The Concurrent Enrollment Program faculty member’s role is to provide quality instruction on a collegiate level to the students they serve. Please complete the Concurrent Enrollment High School Faculty Guidelines.
As a representative of UA Little Rock, the CE faculty must adhere to the following guidelines:
Professional Development
- New faculty must attend the New Faculty Orientation prior to teaching the CE courses.
- Attend ONE UA Little Rock CE Program and/or departmental Professional Development event per year.
- Correspond with UA Little Rock departmental CE Program liaison for Professional Development events and onsite observations.
Course Delivery
- Make forms, syllabus, and all necessary class materials easily accessible for students.
- Submit UA Little Rock comparable course syllabi to University Department Chairperson/Liaison and copy UA Little Rock’s Concurrent Enrollment Coordinator by the 1st day of the semester (if year long courses only submit in the fall).
- Set academically rigorous expectations for students
- Provide accommodations to the exceptional population
Course Grading
- Use grading scale as prescribed by the University Department Chair/Faculty Liaison
- Submit grades by specified dates through BOSS account.
Classroom Observations:
- CE teachers will be observed and evaluated by University departmental liaisons once per year.
- CE high school courses and teachers will be evaluated, and information will be communicated to teachers and administrators.
Noncompliance:
If teachers are found in noncompliance to the Concurrent Enrollment High School Faculty Guidelines, the following disciplinary measures will be taken:
- First offense: Teacher and CE coordinators will be notified.
- If after notification, the teacher is still under non-compliance
- Second offense: Formal written notification is sent to the High School principal/building level supervisor.
- If after notifying administration the teacher is still found in noncompliance,
- Last offense: The teacher will not be reappointed as CE faculty.
General Dates
Fall Semester:
August 30: Rosters must be verified by NOON on this day
November 15: Last day to withdraw from all classes
December 3 Grade books will open
January 15 Grade books will close and all grades must be entered
Spring Semester:
February 1 Rosters must be verified by NOON on this day.
April 15 Last day to withdraw from all classes.
May 6 Grade books will open.
June 15 Grade books will close and all grades must be entered.
Note: It is suggested that teachers check their BOSS rosters a few times each semester to ensure the rosters remain correct. Please report any errors to your High School Coordinator.