Sentence examples for adjunct teachers from inspiring English sources

On Friday, the adjunct teachers in Duquesne University's liberal arts college began voting, by mail, on whether to form a union.

Those who fail the test would be able to take remedial courses taught by CUNY professors or adjunct teachers while still in high school.

"Most faculty find these numbers to be obscene, especially at an institution where adjunct teachers qualify for food stamps," said Andrew Ross, a professor of social and cultural analysis who is an outspoken critic of Dr. Sexton's.

The safer course for a professor is not to incur the risk.MARSHALL RAFFELPhiladelphiaSIR The practice of hiring many adjunct teachers with tenuous job security puts pressure on such teachers to grade students highly in order to get glowing reports on teacher-evaluation forms.

In a half-hour speech on Thursday to party loyalists, including municipal workers and frustrated university adjunct teachers, Mr. Bersani called attention to youth unemployment and the disconnect between the real economy and financial markets, and called for economic stimulation to help more people have steady jobs.

At universities, there is a similarly growing movement to unionize adjunct teachers, graduate students, and even college sports players.

KINNELL: Until I was in my forties, I taught only as an adjunct teacher, getting paid a pittance.

As an adjunct teacher, I have experienced criticism from a department head, who, having read a particularly poor student's negative assessment of me, implied it was my teaching that was at fault.

But bound up with the desire to teach was the lure of financial security and benefits provided by a full-time faculty position, after 10 years as an adjunct teacher at various Chicago-area colleges.

If nothing else, Wharton adjunct teacher Peter Linneman stressed one primary strategy for what these players should do with their hard-earned cash: "Don't lose it".

She was an adjunct teacher at the time.