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	CNN.com - Career - The long halls of ivy: Adjunct professors - January 11, 2001 (via CobWeb/3.1 planetlab1.tamu.edu) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		Adjunct professors -- who, by some counts, make up almost half the nationwide teaching staff at universities -- say they're faceless souls in the halls of ivy.
		Mike Dubson, an adjunct professor in Boston with a master's degree in English, is scheduled to speak at the conference.
		Sandy Halland is a veteran of 10 years as an adjunct professor in the Boston area, a single mother raising a teen-age daughter.
	www.cnn.com.cob-web.org:8888 /2001/CAREER/trends/01/11/adjunct/index.html (1460 words)

	Cooley Law School Announces Winner of 2006 Adjunct Award - News and Events - Thomas M. Cooley Law School
		The Frederick J. Griffith Adjunct Faculty Award was established in 1997 to recognize the contributions of Cooley adjunct professors to the mission of the law school.
		Professor Owen is a 1973 graduate of Michigan State University and graduated from the Notre Dame Law School in 1976.
		Significantly, all of the professors on the selection committee served as adjunct professors at one time or another in the law school’s history.
	www.cooley.edu /newsevents/2006/111706adjunctaward.html (685 words)

	Perspectives on adjunct and other non-tenure faculty Community College Enterprise, The - Find Articles
		Although the plight of adjunct faculty is a hot topic in educational circles, it has received little attention at the national level.
		Technically, an adjunct is one who is appended to a college or university as a professor but not actually a part of it.
		But many more derogatory slang terms have sprung up for adjunct professors including, "roads scholars, freeway flyers, easy-A's, and gypsy geeks." As such, they are not granted tenure, but may become regulars with some expectation of continuing employment (Caprio et al., 1998).
	www.findarticles.com /p/articles/mi_qa4057/is_200404/ai_n9348886 (841 words)

	Adjunct Professors
		Adjuncts who become dissatisfied often have unrealistic expectations." To counter this, Lyons suggests that colleges need to help adjunct faculty learn to network with others to avoid the feelings of isolation and disappointment.
		Some say that the quality of higher education suffers from the growing reliance on part-timers, and that, because of their constant juggling act, adjuncts are often not available to students.
		While the impact of the growing reliance on adjunct faculty may be debated, many activists view the labor situation as a moral issue, while colleges tend to see it merely as a matter of economics.
	www.aarp.org /nrta/Articles/a2003-02-07-adjunctprofessors.html (1057 words)

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		ADJUNCT U. Patricia Cronin, an adjunct professor of art at New York City's Cooper Union, sets out into the rain, dragging two heavy duffel bags full of still life subjects and lighting equipment for her water-color class.
		Adjuncts and part-time professors, once a stopgap solution to unexpected enrollment or a temporary fix for lack of expertise in a particular academic field, now account for nearly half of all American professors.
		Adjuncts are now ascendant everywhere from state schools like the University of Colorado at Boulder, where use of part-time faculty has doubled since 1991, to the University of Pennsylvania, where, system-wide, part-time instructional and research faculty tripled from 1,015 in 1991 to 3,719 in 1995.
	www.landiss.com /teaching/outsourced.htm (1331 words)

	Temp Adjunct or Professor-in-Residence
		Adjunct Professor titles, per APM 280 “are assigned to academically qualified research or other creative personnel who contribute significantly to teaching either in formal courses or in guidance of graduate students.” Qualified individuals drawn from professional practice also can be appointed as Adjunct Professors.
		Salaries for the Adjunct and In-Residence series at all ranks and steps must be taken from the Faculty--Ladder Ranks Series—Academic Year salary tables.
		The Adjunct and In-Residence series at all ranks and steps are restricted to eight (8) years of State funding (19900 funds) at 51% time or greater.
	www.college.ucla.edu /personnel/handbook/temp_iii.htm (367 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		Qualifications: Adjunct Professors must possess doctorate degrees, or must meet at a minimum the qualifications of an Assistant Professor at NAU School of Forestry, and have recognized professional standings in their field of competences.
		Duties: Adjunct Professors may serve on graduate student thesis committees, participate in seminars, advise students for specific research projects, lecture in team-taught courses, and with the approval of the Chair of the School of Forestry teach undergraduate or graduate courses.
		Depending on the level of their activity, Adjunct Professors may be given office space, have use of vehicles, office facilities, and field equipment, but first priority must be given to regular full-time faculty.
	www.for.nau.edu /mosaddphp/admin/sofdocs/AdjunctProfessor_0105.doc (566 words)

