Joint AHA-Organization of American Historians (OAH) Committee on Part-time and Adjunct Employment
Established as an ad hoc committee in January 2000,
established as a joint committee in January 2001.
Purpose: To examine the proliferation of part-time and adjunct employment in
higher education, provide "best practices" for both employers and employees,
and to advocate on behalf of part-timers and adjuncts within the profession.
Assignment to Division: Reports on its work to the Professional Division.
6 AHA members, 6 OAH members
Officers, 2008:
From the AHA
- David J. Weber, (Southern Methodist Univ.)
- Arnita A. Jones (executive director, AHA), ex officio
- Debbie Ann Doyle (public history coordinator), ex officio
From the OAH
- Lee Formwalt (executive director, OAH), ex officio
- Elizabeth Hohl (Fairfield Univ.)
- Arlene Lazarowitz (California State Univ. at Long Beach)
- Rusty Monhollon (Hood Coll.)
- Donald W. Rogers (Central Connecticut State Univ.)
- Howard Shorr (Portland Community Coll.)
Staff
- Debbie Ann Doyle
Documents and Reports
Last Updated: February 29, 2008 3:04 PMStatements on Part-time and Academic Employment for Historians
AHA/OAH Joint Committee on Part-Time and Adjunct Employment Standards (May 2005)
Report from Part-Time and Adjunct Employment Committee (May 2001)
Guidelines for the Employment of Part-Time and Temporary Faculty in History
AHA Statement on Standards of Professional Conduct, 2005
Employment Articles and Information
1999 AHA Department Survey Shows Increased Hiring of Low-Wage Part-Time Faculty
Other Perspectives articles on the academic job market and the employment of historians
Job listings from the current issue of Perspectives
Links to sites with related information
American Association of Community Colleges
American Association of University Professors
American Association for Higher Education
American Federation of Labor--Higher Education
American College Personnel Association
Community College Humanities Association
Chronicle of Higher Education, The
Coalition of Contingent Academic Labor
