Faculty Handbooks and Guides

Click on the links below to access different faculty handbooks. These handbooks can also be found on My.Elgin.edu. 

• Faculty Development Handbook 

  • The CETAL Lane Movement Request Form can be accessed on the Forms page of the Faculty Development Handbook section 

• Faculty Evaluation Handbook

  • Teaching Observation Forms can be accessed via the icon at the bottom of the Faculty Evaluation Handbook page

• Advisory Committee Handbook 

• Academic Integrity at ECC:  Faculty Guide

• Incomplete Grade Agreement

Faculty Lane Movement Flowchart

The flowchart below illustrates the process for applying for and document faculty lane movement credits. For details on the process and to access the forms, consult the Faculty Development space on MyElgin.edu. 

CETAL Lane Movement Credit

Lane movement, as stipulated by the ECCFA contract and described in the Faculty Development Handbook, is the process by which faculty advance in salary level, based on credentials and acquired lane movement credits.  Many of CETAL's programs are automatically pre-approved for lane movement. As defined in the Faculty Development Handbook, the number of CETAL Workshop Credits to be applied towards lane movement from CETAL is equal to the number of CETAL workshop clock hours divided by 24. For instance, a single two-hour CETAL workshop would equal 2/24 CETAL Workshop Credits to be applied toward lane movement. For more information, consult the Faculty Development Handbook. 

The CETAL Lane Movement Request Form can be accessed via the Faculty Development Forms page on My.Elgin.edu 

CETAL workshop clock hours accrued toward lane movement will be included on your eTalent Learning Transcript.

To navigate to your eTalent Learning Transcript, follow the below steps.

My.Elgin.edu Quicklinks -> eTalent -> Reports (Legacy Reporting) -> eTalent Learning Transcript- Employee

The Activity Type column will list what activities award CETAL lane movement credit with the designation “Teaching & Learning (CETAL):  Lane Credit,” and the Duration column includes the number of workshop clock hours for that activity.