Sentence examples for faculty contractual from inspiring English sources
Until recently, employee postdocs at UMD were classified either as category 15 ("Faculty nontenured, continuing") or category 25 ("Faculty, contractual").
Of the $132 million budget increase SUNY is seeking, $42 million is for contractual increases for faculty and staff.
The ART team supervising the functioning of the programme was comprised of faculty from the Department of Medicine and contractual staff.
Littlefield (1999) argues that a syllabus has three overarching functions: motivational, such as setting the tone for the course and motivating students; structural, which serves the purpose of offering timelines for the papers and the exams, readings and assignments to be done; and evidentiary, claiming the contractual nature of syllabus between students and the faculty.
Ralph Engelman, a journalism professor at Brooklyn and the union's strike coordinator, said members had received an e-mail memo yesterday afternoon from the university's counsel, George S. Sutton, saying that professors who did not carry out their contractual duties would lose pay -- $396 a day for the average faculty member -- and health coverage.
One respondent at a non-governmental institution highlighted a high turnover of faculty due to interest in moving into government positions, which were often better paying, contractual jobs.
Due to our contractual agreement with the vendors, we cannot allow for remote access for those who are not currently Cornell students, faculty or staff members.
"But not contractual ones".
Contractual or other arrangements.
