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by Michael Schachter :: Rate this Message:

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Hi all,

Do any of your colleges have any type of sabbatical leave?
I am not talking about educational leave or personal leave but some kind of leave for things like working full time for a professional organization, writing a book, doing research on a topic that interests you, etc.

Do you know of any community college that has such leave?
I have heard of some that have some kind of banked leave for that purpose.

Much thanks for any help,

Mike




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Re: Question of sabbatical leave

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Pensacola Junior college has a sabbatical leave system in place.  Faculty can receive full pay for 1 semester + 1 summer term, or half pay for 1 year.

vicki Schell

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Pensacola Junior College
1000 College Blvd.
Pensacola FL 32504
850-484-1128
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>>> "Michael Schachter" <michaels@...> 2/5/2008 1:16 PM >>>

Hi all,

Do any of your colleges have any type of sabbatical leave?
I am not talking about educational leave or personal leave but some kind of leave for things like working full time for a professional organization, writing a book, doing research on a topic that interests you, etc.

Do you know of any community college that has such leave?
I have heard of some that have some kind of banked leave for that purpose.

Much thanks for any help,

Mike




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Re: Question of sabbatical leave

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Re: Question of sabbatical leave Yes, our college district (Los Rios Community College District in Sacramento CA) has sabbatical leaves.

Our union negotiated for them -- I believe the money for them actually comes from the pot of money for faculty salaries.  Each college in our district gets a certain number of full semester leaves per year, depending on the size of the college.  

Each college (there are four in our district) awards the leaves in slightly different ways, but in general, faculty must apply for them.  They must have a project in mind that goes beyond the scope of their "normal" duties.  The projects you mentioned are typical -- writing a book, doing research, etc.  However, working at a different job for another salary is frowned upon.  These leaves are quite competitive, I would say there are usually about 3 applicants for each leave awarded.

We also have the banked leaves -- also negotiated through the contract.  To earn a full semester off, a faculty member must do 20 units of overload teaching (without taking the extra pay, of course).  Our normal loads are 15 units, so the district is making a little extra this way -- but I think the rationale is that overload courses are paid at a lower rate (on the adjunct salary scale.)

One advantage of the banked leaves is that the faculty member does not have to report on how the time was spent.  So it is truly a break from work!

Hope this helps,



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On 2/5/08 11:16 AM, "Michael Schachter" <michaels@...> wrote:

>
> Hi all,
>
> Do any of your colleges have any type of sabbatical leave?
> I am not talking about educational leave or personal leave but some kind of
> leave for things like working full time for a professional organization,
> writing a book, doing research on a topic that interests you, etc.
>
> Do you know of any community college that has such leave?
> I have heard of some that have some kind of banked leave for that purpose.
>
> Much thanks for any help,
>
> Mike
>
>
>
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Yes, the two-year colleges in MN have sabbatical opportunities.  One is
eligible every seven years.  Almost all applications get funded.  If
there are a few that don't, they get priority the next year.  For the
first sabbatical, the pay (if I remember correctly) is 50% for a year,
100% for a semester.  For the second sabbatical it's 80% for a year, and
100% for a semester.

Beth in MN

>>> "Michael Schachter" <michaels@...> 2/5/2008 1:16 PM
>>>

Hi all,

Do any of your colleges have any type of sabbatical leave?
I am not talking about educational leave or personal leave but some
kind of leave for things like working full time for a professional
organization, writing a book, doing research on a topic that interests
you, etc.

Do you know of any community college that has such leave?
I have heard of some that have some kind of banked leave for that
purpose.

Much thanks for any help,

Mike




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Re: Question of sabbatical leave

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All community colleges in Hawai'i are part of the University of Hawai'i system and thus all have a sabbatical leave policy, the same as the one described by Vicki.

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From: Vicki Schell <VSchell@...>
Date: Tuesday, February 5, 2008 10:03 am
Subject: Re: Question of sabbatical leave
To: michaels@..., mathedcc <mathedcc@...>

> Pensacola Junior college has a sabbatical leave system in place.  
> Faculty can receive full pay for 1 semester + 1 summer term, or
> half pay for 1 year.
>
> vicki Schell
>
> *******************************************************
> Vicki Schell, Ph.D.
> Department Head, Department of Mathematics
> Pensacola Junior College
> 1000 College Blvd.
> Pensacola FL 32504
> 850-484-1128
> vschell@...
> ****************************************************
> visit Pensacola Junior College on the web at
> http://www.pjc.edu
> ****************************************************
>
> >>> "Michael Schachter" <michaels@...> 2/5/2008 1:16
> PM >>>
>
> Hi all,
>
> Do any of your colleges have any type of sabbatical leave?
> I am not talking about educational leave or personal leave but some
> kind of leave for things like working full time for a professional
> organization, writing a book, doing research on a topic that
> interests you, etc.
>
> Do you know of any community college that has such leave?
> I have heard of some that have some kind of banked leave for that
> purpose.
> Much thanks for any help,
>
> Mike
>
>
>
>
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Re: Question of sabbatical leave

by Spears, Sandy (Jefferson) :: Rate this Message:

