An Investigation into the Work Life of Adjunct Faculty

BY DAVID HILDEBRANDT

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I am studying the work life of adjunct faculty. You are invited to participate in this research if:

  • You work as an adjunct faculty member.
  • Your place of work is based in the United States of America.

This research will help us understand the work life of adjunct faculty. We need your honest input. Participation is voluntary, and you may quit at any time. This survey should not cause you any discomfort or stress. There is no immediate benefit to participants.

The online survey will take about five minutes to complete. To take the survey, please click here to go to SurveyMonkey.

CONFIDENTIALLY and PRIVACY STATEMENT

Your responses are anonymous. The survey tool does not collect any personal information. Computer addresses are not stored.

Questions should be directed to:

David Hildebrandt, PhD, Primary Investigator
School of Education
Northcentral University

The primary investigator can be reached via email at dhildebrandt@ncu.edu.

This study is being overseen by the Institutional Review Board at Northcentral University. If you have answer or concerns, send an email to irb@ncu.edu.

David Hildebrandt is an adjunct professor in the School of Education at Northcentral University

 

3 thoughts on “An Investigation into the Work Life of Adjunct Faculty

  1. Question 21 will not accept anything other than a number between 0-100, which is not relevant to the question. Many adjuncts do not get paid additional money for teaching additional students, so these shouldn’t be required questions. You ask if people get paid for different sorts of service without asking if they perform that service for free. I’d like to help with this survey but can’t get past Q21 without answering it incorrectly.

  2. The job titles aren’t accurate — are there full professors who are adjunct? Also, how is adjunct defined … do you mean contingent or only people paid by the course?

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