THE SYLLABUS VAULT

Make a Withdrawl from the Syllabus Vault: Are you new to the college classroom? Have you taught the same course over several semesters? Either way, the AdjunctNation.com Syllabus Vault can help you make sure your courses are as rich and rewarding for you and your students as they can possibly be. The Vault works very simply. Using the search engine below, browse our ever-growing list of disciplines, select one and then click the "search" button to the left. On the results page, you will be presented with a list of syllabi and course descriptions (and sometimes other materials, as well) for courses in the chosen discipline. The syllabi are categorized by course title and we have, wherever possible, listed the course level, as well. You may download as many of the PDF files to your hard drive as you like. To read the files, you will need Adobe Reader. It may be downloaded free of charge here.

Make a Deposit to the Syllabus Vault: AdjunctNation.com welcome deposits to the Syllabus Vault from all faculty teaching at both two- and four-year colleges and universities. We also welcome syllabi and course descriptions from faculty teaching at colleges outside of the United States. Syllabi from faculty teaching at colleges outside the United States will be clearly marked with the name of the country of origin. For the time being, only syllabi and course descriptions written in English can be accepted. Materials in PDF format are preferred, but Microsoft Word documents are accepted, as well. To make a deposit to the Syllabus Vault, please click here.

Connect With Colleagues: Why not take advantage of AdjunctNation.com's special discussion areas related to teaching and curriculum issues? The "Colleague Connection" message board area will present you with opportunities to dialogue with fellow faculty members from around the globe. Those new to college teaching will find a special place to meet in our "New Teacher" forum. Faculty who teach on-line courses (or those who are interested in distance education issues) can gather together and swap stories in the "Distance Education Faculty" forum.