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Faculty Evaluation Program

Faculty Evaluation Program. Maricopa County Community College District Faculty Association. Quick Overview. FEP is a self-assessment process. You design it, you direct it. Your choices are not judged. This is an evaluation process created by and for the professionals that we all are.

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Faculty Evaluation Program

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  1. Faculty Evaluation Program Maricopa County Community College District Faculty Association

  2. QuickOverview • FEP is a self-assessment process. • You design it, you direct it. • Your choices are not judged. • This is an evaluation process created by and for the professionals that we all are.

  3. Basic Assumptions • You are consistently working to improve your effectiveness. • Your responsibilities include curriculum development (program) as well as teaching (service delivery). • You are the best judge of your own professional performance.

  4. Advantages of FEP • Allows you to set your own priorities. • Provides a flexible process that can be applied to all faculty roles. • Recognizes and places value on your ability to constantly improve your performance.

  5. How do I get started? • Assess your present teaching methodologies (service delivery) as well as your course curriculum (program). • Decide on your focus in both areas.

  6. Methodology Improvements • Ideas that have been used: • Integration of electronic forum as a method for students to critique each other’s work. • Student projects using the internet. • Designing new methods of evaluating student performance in your classes.

  7. Course Curriculum Improvements • Improvement ideas: • (could be combined with methodology improvements) • Choosing a new textbook. • Reorganizing content around a new text book. • Adding new material to an existing course. • Developing new competencies and outline for a new or existing course.

  8. Service Improvements • Ideas that have been used: • Improve methods in organizing a specific collection of materials in the library. • Improving communication within a division. • Improving the distribution of the work on a new committee.

  9. Program Improvements • Program development/change ideas: • Organizing new ways to deliver distance learning courses. • Developing an education block of courses to be offered. • Developing an EMT certification program.

  10. How and When to Choose Your Evaluation Team • Make your choice early. • Choose two team members: • One of your team members must be a peer. • The second member can be almost anyone of your choosing.

  11. Classroom/service Evaluations • Faculty member designs evaluation instrument based on focus of FEP. • Evaluation results: • To be discussed with team members. • Need not be part of FEP summary.

  12. FEP Required Documentation • FEP Summary Page • Summarize the purpose and outcomes of your FEP • You may add additional documentation • Signed Endorsement Sheet • Team members • Department/Division Chair • Appropriate Dean

  13. FEP Timeline • The FEP can begin anytime, but must be completed by June 30, of that academic year • Probationary faculty need to complete every year for five years. • Appointive faculty need to complete every three years.

  14. Ideas for Implementation • Have team member(s) perform classroom visitations • Form FEP groups to cross mentor • Plan to implement changes and evaluate within semesters during your FEP process

  15. ACTION YR 1 YR 2 YR 3 YR 4 YR 5 SM 1 SM 2 FEP X X X X X Meeting and Report Dean and Chair X* X* X** X** X** Classroom Evaluation Dean and Chair Between 4th and 12th week X X * Anytime in Semester ** Last 8 weeks of second semester. Probationary Faculty RFP Evaluation Requirements

  16. In Process • The FEP is available on the web at ”www.dist.maricopa.edu/org/faculty/fep.html “ • Call gay Garesche at 845-3701 or Jim Daugherty at 845-3192 with FEP questions.

  17. Thank You

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