	Cincinnati CityBeat : 11/25/2003 : Academic Sweatshops
		The idea for the video came as a result of a conversation Wolf had with an adjunct professor who, after 10 years of teaching, was made to apply for his own job.
		Howard Konicov, a former adjunct math professor, is coordinator of the Adjunct Faculty Association (AFA).
		The average salary at UC for an adjunct professor, depending on department and college, ranges from $12,700 to $16,700, according to AFA.
	www.citybeat.com /2003-11-25/news2.shtml (1113 words)

	Professor - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Professor by courtesy: a professor who is primarily and originally associated with one academic department, but has become officially associated with a second department, institute, or program within the university and has assumed a professor's duty in that second department as well.
		Typically, such a professor may be invaluable to his university department in procuring research funding and/or in publishing scholarly works, and therefore the department would prefer that he not distract himself with teaching duties that are not directly linked to his research activities.
		In fiction, in accordance with a stereotype, professors are often depicted as being shy and absent-minded.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Adjunct_Professor (4242 words)

	Union focus on adjunct profs
		The association wants to represent about 1,400 of the 3,000 adjunct professors at UC - specifically those part-time professors who have contracts to teach 10 classes per year, and those who teach only one or two classes per quarter.
		Adjunct instructors at UC make up 42 percent of the university's faculty, but earn a fraction of what full-time professors make for teaching the same courses, Konicov said.
		Most adjuncts don't receive subsidized health insurance or other benefits, and are generally excluded from department meetings and other university functions, he said.
	www.enquirer.com /editions/2003/10/27/loc_wwwloc1uc.html (371 words)

	Adjunct Law Professors
		Professor Anderson is a sole practitioner with a general practice that includes civil litigation, custody/visitation/domestic violence issues in family court, criminal defense, bankruptcy, and estate planning.
		Professor Dunn is a Senior Judicial Attorney for the California Court of Appeals, Fourth Appellate District.
		Professor Giebel is a member of the Colorado and California Bars and is active in a number of professional organizations including the American Intellectual Property Law Association and the Medical Device Reporting Networking Group.
	www.tiu.edu /law/academics/adjunctfaculty1 (1154 words)

	Adjunct Faculty
		Curran is a regular member of the School of Law’s adjunct faculty, co-teaching a Death Penalty Litigation seminar with Ellen Blau and the criminal clinic with Professor Thaman.
		He was an Assistant Professor of Law at Saint Louis University School of Law from 1973-1975, and was the Executive Director and General Counsel for the Legal Services of Eastern Missouri from 1975-1980.
		He has taught as an Adjunct Professor at Southern Illinois University School of Law and the University of Missouri-St. Louis, and will be teaching a course in Non-Profit Organizations this coming Fall 2004.
	law.slu.edu /faculty/adjunct.html (5371 words)

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		Relying on adjuncts in a department is not fair for the teachers or the student, said Michael Mikolajczak, chairman of the English department.
		Adjuncts are hired each semester to teach one or two classes.
		Adjuncts are not required to advise students, attend meetings or serve on committees.
	www.stthomas.edu /aquin/archive/101901/adjuncts.html (1098 words)

	Webinars - AdjunctSuccess
		It is no longer acceptable (if it ever was) for a professor to enter the first class meeting, distribute copies of the course syllabus, make the first reading assignment and dismiss the students.
		Successful adjunct professors employ tactics designed specifically to earn students' trust, help students build bonds with each other, and provide them with a realistic view of the course ahead.
		The best professors know that there are rather easy techniques for fostering the type of outcome you desire, and this program provides you with them.
	www.adjunctsuccess.net /webinars.php (1176 words)

