Sentence examples for adjunct credentials from inspiring English sources
To recruit research scientists to permanent positions on the Bard faculty, Bard will now be able to offer its science professors adjunct credentials, and laboratory space, at Rockefeller.
He also teaches as an adjunct professor for Azusa Pacific University in the educational leadership credential program.
Most top-of-the-line managers don't have fancy academic credentials and land a job as an adjunct professor, but they're more than willing to trade the stress and travel that goes with high-level positions for a chance to work with students and spend more time with family.
This is because, unlike in the past when adjuncts were mostly professionals who also wanted to teach a little bit here and there, adjuncts now posses the same advanced degrees and other credentials as their full-time counterparts.
For promotion to the ranks of Associate Professor Adjunct and Professor Adjunct, the eligible senior faculty will review the credentials of the candidate and, by closed ballot, determine whether to solicit letters of reference.
Buxton, now 62, never completed a PhD, but his academic and professional credentials compensate: among other things, he has been an adjunct faculty member at the University of Toronto, a research scientist and consultant for Xerox's PARC and its branch in England, and chief scientist of Alias/Wavefront and Silicon Graphics, both now part of the 3-D software company Autodesk.
"It's a marvelous way to burnish your credentials," said Peter Sealey, a former president at Columbia Pictures and an adjunct professor at the University of California, Berkeley.
Jeff Potent, New York Adjunct professor, Columbia University.
Adjunct Professor at Cardozza Law School.
Adjunct Prof., Multicultural Education, C.W. Post College.
