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The Design Process: Designing Discipline-Specific Adjunct Faculty Learning Communities at Boise State University. A Resource Created by the Delphi Project on the Changing Faculty and Student Success

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Publicado en:Pullias Center for Higher Education (2025)
Autor principal: Culver, K C
Otros Autores: Jones, Kellen
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Pullias Center for Higher Education
Materias:
Idaho (Boise)
College Faculty
Communities of Practice
Faculty Development
Nontenured Faculty
Program Design
Program Effectiveness
State Universities
Adjunct Faculty
Masters Programs
Social Work
College Mathematics
Best Practices
Partnerships in Education
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Resumen:Boise State University is a public doctoral research institution located in Boise, Idaho, with an enrollment of approximately 26,000 students. Of the approximately 1,400 faculty members at Boise State, 76% are in VITAL (contingent) positions, including 43% part-time and 33% full-time. The Adjunct Faculty Learning Community (AFLC) is a program offered by the Center for Teaching and Learning (CTL) that provides a semester-long format for adjunct faculty to engage in sustained learning and connection with their peers. This case study explores the implementation of discipline-specific professional development in the School of Social Work's (SSW) Online Master's of Social Work (MSW) program and the Department of Mathematics at Boise State.
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