Those who fail the test would be able to take remedial courses taught by CUNY professors or adjunct teachers while still in high school.
The ratio of full-time to part-time, or adjunct, faculty will tell even more about an institution's commitment to its teachers — and, by extension, to its students.
The word signifies being attached or bound by birth or allegiance; being an attribute or adjunct or a piece of a whole; being property.
Yet some schools are opting instead to hire more lecturers or adjunct professors, who are cheaper because they don't need tuition waivers.
Iodine is a good alternative or adjunct to boiling, the C.D.C. says, but it will not kill cryptosporidium, which causes diarrhea, unless the water stands for 15 hours after treatment.
Unlike the other four-year schools, classes are limited to 25 to 30 students and are taught only by full-time or adjunct faculty members, not by teaching assistants, Dr. Finney said.
Since antiquity, dreams have been viewed as a source of divination, as a form of reality, as a curative force, and as an extension or adjunct of the waking state.
The rest are graduate students or adjunct and contingent faculty — instructors employed on a per-course or yearly contract basis, usually without benefits and earning a third or less of what their tenured colleagues make.
In other cases (tumours, pneumonia in children), it is an alternative or adjunct to X-ray and CT.
Moreover, the applicability of enterococci as starter or adjunct cultures has increased as they both have proteolytic and esterolytic properties.
Several extracorporeal bioartificial liver (BAL) devices are currently being evaluated as an alternative or adjunct therapy for liver disease.
