Senior Adjunct Sample Clauses

Senior Adjunct. Qualifications: Terminal degree is preferred and required is outstanding higher education teaching of at least twelve semesters teaching courses at CCA; outstanding non-teaching professional experience in the subject matters taught at CCA; persuasive evidence of high quality engagement in or service to the external academic or professional community, such as, by way example only, via panels, boards, competitions, conferences, publications, and juries, the particular engagement and service activities to be determined pursuant to the below section, “
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Senior Adjunct a. An Adjunct Faculty member who requests consideration for appointment as Senior Adjunct shall be evaluated on the basis of criteria and procedures previously established by the department, library or school, approved by the appropriate Xxxx and the Xxxxxxx, and disseminated. The Xxxxxxx may, from time to time, review the procedures and criteria and may require modification of them. A majority vote of the faculty of the department, library or school as well as the approval of the Xxxx and the Xxxxxxx will be required for the granting of the title. An adjunct faculty member who does not request such evaluation or who is not granted the title Senior Adjunct Faculty remains an adjunct faculty member.
Senior Adjunct. After 10 years of continuous teaching (at least one (1) semester per academic year) at Onondaga Community College, an adjunct faculty member will be considered a “Senior Adjunct.”

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