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Meanwhile, long-term adjuncting isn't out of the question.
Archive 2008-04-01 StyleyGeek 2008
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Meanwhile, long-term adjuncting isn't out of the question.
Tell us what to do! StyleyGeek 2008
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It cites professional networking as a major benefit of adjuncting, which is probably true in a few niche areas, but which most composition instructors would find strange.
Inside Higher Ed 2010
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I'm not terribly fond of PepsiU to begin with, and the idea of adjuncting indefinitely would make me insane.
CHE > Latest news 2010
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He told me yesterday, as we greeted each other, that he's back to "adjuncting" again - his business success has allowed him to return to his original passion of college teaching, even if only part-time.
Hugo Schwyzer 2009
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His one-time after-tax “bonus” is more than I would have made in thirty years of adjuncting.
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It is nearly impossible for "commercial writers" to get these grants or any academic position save adjuncting or work at a community college teaching courses other than creative writing.
Nick Mamatas' Journal nihilistic_kid 2010
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B is even true when the doctoral program gives students few or no teaching opportunities on the campus itself, since those students then wind up adjuncting at other colleges in the area.
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B is even true when the doctoral program gives students few or no teaching opportunities on the campus itself, since those students then wind up adjuncting at other colleges in the area.
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One one hand, local lore has it, the policy prompts adjuncts to move on and get on with their lives, either to other adjuncting elsewhere or to leaving academia or, if they hit the jackpot, to a TT job somewhere.
Archive 2008-09-01 Bardiac 2008
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