Regular evaluations of part-time faculty serve an essential role in supporting teaching excellence and aiding the communication process between part-time faculty and administrators. Many of the part-time faculty at GW are governed by the Collective Bargaining Agreement (CBA) with Service Employees International Union (SEIU) Local 500, the part-time faculty union. For more information regarding your federally protected rights as a unionized employee of George Washington University, please visit the National Labor Relations Board website. Part-time faculty, University administrators and staff are encouraged to contact the Director of Part Time Faculty Personnel Administration Debra Churos ( ) if they have questions about the Collective Bargaining Agreement or any other aspects of part-time faculty life at GW. The Office of Faculty Affairs counsels part-time faculty as well as schools and departments on the application of the Collective Bargaining Agreement between the part-time faculty union and the University. We provide information, service, and advice on matters related to part-time faculty personnel matters such as appointments, reappointments, compensation and evaluations. The Office of Faculty Affairs works with part-time faculty, University schools and departments on all aspects of the part-time faculty life cycle at the University. How Does the Office of Faculty Affairs Serve Part-Time Faculty? Part-time faculty may use the GW Part-Time Faculty Directory to connect with colleagues across the University via GW email. Approximately 53.4% of the faculty at GW are part-time faculty.
Part-time faculty serve a vital role in all ten schools of the University. They enrich and enhance our students’ academic experience by sharing experiential knowledge and expertise from their various fields. GW is fortunate to have talented part-time faculty drawn from various fields across the nation’s Capitol and the world. Jaroslav ŠtancelEnvironmental Steward: TBC Secretary of the Meeting: TBCSecretary of the Jury: Mrs.Part-time faculty are valued and integral members of the George Washington University community. Petr CivínAA Technical Director: Mr.Walter Glueck Chief of track safety: Mr. Ladislav Miklánek SMFClerk of the Course: Mr. Miloš Baláž SMF Representatives of the participating FMN’s Guest: Mr. When supplied by a Timekeeper, and apart from the correction of errors which may emerge on investigation, the times, speeds and classifications in a competition shall be taken as fact and no protest or appeal shall be accepted as to their accuracy.ĭušana Harvanová ACCR FMN: Mr. The organisers may use photographic equipment to assist, however the decision of the Chief Timekeeper is final.1.9.5 To be classified the rider (and the passenger) must be in control of the machine when taking the chequered flag. Timekeeper: The principal duty of the Timekeeper is to record and report such times as are required by the conditions of the competition as instructed by the Clerk of the Course and to prepare and sign such records as may be required in the case of an attempt at records or a certified test. Normally the Final Instructions will be the first issue for the Meeting.50.5.3 TIMEKEEPINGIssued by the Chief Timekeeper on behalf of MCRCB and countersigned by the Race Director or his deputy.
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