Opportunity Center
Part-time Faculty
Getting Started
Keys are available to you for your classrooms and other rooms or buildings to which you need access. Both day and evening faculty can obtain keys to their classrooms to avoid being locked out. Keys and electronic access cards may be obtained by filling out a Key Request Form (available in your director's office), having your director sign it, and taking it to the Public Safety Office in Bldg 2. There is at least a 24 hour turn around time for college keys. The same process is used to activate your staff ID so that you can use it to obtain access to campus buildings. For outreach or off campus sites, discuss key or card requests with your director or supervisor.There is a $10 replacement fee for each lost key. All keys must be returned to the Public Safety Office when your term of employment is completed. If you don't have a key and your classroom is locked, you may contact Public Safety (using a red phone or calling 399-5023) to request that the door be unlocked.
Copies of instructional materials or for other college business can be made in two ways:
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Fewer than 10 copies: If you require fewer than ten copies, obtain a copier keypad entry number from the department/staff secretary and make the copies on the appropriate photocopy machine.
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Ten or more copies: For ten or more copies, take/send (via campus mail) the original with a Chemeketa Copy Center Request form (available from the staff/office secretary or Chemeketa Copy Center) and your account number, to Chemeketa Copy Center, Building 43, 503 399-5166 (Salem campus). They will make the required copies and, at your request, will collate and staple the materials and deliver them to your campus mail box. Allow at least twenty four hours for completion. For off-campus duplication requests, routing is available to Chemeketa Copy Center through local outreach campuses and supervisors. Allow at least five days for material to be reproduced and returned to you.
Note: Copies can be ordered over the internet! You will still need the information stated above.
Graphic Arts Service: Located in Building 33, 503 399-2549. Hours of operation: Mondays and Tuesdays, 8:30 to 5:00 PM and Wednesdays, 8:30AM to 12:30 PM. this service will produce flyers, posters, overhead transparencies, etc., for faculty use in the classroom. Generally, these services are paid for with department funds at no charge to you. Talk with your department chair prior to ordering.
Media Delivery: Equipment may be scheduled for on-campus classroom use by calling 503.399-2544 or by e-mailing media@chemeketa.edu. Please make requests at least 24 hours in advance, though requests with less notice will be honored whenever possible.
Materials such as videos, laserdiscs, etc. may be ordered in the same way and will be delivered with your equipment. The library has a list by subject matter of all materials available. Please be as specific as possible - The item library ID as well as the time, place and date you will need the equipment.
If your equipment has not arrived when you reach class or the equipment is not working properly, call 503-399-2544.
Office Space: Need a place to work or meet students?
Building 1 houses a number of faculty offices and faculty secretaries (above the Bookstore). This includes a shared workspace for part-time faculty to use computers, copier, telephone and other miscellaneous office equipment and supplies.
The office opens at 8:00 AM and remains open until 6:30 PM Mondays through Thursdays. On Fridays the office will close at 5:00 PM. *Summer hours are Mondays through Fridays, 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM.
Building 37 and 38 are available Mondays through Fridays from 8:00 AM-5:00 PM. *Summer term the buildinga are locked and only accessible to those who have a keycard. If you need access during summer, please get permission from your supervisor.
In order to access your My Chemeketa Account - your classes, staff newsletters, SharePoint (campus intranet) - you will need an ID and password. These are not assigned until classes are ready to start and it is clear that your class will go forward. If you need access prior to your class starting, please call your department secretary.
If you want a class list prior to receiving your password, you can get one through your department secretary.
Because of recent budget cuts, Chemeketa has instituted paid parking. The income from this goes directly to maintaining the parking areas.
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On the Salem campus, parking permits are required for all vehicles using college facilities from 8 A.M. to 10 P.M., Monday through Friday, except for the first two weeks of each term.
- College parking permits are not required at Outreach Campuses.
The fee for parking permits is $10 per term, or $25 for an annual permit valid for an academic year. Additional permits are $5 per vehicle. Parking fees are non-refundable.
Annual permits issued to staff and faculty are available only at the Public Safety Office. You can also authorize a payroll deduction to cover the cost.
Parking permits are issued to an individual. The person issued a parking permit is responsible for any parking violation issued to a vehicle displaying the person's permit, regardless of who the operator may be.
College employees or students may not use visitor parking permits.
Special Permits are issued only to college staff, and are required to park in a space designated as reserved for Special Permits for a maximum of four hours. Violations occurring in these parking spaces are enforceable at all times.
Replacement of a lost or stolen permit is free for the first replacement. Subsequent replacements will be assessed the normal permit fee.
Motorcycles may park without a permit in designated motorcycle parking areas. Motorcycles parked in a regular parking space must display a valid parking permit.
Chemeketa has a Traffic Code policy. Please make yourself familiar with it. You can find it on My Chemeketa Intranet site or from the Office of Public Safety.
Staff ID's are available from Public Safety in the lower level of Building 2, 503-399-5023. You will need your staff ID for library/media use. This card can be adapted to act as an electronic access keycard to various buildings on campus. (Requires supervisor approval)
Updated February 2007 by the College Advancement Department.