	Adjunct Professors - - Westminster College, Salt Lake City, UT
		Adjunct Professors (adjuncts and part-time faculty) are working professionals with advanced degrees in their field that teach part-time at Westminster.
		Westminster Adjunct Professors are focused on students and strive for excellence in teaching.
		Adjunct Professors are supported by the individual programs and schools in which they are employed.
	www.westminstercollege.edu /adjuncts/index.cfm (188 words)

	Invisible Adjunct: April 2003 Archives
		But he seemed destined to become one of the "'lifetime' associate professors, stuck at that rank for the rest of their careers." He was, Baron writes, "one of several department members hired in the golden years whose research seemed to stall out after he got tenure." In short, Starkwell didn't publish.
		By the way, this department's decision to hire a "visiting assistant professor" rather than an adjunct assistant professor should not necessarily be attributed to their kind hearts and keen sense of responsibility to the profession.
		Arguing that the adjunct instructor is in no position to act as pedagogical entrepreneur, I suggested that the attempt to recast part-time, low-wage work as a form of entrepreneurship is little more than a compensatory fiction.
	www.invisibleadjunct.com /archives/2003_04.html (15050 words)

	SERSP Adjunct Faculty and Academic Professionals: UA College of Education (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		William Downey, Ph.D., is an adjunct assistant professor in Rehabilitation Counseling.
		Margaret Pysh is an adjunct associate professor in the Department of Special Education, Rehabilitation and School Psychology at the University of Arizona.
		Penny Rosenblum, Ph.D., is an adjunct assistant professor in the Department of Special Education, Rehabilitation, and School Psychology where she works to prepare teachers of children with visual impairments.
	www.ed.arizona.edu /sersp/faculty/adjunct.html (2288 words)

	Invisible Adjunct: No Conservatives Need Apply?
		Professors are interested in the subjects they are already pursuing, and in a horrible job market it is easy to toss out applications from people who are doing something different.
		Are English professors tenured eltists lazing about the yacht club (as they are so often characterized on this website), or are they "small piddly" losers holding down their "tiny strongholds"?
		Being a tenured English professor is a cushy job for an individual, but as a vantage for exercising political power it's pretty worthless.
	www.invisibleadjunct.com /archives/000285.html (6199 words)

	Adjunctnation
		This is in recognition of his work to achieve “equal pay for equal work between part-time faculty and full-time faculty.” Hoeller points out that “during that four-year period (1999-2004), all thirty of Washington’s colleges raised salaries for full-time faculty an average of $3,560.
		Since part-time and adjunct faculty in the State of Washington can carry teaching loads equal to those of full-time instructors, pay parity and incremental increases would recognize that their teaching loads can be as weighty as their credentials.
		What resulted were efforts by at least one teachers’ union to siphon some of those funds to full-time, tenure-track instructors on the basis of teaching overload or overtime, (technically seen as part-time work).
	www.adjunctnation.com /magazine/article/558 (2676 words)

	Adjunct Faculty
		He is a 1986 honors graduate of Florida State University College of Law and now practices in environmental law and litigation as a shareholder with the Ausley and McMullen firm in Tallahassee.
		The Honorable Nikki A. Clark, Judge on the Second Judicial Circuit Court, is a well-known alum, internationally sought-after speaker, and a veteran adjunct professor at her alma mater.
		Before her appointment to the bench, Judge Clark served as an aide to the governor and the attorney general of Florida, as a florida assistant attorney general, and as director of legislation and policy development for the Florida Department of Environmental Regulation.
	www.law.fsu.edu /faculty/adjunct.html (2603 words)

