Sentence examples for contract faculty from inspiring English sources

Teaching assistants, graduate assistants and contract faculty at York University have been on strike since 3 March.

On March 9, the university made a 'final offer' that largely appealed to senior contract faculty, a clear attempt to split the union.

"You are starting to get splits," reports Roy Lewicki, editor of Academy of Management Learning and Education: "Contract faculty teach, and tenured faculty mainly do research and are better paid".

Contract faculty can teach up to 5.5 courses, for a maximum earning potential of $64,207.

By contrast, contract faculty earn $11,221 for each course they teach.

A collective agreement was also reached between the York administration and contract faculty for improved job security.

Those of us who teach from graduate students, to contract academic faculty, to early career faculty, to full professors are acting in public on a near-daily basis.

Teaching in a postsecondary context as contract academic faculty, as graduate students, as early career faculty, and as tenured faculty means acting in public spaces on a near-daily basis.

A copy of one new contract for faculty at New York University's Florence program, at the Villa La Pietra and seen by the International Herald Tribune, began with a clause stating that previous agreements and payments had already been executed.

Sister Dale McDonald, director of public policy for the National Catholic Educational Association, said it meant that school districts could not contract with faculty members at religiously affiliated universities, for example, to provide professional development to private-school teachers, even if the services were secular.

This type of contract allows faculty members to continue employing a lab technician based on performance.