Sentence examples for adjunct teaching from inspiring English sources

Researchers on fixed-term contracts and adjunct teaching staff need the real prospect of job security.

The quality of adjunct teaching is related to an overload of classes, a lack of department support and a lack of job security.

During the school year, he took adjunct teaching jobs at the university; in the summer, he investigated the paranormal and wrote books about what he found.

In 1996, five years after his graduation, Obama won election to the Illinois State Senate, though he kept up his adjunct teaching at Chicago.

She took adjunct teaching gigs at colleges but more often held classes privately, finding students through word of mouth or by posting fliers.

By the early nineteen-nineties, Kgositsile was dividing his time between Johannesburg, where his old African National Congress comrades were finally taking power, and Los Angeles, where he shared a house with his wife and had an adjunct teaching appointment in the English Department at U.C.L.A.

The U.A.W. has already filed an unfair labor practice complaint against N.Y.U. over its plan to cut the number of adjuncts teaching at its American Language Institute.

Even before the new contract, adjuncts teaching three or more courses in an academic year could receive benefits, including health and retirement coverage and tuition reimbursement.

Now a 66-page report by three sociology graduate students at George Mason University (GMU) in Fairfax, Virginia, shows in copious detail how adjuncts teaching at that public institution which is located in one of the most prosperous of Washington, D.C.'s many affluent suburbs are "overworked, underpaid, and undersupported".

Adjuncts teach about half of all undergraduate courses.

She said more than half of all courses were now taught by adjunct professors who almost all made less than the chancellor's $40,000 raise this year; CUNY said that adjuncts teach fewer than half of courses.