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Adjunct Faculty in the Community College: Realities and Challenges

Barbara A. Wyles

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Abstract Heavy reliance on part‐time faculty at a large community college results in added value in many programs but also challenges the institution to support them to assure quality.

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Abstract Heavy reliance on part‐time faculty at a large community college results in added value in many programs but also challenges the institution to support them to assure quality.

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Abstract Heavy reliance on part‐time faculty at a large community college results in added value in many programs but also challenges the institution to support them to assure quality.

Key concepts: Adjunct, Higher education, Community college, Institution, Value (mathematics), Quality (philosophy), Faculty development, Public relations

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