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All the community colleges in the KCTCS system in Ky. Have 1 semester for
full pay or 1 year at half pay.
Sandy Spears


On 2/5/08 3:02 PM, "Vicki Schell" <VSchell@...> wrote:

> Pensacola Junior college has a sabbatical leave system in place.  Faculty can
> receive full pay for 1 semester + 1 summer term, or half pay for 1 year.
>
> vicki Schell
>
> *******************************************************
> Vicki Schell, Ph.D.
> Department Head, Department of Mathematics
> Pensacola Junior College
> 1000 College Blvd.
> Pensacola FL 32504
> 850-484-1128
> vschell@...
> ****************************************************
> visit Pensacola Junior College on the web at
> http://www.pjc.edu
> ****************************************************
>
>>>> "Michael Schachter" <michaels@...> 2/5/2008 1:16 PM >>>
>
> Hi all,
>
> Do any of your colleges have any type of sabbatical leave?
> I am not talking about educational leave or personal leave but some kind of
> leave for things like working full time for a professional organization,
> writing a book, doing research on a topic that interests you, etc.
>
> Do you know of any community college that has such leave?
> I have heard of some that have some kind of banked leave for that purpose.
>
> Much thanks for any help,
>
> Mike
>
>
>
>
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Re: Question of sabbatical leave

by Martha Haehl :: Rate this Message:

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We do. I have taken sabbatical leave twice--once to write math materials and another to finish a dissertation. A sabbatical committee determines what projects are approved.

>>> "Michael Schachter" <michaels@...> 2/5/2008 1:16 pm >>>

Hi all,

Do any of your colleges have any type of sabbatical leave?
I am not talking about educational leave or personal leave but some kind of leave for things like working full time for a professional organization, writing a book, doing research on a topic that interests you, etc.

Do you know of any community college that has such leave?
I have heard of some that have some kind of banked leave for that purpose.

Much thanks for any help,

Mike




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RE: Question of sabbatical leave

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Here at County College of Morris (NJ) we have had Sabbatical Leaves as part of our contract for a long time.
 
Faculty submit proposals, they are reviewed by a committee of faculty members only and then names are passed on to the administration. The determination of the faculty committee has always been followed, except for one year that I am aware when a change was made.
 
Our contract calls for 4 sabbaticals to be awarded. They can be for 1 semester or for a year. If you take a semester sabbatical, you receive your full pay. If you take a year sabbatical, you receive 1/2 pay for the year.
 
Faculty have used these leaves to write books, take doctoral classes, prepare doctoral thesis proposals, write a thesis, prepare materials for classes - lab manuals, e.g. Our applications must state how our work will help the students and our teaching.
 
For my sabbatical (many years ago), I wrote manuals on using the TI-81 and TI-82 calculators, prepared a videotape on using the calculators, spoke with local area high school mathematics teachers about the use of technology in their schools.
 
My officemate used one of his to prepare materials for classes using Derive.
 
When we complete our sabbaticals, we must submit a report stating what was accomplished.
 
I can send you the wording from our contract is you are interested.
 
Louise Olshan
 

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Hi all,

Do any of your colleges have any type of sabbatical leave?
I am not talking about educational leave or personal leave but some kind of leave for things like working full time for a professional organization, writing a book, doing research on a topic that interests you, etc.

Do you know of any community college that has such leave?
I have heard of some that have some kind of banked leave for that purpose.

Much thanks for any help,

Mike




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RE: Question of sabbatical leave

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We do here at Cuesta. I just completed a 1-year sabbatical to work on
some writing for a text. Full-time faculty are eligible every 7 years.
With one semester the faculty member receives 100% of their salary. With
a year it is 80% of their salary, but 100% service credit (which affects
retirement). I'm not sure how many sabbatical leaves are approved every
year, and it probably is dependent upon funding.

Regards,
 
Mark D. Turner
Cuesta College

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Subject: Question of sabbatical leave


Hi all,

Do any of your colleges have any type of sabbatical leave?
I am not talking about educational leave or personal leave but some kind
of leave for things like working full time for a professional
organization, writing a book, doing research on a topic that interests
you, etc.

Do you know of any community college that has such leave?
I have heard of some that have some kind of banked leave for that
purpose.

Much thanks for any help,

Mike




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RE: Question of sabbatical leave

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Those of us who teach developmental mathematics and/or just core classes do not.  We are lecturers and not eligible for sabbatical or tenure because we do not have terminal degrees in our field.  No promotions either.

--Laura


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Subject: RE: Question of sabbatical leave
 
We do here at Cuesta. I just completed a 1-year sabbatical to work on
some writing for a text. Full-time faculty are eligible every 7 years.
With one semester the faculty member receives 100% of their salary. With
a year it is 80% of their salary, but 100% service credit (which affects
retirement). I'm not sure how many sabbatical leaves are approved every
year, and it probably is dependent upon funding.

