Category: Academic Solidarity

We Was Robbed

Your Job Negotiated Every Day When I first started working as a part-timer, the job with its duties, working arrangements, and responsibilities felt natural. I figured people smarter and more experienced than I am had […]

November 17, 2015 / Academic Solidarity, Adjunct Faculty, California Community Colleges, Community College Decision-Making, Contingent Faculty, Contract Negotiations, Follow the Money, Health Care, Know Your Contract, Part-time Faculty, Rankism, Unions
Adjunct Faculty Must Lead

by Dennis Selder The New York Times recently ran a story that finds empirical evidence corroborating the economic struggle most working people experience: “A Recovery, but Only for Those Who Need It Least.” The explanation the author gives for […]

October 9, 2014 / Academic Solidarity, Activism in Education, Adjunct Faculty, California Community Colleges, Community College Decision-Making, Contingent Faculty, Educational Reform, History in Education, History of Education, Improving the Learning Environment, Leadership, Neoliberalism & Higher Education, Neoliberalism in Education, Organizing, Part-time Faculty, Professionalization, Teacher Assessment, Teaching Evaluation
Out of the Shadows in Texas

2 June 2014 Editors Note: Ana M. Fores Tamayo teaches part time in the Dallas-Ft. Worth area of Texas, a state that dwarfs California in size and has quite different education codes. Given both states’ […]

June 3, 2014 / Academia & Class, Academic Solidarity, Activism in Education, Adjunct Faculty, Teachers' Rights

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