Proof 2 at (name
location accessible to all faculty) as soon as Proof 2 is available. This posting shall constitute
confirmation of Hourly Assignment recommendations made by the Department to the District.
6. Summer Session and Inter-sessions Hourly Assignments:
After the courses identified in Item 3 above have been assigned to faculty with the required experience
and/or expertise, assignment priority for Summer Session and Inter-session hourly assignments shall
be given according to the written departmental procedures. (Note: unless alternate procedures are on
file, the same procedures as outlined in item 4 above shall apply.)
7. Review and Approval:
These procedures and the updated seniority list have been reviewed by the following faculty, and
discussed and approved at a scheduled department meeting on (state the date).
Reviewed by: (Department needs to list/signatures of those who have reviewed Hourly
Assignment Procedures.)
8. Model Hourly Assignment Query Letter
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Note 1: Need identification of specific courses requiring special experience and/or expertise on the part
of the faculty member in order to meet the needs of students, and definition of what that specific
expertise and/or experience is. (For example, “Advanced training” is too general.)
Note 2: In the event that there is no faculty Department Chair or faculty Program Coordinator/Director,
the department faculty, in consultation, with the Supervising Administrator shall determine a
mechanism to allow for faculty participation.
Note 3: A record of communication is required to determine whether a faculty member is interested in
receiving an hourly assignment. Specific dates for the query to faculty should be established, as
well as specific dates for required response. Enough time should be given to allow for faculty
consideration of interest.
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Hourly Assignment Procedures by Department
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| Administration of Justice |
- Administration of Justice (604 KB)
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| Agriculture/Natural Resources |
- Agribusiness, Animal Hlth, Animal Sci, Enology, Environmntl Conservation/Nat Res Mgt, Environmntl Horticulture, Equine Sci, Genl Ag, Landscape Design, Horticulture, Recreation, Sustainable Ag, Vet Tech, Viticulture, Welding, Wine Studies (1 MB) |
| American Sign Language |
- ASL, Deaf Culture, ASL-English Linguistics, Interpreter Education (636 KB) |
| Applied Technology |
- Architecture Tech, AutoCAD & Related Tech, Civil & Surveying Tech, Construction Mgt, Environmntl Tech (796 KB) |
| Art |
- Art History, Ceramics, Drawing, Painting, Photography, Printmaking, Sculpture, 2-D Foundations (372 KB) |
| Behavioral Sciences |
- Psychology, Sociology, Anthropology (1.2 MB) |
| Business Administration |
- Accounting, Business Admin, Hospitality, Human Resources, International Bus, Management, Office Mgt, Real Estate, Small Business Mgt (512 KB) |
| Business Office Technology |
- Business Commun, Ofc Procedures, Internet/World Wide Web, Records Mgt, MS Ofc Suite, Business Math, Multi-Curricular Lab, Quicken/Quickbooks, Online Courses, Bookkeeping (356 KB) |
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| Chemistry |
- Chemistry for the Allied Health Sci, Genl Chemistry, Intro Genl Chem (860 KB) |
| Child Development |
- Child Related Careers, Child/Family/Commun Interrelationships, Children w/Special Needs, Curriculum Classes, Devel Stages of Childhood, Devel Trends of Infants/Toddlers, Early Childhood Methods, Health & Safety, Intro to Early Childhood Ed, Mgt of ECE Program (316 KB) |
| College Skills/Tutorial |
- Developmental Reading/Writing/Math, Non-Credit Basic Skills (736 KB) |
| Communication Studies |
- Communication Studies, Media, Speech, Journalism (628 KB) |
| Computer and Information Science |
- Computer Science, Programming Languages, Adobe & Microsoft Applications, Web Design, Networking & Operating Systems, Computer Basics, Computer Literacy (688 KB) |
| Consumer and Family Studies |
- Clothing & Textiles, Dietetic Tech, Fashion, Floristry, Foster & Kinship Care Ed, Independent Living, Interior Design, Nutrition & Foods (580 KB) |
| Counseling and Guidance |
- Academic & Career Counseling, Orientations, Study Skills, Educational Outreach (1.4 MB) |
| Culinary Art - Procedures not yet available |
- Culinary Arts, Baking & Pastry, Front House Operations, Restaurant Mgt, Specialty & Ethnic Cooking
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| Disability Resources |
- Adapted Physical Ed, Assistive Technology Specialist, Disability Specialist (DSPS Counselor), Learning Disability Specialist, Speech Language Specialist (472 KB) |
| Earth and Space Sciences |
- Aeronautical & Aviation, Astronomy, Cultural/Physical/World Regional Geography, Environmental Science, Geology, Meteorology (632 KB) |
| Electronics |
- Electronics (660 KB) |
| Engineering/Physics |
- Engineering, Physics (384 KB) |
| English |
- English (260 KB) |
| English as a Second Language |
- Credit & Non-Credit English as a Second Language (616 KB) |
| EOPS |
- Extended Opportunity Program & Services (664 KB)
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| H-M |
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| Health Sciences |
- Associate Degree Nursing (ADN), Dental Programs, Medical Assisting/Comm. Health Worker, Nurse Assistant/Home Health Aide, Pharmacy Technician, Psychiatric Technician, Radiologic Technology, Vocational Nursing (2.9 MB) |
| Humanities |
- American Cultures, Inderdisciplinary Studies, World Humanities, Popular Culture in the US, Religious Studies, Humanities in Asia (764 KB) |
| Industrial and Trade Technology |
- Automotive Tech, Diesel Tech, Machine Tool Tech (1 MB) |
| Library and Information Sciences |
- Term Paper Research, Effective Searching Techniques for World Wide Web, Searching Techniques for Computer Databases, Information Literacy content (824 KB) |
| Life Sciences |
- Anatomy, Cell Biology, General Biology, Microbiology, Physiology, Zoology (748 KB) |
| Mathematics |
- Elementary Algebra through Calculus and Statistics, Non-Credit Math Lab 770 (720 KB) |
| Modern and Classical Languages |
- Chinese, French, German, Italian, Latin, Spanish (536 KB) |
| Music |
- Band, Guitar, Jazz Ensemble, Musicianship (Sight Singing & Dictation), Orchestra, Piano, World Music (1.3 MB)
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| Philosophy |
- Critical Thinking, Critical Thinking and Writing, Introduction to Philosophy (868 KB) |
| Physical Education |
- Aquatics, Athletic Training, Coaching, Dance-Ballroom/Hip Hop, Fencing, Judo, Pilates & Yoga, Step Aerobics, Tennis, Weight Training (536 KB) |
| Public Safety |
- Administration of Justice, Emergency Medical Care, Fire Technology (1.6 MB) |
| Social Sciences |
- Economics, History, Political Science (636 KB) |
| Theatre Arts |
- Acting, Directing, Stagecraft, Theatre Literature, Theatre Technology (984 KB) |
| Work Experience |
- Work Experience, Internship, Community Involvement, Work Abroad, Apprenticeship (712 KB) |
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