Sentence examples for part-time faculty members from inspiring English sources

My advice to him (and other part-time faculty members): create a community — rather than going it alone, organize, unionize!

There were 1,250 full- and part-time faculty members when he left in 1978, compared with 240 in 1965.

The campus has about 11,000 students, and the union represents 250 full-time and 300 part-time faculty members.

There are 333 full-time and 1,733 part-time faculty members at the school, teaching more than 6,000 undergraduates and 3,330 graduate students.

As part-time faculty members (not covered by the ruling) and graduate teaching assistants unionize, the professoriate at private institutions is reassessing its situation.

Eight full-time and 10 part-time teachers will be cut, out of a total of 66 full-time and 20 part-time faculty members.

This report was designed to help nonacademic OMS practitioners better understand the problem and appreciate the potential benefits of volunteering as a part-time faculty member.

Last July, psychologist Bruce Rind, a part-time faculty member at Philadelphia's Temple University, with two colleagues and college students published a meta-analysis of studies in the APA's Psychological Bulletin that concluded that childhood sexual abuse (including exhibitionism and consensual relationships with adults) is not always damaging to the child.

Jean-François Ratelle is a postdoctoral fellow and a part-time faculty member at the George Washington University.

As of 2014 Shimer had eleven full-time faculty and one part-time faculty member, and the student-faculty ratio is eight to one.

Over the holidays in South Africa, I was fascinated to learn how experiences of my brother-in-law, Stephen Dugmore, as a part-time faculty member resemble those of adjunct faculty in the US.