Part-Time Faculty Resources and Information

This page is devoted to showing the many resources for part-time faculty. Press on all 8 tabs to expand on the resource:

PTF Faculty Checklist

This checklist is to help you with all of the initial activities when onboarding as an instructor at TMCC. Your division/department may provide you with a department-specific checklist, but this will help cover the basics.

PTF Checklist.pdf

PTF Support & Office Space

Part-time Faculty Support

Located in LIB 200
ptf@tmcc.edu
775-674-790

PTF Office Locations

Library/Sierra Building: LIB 200A

PTF Support Office

Links to an external site.

Classroom Key Request/Return Process

Key Request Process

All key requests and returns should be processed through your department. Contact your department's administrative assistant for assistance.

TMCC PTF Grant-in-Aid Policy

As per the Board of Regents Handbook (Title 4, Chapter 3, Section 13):

Temporary part-time faculty (LOAs), as defined in Title 4, Chapter 3, may receive a grant-in-aid for courses at any NSHE institution, not to exceed the number of credit hours the part-time faculty member is currently teaching, and not to exceed six credit hours.
- - The grant-in-aid is applicable only to courses taken during the Fall and Spring regular semesters.
  - The grant-in-aid based on credit hours may be utilized during the semester in which the temporary part-time faculty member is teaching or in the semester immediately following.
  - Temporary part-time faculty employed by continuing education and community service units are not eligible for grant-in-aid or waiver.
  - Non-resident temporary part-time faculty receiving a grant-in-aid shall be deemed residents for tuition purposes

Temporary part-time faculty who do not teach, the course equivalency for their services shall be determined by multiplying six credit hours by the faculty member's FTE. The credit hours will be rounded up to determine the maximum number of credit hours covered by a grant-in-aid.

Grant-In-Aid ProcessLinks to an external site. to apply for the Grant-in-Aid. (Once the web page is accessed, you'll need to scroll all the way down to the application)