Senior Adjunct Professor Sample Clauses

The 'Senior Adjunct Professor' clause defines the role, status, and responsibilities of an individual appointed as a Senior Adjunct Professor within an academic institution. Typically, this clause outlines the qualifications required for the position, the scope of teaching or research duties, and any special privileges or limitations associated with the title, such as eligibility for certain benefits or participation in faculty governance. Its core function is to clearly distinguish the Senior Adjunct Professor role from other faculty positions, ensuring both the institution and the appointee understand the expectations and boundaries of the appointment.
Senior Adjunct Professor. In addition to the responsibilities of all adjunct faculty members, Senior Adjunct Professors shall have the following responsibilities: a. Participation in department and division meetings, events and activities. b. A combination of attendance during up to two (2) “President’s Days” or participation in an equivalent amount (approximately fourteen (14) hours) of appropriate College-wide governance activities per FTEF.

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