Adjunct Professors
Criteria, eligibility and current adjuncts:
Candidates for adjunct professor will normally hold a doctoral degree in nursing or a related discipline or a combination of graduate education and experience that allows them to contribute to research and teaching within the Faculty of Nursing.
Terms of appointment and reappointment:
Adjunct Professors will be involved in teaching and research responsibilities within the Faculty of Nursing as indicated:
Teaching responsibilities may include:
- Presentation at the Faculty and Graduate Student Research Seminar
- Lecture in one or more undergraduate or graduate courses
- Contribute to the development of undergraduate and/or graduate courses
- Participate in curriculum development within the Faculty of Nursing
- Serve as member or co-supervisor on the supervisory committee of a graduate student in nursing
- Co-facilitate a module in interdisciplinary professional education
- Co-author a report, journal article, or other publication related to teaching or education written by a faculty member in the Faculty of Nursing
- Participate as a Examiner for a Master's student thesis
Research responsibilities may include:
- Participate as a principal or co-investigator on a research project with a faculty member within the Faculty of Nursing
- Contribute to gaining access to research participants
- Participate in data analysis
- Co-author a research report, journal article, or other publication written by a faculty member in the Faculty of Nursing
Appointments will be for a specific period not to exceed three years and are renewable.