	The Mercer Lawyer: Adjunct Professors
		An adjunct professor since 1991, Higdon, a partner in the firm Chambless, Higdon and Carson, has found that most of the third-year students in his worker’s compensation class are looking for the “practical, day-to-day aspects of being a lawyer.
		For Chapman, serving as an adjunct professor is a natural combination of her experience and talent.
		All five adjunct professors have found that they have learned much from their experience at the front of the classroom.
	www.mercer.edu /publications/lawyer/winter99/adjunct.html (505 words)

	The Griffith Foundation for Insurance Education
		How the availability of funds for an adjunct professor will assist in the overall development of the risk management and insurance program at your institution.
		That is, the adjunct professorship ought to fit within an overall program vision for improving the opportunities available to teach risk management and insurance at your institution.
		Describe the level of financial assistance that you are requesting to hire an adjunct professor.
	www.griffithfoundation.org /adjunct.html (529 words)

	Vice-President (Academic) \| Adjunct Professors
		Adjunct Professors are normally, although not necessarily, members of external organizations. They may be independent scholars. Adjunct status is not available to retired former members of Memorial University of Newfoundland.
		4. Individuals appointed as Adjunct Professors are not governed by the Collective Agreement between Memorial University and the Memorial University Faculty Association.
		5. While Adjunct professorships are non-stipendiary, an Adjunct Professor who assumes responsibility for teaching one or more regular courses may be remunerated at the normal rate for per-course instructors or teaching term appointees.
	www.mun.ca /vpacademic/adjunct_prof.php (298 words)

	Home - AdjunctSuccess
		Dr. Richard Lyons, author of The Adjunct Professor's Guide to Success and Success Strategies for Adjunct Faculty, and founder of Faculty Development Associates, has provided dozens of workshops for adjunct instructors and their instructional leaders throughout North America.
		Colleges and universities, or their instructional units, may provide access to their adjunct professors through an annual institutional license.
		License fees are scaled to the population of adjunct instructors registered at the time of purchase.
	www.adjunctsuccess.net /index.php (271 words)

	Outstanding Adjunct Professors - Faculty - School of Management - Concordia University
		Clare studied HRM at the University of California, Irvine, where she also served as an adjunct.
		He also serves as a professor in Concordia’s MBA program (e-Business) and at Portland Community College (International Business, Marketing, Sales and Retailing/E-tailing).
		Lou is a treasured adjunct in the School of Management’s programs.
	www.cu-portland.edu /som/faculty/outstandingadjuncts.cfm (531 words)

	Salon Ivory Tower \| Going adjunct
		"It's called 'going adjunct,'" he told me: homicidal impulses directed at the academic profession.
		I talked to some of my fellow adjuncts, hoping they could tell me something, anything, to reassure me. But they only seemed to agree that it was just a matter of time before adjuncts replaced postal workers as symbols of downtrodden, disgruntled laborers.
		The rude discovery that one is in a dead-end rather than an entry-level job
	www.salon.com /it/feature/1998/09/17feature.html (408 words)

	Center for Teaching and Learning--Adjunct Professor of the Year
		The Adjunct Professor of the Year Award was established in 1990 to recognize outstanding adjunct faculty.
		The recipient of the Adjunct Professor of the Year Award:
		All adjunct faculty (teaching and nonteaching, credit and noncredit) who have taught 12 hours or have been employed two semesters at Moraine Valley Community College are eligible for this award.
	www.morainevalley.edu /ctl/adjunct_professor.htm (196 words)

	UNC - Chapel Hill Department of Sociology - Adjunct Professors
		UNC - Chapel Hill Department of Sociology - Adjunct Professors
		Adjunct Professor (Kenan Institute of Private Enterprise, UNC-Chapel Hill)
		Adjunct professor of sociology and Director of the Study Abroad Office
	sociology.unc.edu /directory/adjunct_prof (74 words)

	AdjunctMatch \| the exchange for adjunct faculty
		Candidates: click here to post your resume and apply for opportunities.
		AdjunctMatch is an online service developed by Adjunctopia and WCET to help institutions with adjunct position openings and instructors with teaching experience find one another more quickly.
		Adjuncts complete your profile today so our member institutions can find you.
	www.adjunctmatch.com (50 words)

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