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New Law #3: Better Contracts seen for contingent faculty

By James Ottavio Castagnera and Patrick J. Cihon

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Many people used to use ?part timer? as a synonym for ?adjunct.? Increasingly, the two words can?t be assumed to be interchangeable, as one of the fastest growing job categories in higher education is the full-time instructor off the tenure...

Full post as published by Higher Ed Law Prof Blog on April 01, 2008 (boomark / email).

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