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Show -Colleges May Begin ye in Yearlv Schedule es;: CEAGO (CPS) An increas- 2 trend toward year-round col- H operation was noted Mon-i; Mon-i; b a paper presented before is Association for Higher Edu-(SB Edu-(SB (AHE). 'j1' THERE IS good reason to be-e-r .'flat year-round campus op- eration will expand steadily in the years immediately ahead," state the writers of the paper, W. Hugh Stickler and Milton W. Carothers, professors of higher education at Florida State University. Uni-versity. Professors Stickler and Carothers Caro-thers believe the year-round calendar cal-endar will "provide a better vehicle ve-hicle fdr dealing with the vast numbers of students" included in what is termed the "tidal-wave" "tidal-wave" of increasing college enrollments. en-rollments. As a result of the trend toward to-ward year - round operation, Stickler and Carothers stated, aggressive efforts are being made to upgrade summer sessions. ses-sions. Stickler and Carothers see the emergence of two systems of e-quitable e-quitable faculty pay which will operate with the development o' the year-round operation. These are: "(1) 12-month salaries with provision for regular leave from teaching duties; or (2) adoption of the principle of equal pay for equal periods of faculty time." THE TWO educators recognize several problem areas" arising from year-round operation. "No doubt the most difficult administrative adminis-trative problem," they state, "is that of getting faculty members to go to school during the summer sum-mer months." Faculty problems, they said, include recruitment, pay scales, and a decision as to what constitutes consti-tutes "an adequate and appropriate appro-priate workload for a faculty member." |
