The number of part-time faculty employed in two-year colleges has risen dramatically in recent years, with current data indicating that 64 % of two-year college faculty work part time. It is critical, therefore, that colleges ensure that part-time faculty are well integrated into the organizational culture. In assessing initiatives for helping part-timers assimilate, colleges can look to standards established by their regional accrediting agency or guidelines developed by advocacy groups, such as the American Association of University Professors. In addition, a number of processes have been developed and implemented, making part-time faculty integral components of the college. These processes include such steps as providing handbooks for pa...
Work Environment In 1998, the proportion of full-time faculty at U.S. community colleges was reporte...
During the last 40 years, institutions of higher education in the United States have dramatically in...
In recent decades, due to both contextual (e.g., resource scarcity) and internal organizational cond...
This document contains two sections: a literature review of material related to part-time faculty, a...
This article presents seven ideas on how to integrate part-time faculty into the academic community ...
This article attempts to address the issue of part-time faculty employment in the U.S. Since the ear...
More and more institutions of higher learning are turning to part-time faculty to teach their course...
This article presents seven ideas on how to integrate part-time faculty into the academic community ...
Most community college faculty, by headcount, are part-time. Community college programs, such as wor...
As instructional costs have risen over the past several decades, the percentage of course sections t...
The growing use of part-time, non-tenure track faculty in higher education has become a nationwide p...
Definition of Part-Time Faculty Issues Related to Use of Part-Time Faculty Isolation Professional an...
ABSTRACT, Tart-time faculty are essential to the accomplishment of the mission of postsecondary occu...
With competitive pressures and demands by policymakers forcing colleges to increase efficiency and r...
Increasing demand coupled with declining resources make it impossible for community colleges to real...
Work Environment In 1998, the proportion of full-time faculty at U.S. community colleges was reporte...
During the last 40 years, institutions of higher education in the United States have dramatically in...
In recent decades, due to both contextual (e.g., resource scarcity) and internal organizational cond...
This document contains two sections: a literature review of material related to part-time faculty, a...
This article presents seven ideas on how to integrate part-time faculty into the academic community ...
This article attempts to address the issue of part-time faculty employment in the U.S. Since the ear...
More and more institutions of higher learning are turning to part-time faculty to teach their course...
This article presents seven ideas on how to integrate part-time faculty into the academic community ...
Most community college faculty, by headcount, are part-time. Community college programs, such as wor...
As instructional costs have risen over the past several decades, the percentage of course sections t...
The growing use of part-time, non-tenure track faculty in higher education has become a nationwide p...
Definition of Part-Time Faculty Issues Related to Use of Part-Time Faculty Isolation Professional an...
ABSTRACT, Tart-time faculty are essential to the accomplishment of the mission of postsecondary occu...
With competitive pressures and demands by policymakers forcing colleges to increase efficiency and r...
Increasing demand coupled with declining resources make it impossible for community colleges to real...
Work Environment In 1998, the proportion of full-time faculty at U.S. community colleges was reporte...
During the last 40 years, institutions of higher education in the United States have dramatically in...
In recent decades, due to both contextual (e.g., resource scarcity) and internal organizational cond...