This has been a very busy Springtime for me. Anyone who lives in a northern climate can tell you that when the weather changes from snow, sleet and ice, to warm breezes, sun and gentle rains, it's tough to keep your nose to the grindstone....
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If you've never heard of COCAL, check out this piece in Adjunct Advocate, and this site, as well. In August of this year, COCAL is holding its eighth conference. I.
Listen to my blog entry here. I have been called the adjunct Advocate on numerous occasions. It's the title of the publication, after all, and I publish the magazine. I.
Listen to my blog entry here. I love really well done interviews. Interviewing, I think, is an art form, and it's a part of my job that I enjoy immensely. I am fortunate enough to be able to contact most newsmakers in higher education, and...
Listen to my blog entry here. I spent Sunday morning filing out my tax forms. I actually don't mind doing it. It's just that it takes so much time. We.
I spend a lot of my time working on our webpage, several hours each week. It has been my goal over the course of the years to automate as much.
Part-Time Thoughts Dear Editor: Thanks for your interview with Dr. Dan Jacoby. His study on part-time teaching and graduation rates should be the source of a lot of consideration. Thanks especially for making clear that lower graduation rates may have nothing to do with the...
First off, Happy New Year to all of our readers! I am looking forward to 2008 as a pivotal year in the life of the Adjunct Advocate and our AdjunctNation.com.
I want to talk a little bit about changes that have been made recently here at Adjunct Advocate. Of course, the most important change is that the Adjunct Advocate is.
I received a letter in late-November from someone wanting a copy of "Adjunct as Object: A Look At a Dozen Dissertations." It was published in the July/August 2002 issue of Adjunct Advocate. In his letter, the writer said: ....By the way, I am defending my...