Reading
Department Office Mary Unser, Adm Asst email [menu bar is under construction--items in purple are not linked, items in dark green are linked but pages may not yet have content] OVERVIEW Welcome Page JUST JOINING THE DEPARTMENT.. DAILY OFFICE LIFE Office assignment Security Furniture Computer Parking TEACHING Independent studies Teaching on campus Teaching online Course preparation Requirements for syllabi Course materials Course management E-Reserve Student evaluations Grades Incompletes Required student submissions Teaching assistants Student grievances ADVISEMENT Program planning Registering for courses Dept database Monitoring student progress RESEARCH Institutional Review Board (IRB) COMMITTEES Assignment to committees EMPLOYMENT/CAREER ADVANCEMENT Continuing appointment Promotion & tenure DSI Sabbatical leave UUP Leave accrual/reporting UA
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[proposed assignment policy and procedures] Office Assignment Each full-time faculty member is assigned a single-occupancy office, subject to availability of offices in the School of Education. Selection of specific offices is determined first on the basis of rank, and then appointment date within rank. Part-time faculty are not assigned single-occupany offices unless offices become available through the School of Education or UAlbany for adjuncts. If these become available, part-time faculty will be assigned on the basis of longevity of teaching service. Part-time faculty have access to the Reading Department Graduate Student office for course preparation and meetings with students. The main office complex is reserved for the Department Chair (ED334), Department secretaries (ED333, ED335), and work-study students. Other administrative assistants (e.g., Online advisor) are assigned either a single or shared office, depending on availability and responsibilities. The Reading Department strives to maintain a suite of offices in close proximity to each other. It also takes into account special needs of individual faculty with respect to medical or other conditions that necessitate specific locations.
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Last Updated: October 12, 2006
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