By Melissa McDonald I'm starting a new job this semester, and so far, I am seeing good things in regards to faculty support, but that is not always the case. I have been in both worlds—campuses where I have been given support to navigate the...
professional development
By Melissa Miller, Ed.D., M.Ed. Networking has never been a challenge for me. In most jobs I’ve had, I have easily made friends, been able to connect with colleagues, and.
This is it. This is the summer you will brush up on your teaching skills or your organization techniques. You know it will make your life easier and will improve.
At the moment, I'm in air-conditioned comfort at the Austin Convention Center. We're displaying at the NISOD conference. If you've not heard of NISOD (National Institute for Staff and Organizational Development), check out the group's web site. Yesterday, when the Exhibit Hall opened for a...
by Jody Tomanek & Randy VanWagoner Adjunct faculty are critical for community colleges to carry out their basic mission of teaching and learning. From the time they take that first.
by Nick Capo I AM STILL in shock. Stunned. Discombobulated. Relieved. This year will be my ninth as an adjunct, but I had a great summer. I feel like I.
At the risk of beating a dead one day conference into the ground, I want to touch on some of the results of the one day conference on teaching writing (at one of the schools I teach for as an adjunct, Baker College) that I...
At the risk of beating a dead one day conference into the ground, I want to touch on some of the results of the one day conference on teaching writing.
By Melissa Miller, Ed.D., M.Ed. I'm not really a "club" or activity person. In high school and college, I was not involved in group clubs or sports. I was more.
