Review of Faculty Workload and Compensation

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Review of Faculty Workload & Compensation TCC Board of Trustees Workshop May 18, 2016

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Review of Faculty Workload &

CompensationTCC Board of Trustees Workshop

May 18, 2016

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Workshop Background• Discovered variations in accountability

for faculty reassignments• Inconsistencies in allocation of

reassignments within and across academic divisions

• Improvements are needed in the process to review and administer equitably

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Address the following questions: • What are the names of faculty, the

number of courses they teach, the number of contact hours assigned, amount release time granted, and their teaching loads and compensation?

• What is required according to state statute?

Workshop Purpose

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• What are other Florida colleges’ policies related to faculty teaching load?

• What are the reassigned responsibilities performed by faculty at TCC?

Workshop Purpose

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• “Each full-time member of the teaching faculty at any Florida College System institution... shall teach a minimum of 15 classroom contact hours per week.”

• “The required classroom contact hours per week may be reduced upon approval of the president.”

Florida Statute 1012.82

Source: https://www.flsenate.gov/Laws/Statutes/2011/1012.82

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Faculty Workload in Policy• 05-04: Faculty Hours of Work• 05-08: Reassigned Time• 05-09: Teaching Load

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TCC Policy 05-04Faculty Hours of Work

• “[Faculty members’] assignments require forty (40) or more hours of professional services to the College each week.”

• “A faculty member must provide for a total time of at least twenty-five (25) hours in an instructional capacity, that is, available to students in the classroom and through office hours...”

Source: https://presentations.tcc.fl.edu/BOT/BOTPages/05-04.aspx

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TCC Policy 05-09Teaching Load

• “A full-time teaching load at the College is based on class size, the number of preparations, and the total student contact hours.”

• “The teaching load formula is derived in the following manner: contact hours for each course taught times the number of students enrolled in assigned sections, scaled to account for number of different preparations.”

Source: https://presentations.tcc.fl.edu/BOT/BOTPages/05-09.aspx

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Faculty Workload Policies• Across the System, colleges adopted

different policies and methods for determining teaching load, such as:– 15 contact hour minimum – Point systems – Discipline-specific approach– Formula

• TCC is the only college in Florida to use a formula in establishing load

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TCC Teaching Load Formula• Class size• Number of preparations • Total student contact hours

Source: https://presentations.tcc.fl.edu/BOT/BOTPages/05-09.aspx

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TCC Teaching Load FormulaNumber of Preps

1234

Number of Student Contact Hours (SCH)450 - 550 375 - 450300 - 375250 - 300

Course Contact Hours Enrollment SCHMAT 1033 3 35 105MAT 1033 3 37 111MAC 1105 3 32 96MAC 1105 3 38 114

Total 12 142 426

Example

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TCC Teaching Load FormulaNumber of Preps

1234

Number of Student Contact Hours (SCH)450 - 550 375 - 450300 - 375250 - 300

Course Contact Hours Enrollment SCHMAT 1033 3 35 105MAT 1033 3 37 111MAC 1105 3 32 96MAC 1105 3 38 114

Total 12 142 426

Example

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TCC Teaching Load FormulaNumber of Preps

1234

Number of Student Contact Hours (SCH)450 - 550 375 - 450300 - 375250 - 300

Course Contact Hours Enrollment SCHMAT 1033 3 35 105MAT 1033 3 37 111MAC 1105 3 32 96MAC 1105 3 38 114

Total 12 142 426

Example

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TCC Teaching Load FormulaNumber of Preps

1234

Number of Student Contact Hours (SCH)450 - 550 375 - 450300 - 375250 - 300

Course Contact Hours Enrollment SCHMAT 1033 3 35 105MAT 1033 3 37 111MAC 1105 3 32 96MAC 1105 3 38 114

Total 12 142 426

Example

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Class SizeFall 2015 Spring 2016

Source: TCC Office of Institutional Effectiveness

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Source: TCC Office of Institutional Effectiveness

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Contact Hours for Faculty

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TCC Policy 05-08Reassigned Time

• “...the College may reassign a faculty member to a non-instructional assignment for service that benefits the College.”

• Reassignments made on an annual basis• Annual written reports submitted through

the appropriate dean• Faculty member expected to accomplish

all of the objectives...Source: https://presentations.tcc.fl.edu/BOT/BOTPages/05-08.aspx

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TCC Faculty ReassignmentsFall 2015

Source: TCC Office of Institutional Effectiveness

19%

81%Faculty with ReassignmentNo Reassignment

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Reassignment ActivityFaculty Reassignment Activity for Spring 2016 by Type

Program chair/Lead faculty (29)Learning Commons (26)Coordination of student programs such as Talon, Eyrie, Model UN (13)Curriculum development and revision of program or courses (9)Center for Professional Enrichment coordination and activities (3)Faculty Senate Chair (2)

Source: TCC Division of Academic Affairs

Accreditation (2)Quality Enhancement Plan Coordinator (1)

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Reassignment ActivityFaculty Reassignment Activity for Spring 2016 by Type

