The phrase "an adjunct college" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a college that is affiliated with a larger university or institution, often offering specific programs or degrees.
Example: "The university has several branches, including an adjunct college that focuses on adult education."
Alternatives: "a satellite college" or "a partner college".
He lived on a teacher's pension and the fitful income of an adjunct college instructor and sometime actor.
"At first, I was the guy who beat Espada," said Mr. Rivera, 36, an adjunct college professor and former political aide who defeated Mr. Espada by nearly two to one in a 2010 Democratic primary.
8 years in Education, including 7 as an adjunct college instructor (composition and literature).
Kevin Elliott, a marketing coordinator and adjunct college professor, has lived in Panama City, Fla., since 1988.
Eldridge Lee, a real estate broker and adjunct college professor in Fairburn, Ga., found out that he had Type 2 diabetes more than a decade ago.
In addition to providing a stopgap experience and r?m?uilder for the unemployed and underemployed, adjunct college teaching is particularly relevant to the baby-boom generation by providing an ideal encore career.
It wanted to attract people over 50 who had master's degrees to enter its program to learn about becoming adjunct college instructors.
Adjunct College Professor and Writing Tutor.
When teachers with masters degrees and adjunct college professors with PHD'S are struggling to make ends meet, something is awry.
You read stories all the time about adjunct college professors who quit because they're badly paid, worked too hard, don't have health insurance, and don't even have get decent office space.
Adjunct college instructors are caught in purgatory as their employers, which have increasingly relied on them as a cheap source of labor, decide if they will restrict the hours the instructors are allowed to work to avoid providing them with health insurance.
