At CSU, non-tenure track faculty can be appointed as contract faculty, continuing faculty, and adjunct faculty. Each of these appointment types can be full-time (minimum of 9 months) or part time (any fraction less than 100%, but no less than 50% of full-time). For more information about each of these appointment types, please refer to Section E of the Faculty and Administrative Professional Manual.
The Committee on Non-Tenure Track Faculty (CoNTTF) is a standing committee of Faculty Council and is composed of non-tenure track faculty (NTTF) representatives from each College and two tenured faculty. It is the representative body for all non tenure-track faculty at Colorado State University.
As a part of Campus Equity Week 2022, Joseph DiVerdi and Jenny Morse presented an informational session on Contract vs. Continuing Appointments on Monday, October 24 from 12-1pm in LSC Room 300. To learn more about current appointments for Faculty off the Tenure Track, download this helpful document. If
As part of Campus Equity Week 2021, Joseph DiVerdi and Jenny Morse presented an informational session on the progress non-tenure track faculty have made at CSU, and what still needs to be done to address their needs. If you were unable to attend this session, you may download
The Colorado division of the American Association University Professors (AAUP) released updated information about when NTT faculty can apply for unemployment benefits. In the past, these have been opposed by employers, but the president of the Colorado Community College System said this year that he would not oppose
