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Adjunct Faculty Administrative Orientation
FALL 2019
What is the Jumpstart Concurrent Enrollment Program
The Jumpstart Program offers local Junior and Senior highschool students college-credit classes, concurrently while theyattend their high school classes, at their high school. Thecollege classes are taught by CSN approved high schoolteachers, offered for a fraction of the traditional collegetuition.
CSN approved textbooks are required for each course. Theordering and purchase of these textbooks are the soleresponsibility of the participating high school.
FALL 2019 Academic Calendar
Aug 25 Last Day to receive 100% refund: 11:59 PM Aug 26 CSN first day of instruction
Due: Class rosters & authorization formsSept 8 Last day for students to drop without a WNov 1 Last day for students to drop with a WNov 13 Student End-of-Course-Evaluations dueDec 9-13 Final examinations dueDec 16 Last day of semesterDec 18 Instructors post grades online
2019-2020 Jumpstart Courses of Study
College Success – ALS 101Chemistry Biology 100Communication PsychologyEnglish MusicUS HistoryPolitical Science CTE Courses Mathematics FAB 160, 167Theatre 100, 101 TCA 110, 188Sociology
Maximum Classes Allowed per Student
A maximum of FOUR (4) classes, per semester to fulfill their General Education courses toward their degree:
Degree General Requirements
English Composition 6-8 Humanities (COM) 6 Social Science (PSC, SOC, US HIST) 9 Fine Arts (MUS, THE) 3Analytical Reasoning (PHIL) 3 Natural Science (CHEM 103,105, 106) 6-7Mathematics (95, 96, 126 127) 3
Cost of the Jumpstart College Courses
$69.50 3 credit courses$76.00 4 credit courses$82.50 5 credit courses
Jumpstart classes are restricted to Jumpstart students ONLY, enabling the Jumpstart students to work together on a college-bound pace.
Student Registration and PaymentDue to the Jumpstart Office by: August 30
-Students pay the high school Banker-Students are registered by CSN-CSN uses class rosters to register students-Submit the authorization form to Jumpstart
Course Withdrawal and Grades-ONLY Students can withdraw from class after Aug 30-Students can withdraw with a “W” by Sept 8, 2019-Students must receive a grade if they remain on the roster after Oct 27, 2019
College and Career Readiness Grant (CCR) 2019-2020
CCR: Student tuition assistance for TWO (2) dual/concurrent classes for students who meet ONE or MORE criteria: ! Family’s income is at/below 185 % of the poverty level;! Students who identify under the Federal Free, Reduced-Price, Low
Income & Reduced Lunch Program;! Students who receive assistance under Part A of Title IV of the Social
Security Act;! Students eligible for Medicaid; ! A legally emancipated minor OR;! A student who is entirely supporting him/herself.DUE Wednesday, August 28th to [email protected]
New Adjunct Faculty Salary Payment Information
Faculty Stipend -$200 CSN PLUS $220 CCSD per class, per semester-Extra Time Sheets due for CCSD’s stipend
[email protected] (702) 799-0781-IF direct deposit is not chosen, first check is mailed home. Additional stipend is added on a debit card: BOA (866) 213-4074
Pay DatesFall 2019 Semester January 1, 2020Spring 2020 Semester June 2020
1. Complete your New Hire process2. Complete HR onboarding training :
a. Adjunct conference orientation or during Convocation on Fridays
b. SHP and Discrimination Trainingc. SaVE ACT d. FEMA – Online on CAPE
a. Active Shooter- Online on CAPEb. Intro to Incident Command – online on CAPE
3. Syllabi sharing (department, Jumpstart, students)4. Non-Compliance Policy5. Course rosters & student authorization forms 6. Posting CSN grades online
New Instructor’s Checklist
Student PasswordExpires @ 30 daysReset password: Call Center (702) 651-5555
Instructor PasswordExpires @ 45 daysReset password: HELP DESK (702) 651-4357 (HELP)
email: [email protected]
PASSWORD EXPIRATION & ASSISTANCE
CONTACT US
Nora Mirabal Kari CramerAssistant Director Administrative Assistant(702) 651-3179 (702) [email protected] [email protected]
