What is an Adjunct Faculty member?
The title given to a person who teaches at the university on a limited, special or provisional basis, but in the role of an adjunct, is not required to perform other regular duties of a faculty member (i.e., scholarly activity or service). Adjunct faculty members are qualified individuals hired for limited or special teaching assignments, such as teaching particular courses or sections. In their adjunct role, they have no duties other than teaching.
Benefits Available to Adjunct Faculty
- Aflac
- Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA)
- Auto and Homeowner's Insurance
- Balanced Dukes
- Cancer Advocate Plus
- College Savings Plan
- Employee Discounts
- Family Medical Leave Act (FMLA)
- Financial Counseling Sessions
- Identity Theft and Legal Protection Plans
- Local Discounts and Services
- Long-term Care
- Pet Insurance
- Separating Employment
- Supplemental Retirement Accounts
- Tuition Assistance
- Whole Life Insurance
- Workers' Compensation
Human Resources
