Adjunct Professors Clause Samples

The Adjunct Professors clause defines the terms and conditions under which adjunct faculty members are engaged by an institution. It typically outlines the scope of their teaching responsibilities, compensation structure, and duration of appointment, often specifying that adjuncts are hired on a part-time or contractual basis rather than as permanent staff. This clause ensures clarity regarding the rights, obligations, and limitations of adjunct professors, helping both the institution and the faculty member understand their respective roles and expectations.
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Adjunct Professors. ▇▇▇▇▇ shall make every effort to provide space/equipment for adjunct professors to meet with students and to conduct other teaching and/or College activities.
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Adjunct Professors. Deans shall make every effort to provide space/equipment for adjunct professors to meet with students and to conduct other teaching and/or College activities.
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Adjunct Professors. A.6.b.1 Definition: A Professional Growth Hourly Incentive is earned by adjunct professors for on- campus professional development workshops approved by the Salary and Leaves Committee and completed by the professor. Approved workshops shall include the District’s New Adjunct Faculty Orientation (one-time only) and participation in Flex Day activities (each semester). Workshops attended prior to August 1, 2018, do not qualify for this incentive.
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Adjunct Professors. No later than 18 months after occupancy of the permanent facility, ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ shall establish a program for adjunct professors.
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  • Assistant Professor An Assistant Professor is a member of a Faculty of the University who shall ordinarily have the following minimum qualifications: (a) A doctoral degree; (b) Aptitude for teaching university students. The doctoral requirement may be waived if the Candidate has a record of suitable teaching, scholarship as defined in Article 1.1(n); or, in lieu of such a record, has professional qualifications and experience to enable him/her to make an appropriate academic contribution to the University.

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