Course coordination (54)Mentoring adjuncts (25)Serving on departmental and college-wide committees (21)Selecting textbooks (10)Screening committees (4)Scheduling block exams (2)Portfolio mentor (1)

Source: TCC Division of Academic Affairs

Block exam coordinator (1)Advising center (1) Assist students in securing industry certifications (1) Help daycare workers understand need for certification (1)Student review and mentor sessions (1) Developing tutorials (1)

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Source: TCC Office of Institutional Effectiveness

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Contact Hours for Faculty

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Contact Hours for FacultyInclusive of Additional Contact Hours

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Source: TCC Office of Institutional Effectiveness

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Percentage of Faculty Teaching Additional Class(es)Fall 2015

Source: TCC Office of Institutional Effectiveness

24%

76%Faculty Teaching Additional Class(es)Faculty Not Teaching Additional Class(es)

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3 hour class

3 hour class

3 hour class

3 hour class

3 hour class

3 hour class (Extra)

Reassignment

3 hour class

3 hour class

3 hour class

3 hour class

Impact of Reassignments on Teaching LoadsNo Extra Class vs. Reassignment Plus Extra Class

Faculty Member A Teaching Load

15 Contact Hours

Faculty Member B Teaching Load

15 Contact Hours

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3 hour class

3 hour class

3 hour class

3 hour class

3 hour class

Faculty Member A Teaching Load

15 Contact Hours

3 hour class (Extra)

Reassignment

3 hour class

3 hour class

3 hour class

3 hour class

Impact of Reassignments on Teaching LoadsNo Extra Class vs. Reassignment Plus Extra Class

Additional classes cost TCC $3,600 per class

Faculty Member B Teaching Load

15 Contact Hours

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TallahasseeMiami Dade

Florida SouthWesternDaytona

HillsboroughSante Fe

Florida State College at JacksonvilleNorthwest Florida

State College of FloridaCentral Florida

ValenciaSouth Florida

St. Johns RiverSeminole

Lake SumterIndian River

PolkFlorida Keys

Pensacola

$0 $1,000 $2,000 $3,000 $4,000

Source: TCC Office of Institutional Effectiveness

$3,600 per course

Average of other Florida colleges$1,892

Extra Class Pay Rate Per Course For Faculty with Master’s Degrees

Note: Based on sample of 18 Florida colleges (colleges with faculty classification method similar to TCC).

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Indian RiverSt. Petersburg

Miami DadeDaytonaBroward

Florida KeysTallahassee

FL SouthWesternPalm Beach State

PolkValencia

Central FloridaFla SC at Jax

Pasco-HernandoSeminole StateEastern Florida

State College FLHillsborough

Gulf CoastNorthwest FlaSouth Florida

Florida GatewaySanta Fe

PensacolaSt. Johns River

ChipolaLake SumterNorth Florida

$0 $20,000 $40,000 $60,000 $80,000

2015-16 Base Salary

Source: Florida Department of Education Fact Book 2016, Table 6.6T

TCC ranks 7th among 28 colleges in base pay for faculty

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• How can accountability for reassignments be improved and inconsistencies in the allocation of reassignments be reduced?

• What are the pros and cons of determining teaching load using methods that other colleges use?

• What alternatives exist to reduce class size at TCC?

Questions to Address

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• How can the number of faculty on reassigned time be reduced?

• What is the rationale for the high cost per course of teaching an extra class at TCC?

• What would the pros and cons be to restricting overloads to teaching extra courses in excess of 15 hours?

Questions to Address

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• Should faculty be paid for additional responsibilities that cannot be managed within their 40 hour week in lieu of reassigned time?

Questions to Address

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Faculty Questions• Which Florida colleges, if any, require

faculty to perform advising duties?• What is the average class size in number of

students at all other Florida colleges?• What is the average teaching load, in terms

of number of students taught, of full-time faculty at all other Florida colleges?

• Which Florida colleges, if any, require faculty to maintain complete attendance records, through Starfish or other systems?

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• What is the number, names, and division of faculty teaching four courses who are under the minimum load on the college’s loading formula, giving for each the number of students being taught under load?

• What is the number, names, and division of faculty teaching four courses who are over the minimum load on the college’s loading formula, giving for each the number of students being taught over load?

Faculty Questions

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Next Steps• Create a work group in collaboration

with faculty to address questions- 17 members- 2 faculty from each Academic Division

(representative of disciplines within each Division)

- 2 deans- Business Office- Human Resources- Institutional Effectiveness

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Next Steps• Provost to call for volunteers among

the faculty• Names to be submitted to the Faculty

Senate Chair• Volunteers to be chosen by the

Provost and Faculty Senate Chair

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Next Steps• The Provost and President will meet

with the work group and provide charge to the group

• Recommendations from the work group are to be submitted to the Provost by August 1

• Recommendations to be presented to the Board of Trustees at the August board meeting

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Review of Faculty Workload &

CompensationTCC Board of Trustees Workshop

May 18, 2016