Syllabus: THE PHILOSOPHY OF ADJUNCTING by Kevin Temple
"The irony of adjuncting is being alienated labor while teaching future alienated laborers about Alienated Labor." [...]
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Justin Lieberman: Address to the Members of the Student Art Collective in Poitiers, France
As you all know, the Student Art Collective began with the mass upheavals five years ago at Brandeis University in the United States. In the difficult yet exciting times [...]
HIGHER EDUCATION CANNOT BE “CONTINGENT” by Chris Hables Gray
This is now the consensus of accreditors, faculty organizations, disciplinary and field organizations, higher education researchers, organized higher education labor, and even the Association of Governing Boards [...]
SMART CASUAL by Oliver Watts
As is the Australian tradition, to follow British tradition, we speak more directly when it comes to titles; instead of Adjunct Professor we have Casual Lecturers or Casual [...]
Dushko Petrovich: LETTER FROM THE EDITOR
Dear Reader, I hope you are not reading this while driving, and I hope you aren’t reading this at home. If you’re driving, focus on driving. If you’re at home, try to [...]
Trinnie Dalton: THE SUITCASE REMAINS PACKED
At the height of it, here was my bicoastal adjuncting schedule. 2012–2014 Los Angeles/New York: Mondays through Wednesdays in LA teaching at USC and Art Center, Thursdays [...]
REVERSE COMMUTER by Jennifer Kabat
“The paving deep in the station had a frosty glitter, and she wondered if diamonds had been ground into the concrete.” This is Alice Malloy, rube, hick, innocent [...]
THE TRAINS : “Five Trains Each Way Means Ten Trains a Day” by Kristin Dombek
The first time I took a Path train it was like stumbling across another New York, a city just under, or to the side of, the one I knew. It happened one day late in winter, [...]
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