Regards,
 
Mark D. Turner
Cuesta College

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Hi all,

Do any of your colleges have any type of sabbatical leave?
I am not talking about educational leave or personal leave but some kind
of leave for things like working full time for a professional
organization, writing a book, doing research on a topic that interests
you, etc.

Do you know of any community college that has such leave?
I have heard of some that have some kind of banked leave for that
purpose.

Much thanks for any help,

Mike




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RE: Question of sabbatical leave

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In the Los Angeles Community College District, faculty are eligible for a semester sabbatical every 3.5 years or a full year sabbatical after 7 years. 
 
The faculty member receives 1/2 pay for one semester or 1/2 pay for one year.  (Read that again, we do not get full pay for one semester.) 
 
However, we do have "load banking":  A faculty who accumulates 18 extra units without pay (with a normal load of 15 units/semester) can take a semester off at full pay, or, if eligible for a year's sabbatical, full pay for a full year.
 
I think service credit is reduced to 50% while on sabbatical leave.
 
Bruce Yoshiwara
Los Angeles Pierce College

 


> Subject: RE: Question of sabbatical leave

> Date: Tue, 5 Feb 2008 13:02:05 -0800
> From: mturner@...
> To: michaels@...; mathedcc@...
>
> We do here at Cuesta. I just completed a 1-year sabbatical to work on
> some writing for a text. Full-time faculty are eligible every 7 years.
> With one semester the faculty member receives 100% of their salary. With
> a year it is 80% of their salary, but 100% service credit (which affects
> retirement). I'm not sure how many sabbatical leaves are approved every
> year, and it probably is dependent upon funding.
>
> Regards,
>
> Mark D. Turner
> Cuesta College
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: owner-mathedcc@... [mailto:owner-mathedcc@...]
> On Behalf Of Michael Schachter
> Sent: Tuesday, February 05, 2008 11:17 AM
> To: mathedcc
> Subject: Question of sabbatical leave
>
>
> Hi all,
>
> Do any of your colleges have any type of sabbatical leave?
> I am not talking about educational leave or personal leave but some kind
> of leave for things like working full time for a professional
> organization, writing a book, doing research on a topic that interests
> you, etc.
>
> Do you know of any community college that has such leave?
> I have heard of some that have some kind of banked leave for that
> purpose.
>
> Much thanks for any help,
>
> Mike
>
>
>
>
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I want to thank everyone who replied about sabbatical leave. Our faculty welfare committee investigating the possiblity of establishing that type of leave in some form at our college.

Thanks again,
Mike
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From: Bruce Yoshiwara <byoshiwara@...>
Date:  Tue, 5 Feb 2008 19:39:07 -0800

>In the Los Angeles Community College District, faculty are eligible for a semester sabbatical every 3.5 years or a full year sabbatical after 7 years.  
>
>The faculty member receives 1/2 pay for one semester or 1/2 pay for one year.  (Read that again, we do not get full pay for one semester.)  
>
>However, we do have "load banking":  A faculty who accumulates 18 extra units without pay (with a normal load of 15 units/semester) can take a semester off at full pay, or, if eligible for a year's sabbatical, full pay for a full year.
>
>I think service credit is reduced to 50% while on sabbatical leave.
>
>Bruce YoshiwaraLos Angeles Pierce College
>
>
>
>
>> Subject: RE: Question of sabbatical leave> Date: Tue, 5 Feb 2008 13:02:05 -0800> From: mturner@...> To: michaels@...; mathedcc@...> > We do here at Cuesta. I just completed a 1-year sabbatical to work on> some writing for a text. Full-time faculty are eligible every 7 years.> With one semester the faculty member receives 100% of their salary. With> a year it is 80% of their salary, but 100% service credit (which affects> retirement). I'm not sure how many sabbatical leaves are approved every> year, and it probably is dependent upon funding.> > Regards,> > Mark D. Turner> Cuesta College> > -----Original Message-----> From: owner-mathedcc@... [mailto:owner-mathedcc@...]> On Behalf Of Michael Schachter> Sent: Tuesday, February 05, 2008 11:17 AM> To: mathedcc> Subject: Question of sabbatical leave> > > Hi all,> > Do any of your colleges have any type of sabbatical leave?> I am not talking about educational leave or personal l!
eave but some kind> of leave for things like working full time for a professional> organization, writing a book, doing research on a topic that interests> you, etc.> > Do you know of any community college that has such leave?> I have heard of some that have some kind of banked leave for that> purpose.> > Much thanks for any help,> > Mike > > > > > ________________________________________________________________> Sent via the WebMail system at mail.always-online.com> > ************************************************************************> ****> * To post to the list: email mathedcc@... *> * To unsubscribe, email the message "unsubscribe mathedcc" to> majordomo@... *> * Archives at http://mathforum.org/kb/forum.jspa?forumID=184 *> ************************************************************************> ****> ****************************************************************************> * To post to the list: email mathedcc@... *> * To unsubscri!
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