Adjunct instructor definition
Adjunct instructor means a person employed by a Wyoming public school district who is qualified to teach a course that results in the award of college credits by an accredited post- secondary institution.
Adjunct instructor means an employee who may present information at pre-service or in-service training, but is not assigned as a full time instructor.
Adjunct instructor means an employee of the board who, as a member of a category of employees or individually, has been designated as an instructor by the Board;
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Should the adjunct instructor resign or employment be otherwise terminated, the Adjunct instructor will be permitted to finish the course in which enrolled to the semester conclusion.
Adjunct instructor advancement to the next higher step will become effective when these semesters have been completed whether at mid-year or at the beginning of a new school year.
More Definitions of Adjunct instructor
Adjunct instructor means a person certified pursuant to this Part as qualified to teach or present one or more specified in-service training courses.
Adjunct instructor means an Employee employed to teach in the residence and online programs on a per academic period basis.
Adjunct instructor means an individual, licensed as an EMS instructor or a non-licensed instructor, who assists the Course Coordinator in some component of the approved course. Adjunct instructor does not imply full or part-time employment status.
Adjunct instructor means a person certified pursuant to this Part as qualified to teach or present one or more specified in-service training courses. “Building safety inspector” means a person who performs fire safety and property maintenance inspections on existing buildings. “Certified building safety inspector” means a person who has been certified pursuant to this Part as having successfully completed the applicable basic training program described in section 1208-3.2(b) of this Part and whose certification has not been revoked or become inactive. “Certified code enforcement official” means a person who has been certified pursuant to this Part as having successfully completed the applicable basic training program described in section 1208-3.2(c) of this Part and whose certification has not been revoked or become inactive. “Code enforcement official” means a person who performs any enforcement activity. “Department” means the Department of State. “Energy Code” means the New York State Energy Conservation Construction Code promulgated pursuant to Article 11 of the Energy Law. “Enforcement activity” means any activity related to administration and/or enforcement of the Uniform Code and/or the Energy Code, excluding purely ministerial acts (such as signing permits, certificates of occupancy, orders, appearance tickets, or similar documents in reliance on reviews, approvals and/or inspections performed by other persons) and secretarial and other clerical activities. Special Inspections as defined in the Uniform Code are not considered an enforcement activity. There are two levels of enforcement activities: building safety inspector and code enforcement official:
Adjunct instructor means an individual appointed on a semester basis to teach not more than one-half of the normal faculty load for regular faculty in the particular academic program and for the semester or session employed.
Adjunct instructor means an individual who:
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