By Ron Tinsley I appreciate living in a major metropolitan city where you don't need a car to get everywhere. I live close to public transportation so that is a plus even though I have to be hyper alert to ward off the forces of...
Author: AdjunctNation Editorial Team
By Kat Kiefer-Newman Here we are. It’s a new year, and we’re returning to classes, after orientation meetings and hopefully contract signings. I have an orientation tonight and haven’t decided.
By Erik Hanson As a student, I had what could be best described as a strained relationship with online instructional software. As an instructor, that relationship still exists, but I’m.
by P.D. Lesko Friends, folks, fellow education workers, Romans, countryman, there's Trouble in Idaho. I say there's Trouble. That's Trouble with a capital T, and that rhymes with D and that stands for "Due process" (my sincere apologies to "Music Man" lovers out there, but...
by P.D. Lesko Sometimes, I think that college administrators are some of the most chuckle-headed women and men with Ph.D.s in the entire United States. This is never made so.
As we all try to make sense of the state of adjunct faculty, and try to write, it is easy to get caught up in the immediate: to focus on.
By Melissa Miller, Ed.D., M.Ed. My e-mail inbox reads: Student Evaluations Now Available! Permission to freak out? Why do I feel as though I'm back in seventh grade, awaiting my report card and the teacher comments in the small box on the back? Ideally, evaluation...
by P.D. Lesko John C. Cross and Edie Goldenberg have a new book out about adjuncts. Their book is titled The Ominous Rise of Adjuncts, and the authors have thrown.
By Melissa McDonald It's that time of year again when many of us are rushing to get our spring syllabi together and preparing for the semester ahead. I just found.
By Rich Russell It is that time, just before the new semester begins, when the online professor must again go diving into the wreck. Well— but it was not a wreck, exactly; wreck has such a negative connotation. Something beautiful there-existed (still exists) that, after...
