Adjunct Faculty Advisory Committee (AFAC)

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Don't Miss This Friday's AFAC Gathering!

An end-of-the-semester get together! Join us!!

It's all happening in the lovely Fireside Lounge, 3rd Floor of The Commons. Beyond the great conversation with fellow adjuncts, there will be free food and drink. All this, Friday, December 12...

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AFAC Fall Gathering 2025

End the semester in style with fellow colleagues

4:00 PM · The Commons : Fireside Lounge

Join AFAC for its bi-annual celebration of the work you do! Join us in the lovely Fireside Lounge in The Commons for appetizers, beverages, and plenty of good conversation. A great way to kick...

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The mission of the Adjunct Faculty Advisory Committee is to represent the interests of all adjunct faculty at UMBC. Supporting institutional integrity and adherence to ethical standards, the AFAC strengthens an institutional governance structure of active governing bodies, helps to define clearly the roles of institutional constituencies in policy development and decision making, and contributes to extend academic and intellectual freedom to all members of the UMBC community.

The UMBC Adjunct Faculty Advisory Committee (AFAC) is an elected body charged with communicating adjunct needs and concerns to the campus administration, making recommendations related to adjunct professional development and working conditions, and providing advice in the development and implementation of policies and procedures related to adjunct faculty.

Officers

Robert Bennett

AFAC Chair
Paul Comitz

AFAC Committee (COEIT/IS)
Maria Gomez-Rubio

AFAC Committee (CAHSS)
Wei Hu
Bonnie Kegan

AFAC Committee (CNMS)
Karon Phillips
Jill Vasbinder

AFAC Committee (CAHSS)
Waleed Youssef

AFAC committee (COEIT)

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