Published March 30, 2017 | Version v1

INFLUENCE OF PART–TIME LECTURING ON RESEARCH AMONG UNIVERSITIES' ACADEMIC STAFF IN KENYA

Authors/Creators

  • 1. School of Arts and Social Sciences, Department of Media, Film and Communication, Masaai Mara University, P.O. Box 861, Narok, Kenya

Description

It is evident that Kenya has reached the golden age, where student enrollments have outstripped universities' capacities. This paper highlights the importance of research amongst part time faculty, and seeks to lead to awareness about their professional responsibility. The paper gives a background to the concept of research among non-tenure track faculty members. The statement of the problem under consideration is raised as well as the research questions that will need answers as it progresses. The paper then delves into the literature review to support the subject premise. Finally, conclusions and recommendations will be drawn. The findings of the paper will confirm the need for universities to invest in research amongst both tenure and non-tenure-track faculty in order to increase their presence amongst other universities and as well their faculty base.

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