Resources

For Faculty

Resources

Key references for part-time and full-time faculty — seniority, health care, and the tools you need on either campus.

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For Faculty, By Faculty

Here When You Need Us

Whether you’re new to the district or a longtime colleague, these are the references our members turn to most — for questions about seniority, health care, and the everyday realities of teaching on either campus.

Seniority Lists

Official seniority lists by campus. The newest list for each campus is posted here after it’s finalized.

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Chabot CollegeLas Positas College

Part-Time Faculty Seniority List, 2025–26

Updated Jan 2026

Part-Time Counselors & Librarians Seniority List, 2025–26

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Part-Time Faculty Seniority List, 2025–26

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Part-Time Counselors & Librarians Seniority List, 2025–26

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Non-Credit Part-Time Faculty Seniority List, 2025–26

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Salary Schedule

The current faculty salary schedule (effective July 1, 2026, from the 2025-2028 agreement) is maintained by the district’s Human Resources office. Older versions are on the district’s salary schedules page (opens in a new tab).

Health Care for Part-Time Faculty

Part-time faculty may qualify for health benefits depending on assignment load. We’re finalizing the eligibility details for this page, but in the meantime, contact us and we’ll point you to the right person.