Reporting Process for Student Influenza Absences

Our Health Center is maintaining records of reported student influenza absences. To assist with this reporting process, please email Linda Hall with the class ticket number, date of the class, and number of student reported influenza absences.

Health Alert Updates

To obtain the latest information on the status of H1N1 and other health issues at Saddleback College, please go to this site on the college homepage:  http://www.saddleback.edu/shc/HealthAlerts.html

In addition, the District has not yet formalized a specific policy to address employee/student absences as a result of a potential H1N1 outbreak.  In the meantime, please consider the health and welfare of your students when responding to reports of student illnesses and requests for make-up assignments/examinations.  We do not want students coming to class while ill and spreading the swine flu to others.

Also, per the Academic Employee Master Agreement (2007 – 2010), you must report your absences to the division.  The reporting process for our division is outlined on the following site: http://www.saddleback.edu/sbs/ReportingProcesses.html

Very important:  Be proactive in maintaining a healthy learning and work environment for our college community.

Spring 2010 - Class Syllabus

In response to a resolution recently passed by the Academic Senate, you are highly encouraged to put the course Student Learning Outcomes on your Spring 2010 syllabi. You may simply replace the course objectives with the outcomes. To obtain the Student Learning Outcomes for your course, please contact your department chairperson.

For your convenience, please check out these sample syllabi:

Fall 2009 - Child Development
Fall 2009 - Sociology
Spring 2010 Sociology

Note: By posting the student learning outcomes on your syllabi, you will help your students better understand course learning expectations and the college with our accreditation process.

Spring 2010 - Registration starts November 16th

Important: Please update your faculty profile and class web site for Spring 2010.

Class Schedule for Spring 2010 (1/11 - 5/20)

Class Schedule for General Hybrid Classes (2/01 - 5/20)*

Summer 2010 - Class Schedule Request

The Division is in the process of building the Summer 2010 class schedule. Please complete the Summer 2010 Class Request Form and return it to Patti Flanigan by Friday, December 4, 2009.

Start Dates for Summer Sessions:

• May 24, 2010 – July 2, 2010 – 6 weeks for traditional classes
• May 24, 2010 – July 16, 2010 – 8 weeks for online classes
• June 21, 2010 – August 13, 2010 – 8 weeks for online classes
• July 6, 2010 – August 13, 2010 – 6 weeks for traditional classes

Form: Summer 2010 Class Request Form

Guidelines and Procedures (Online Faculty Handbook for 2009 - 2010)