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I'm not sure Senior Lecturer exists much in the US. Lecturer is like adjunct/instructor, in my experience. Is emeritus and adjunct the same thing in those coun
by gnicholas 4y ago
I'm not sure Senior Lecturer exists much in the US. Lecturer is like adjunct/instructor, in my experience.
Is emeritus and adjunct the same thing in those countries? In the US, the former is a semi-retired (tenured) professor, and the latter is not on the tenure track at all.
- ggm 4y agoYes. Emeritus is ex tenure. hence the room. Adjunct is given out as grace-and-favour to corporate types who are helpful. Hmm. Nobody offered it to me. Well, maybe I'm less helpful than I think.
- joshuamorton 4y agoAdjunct in the US is usually given to non-tenure track phds, who teach on a temp (usually per credit) basis. They're basically lecturers but worse off, since lecturers are often full time (and sometimes need not have phds!)