Category: Academic Solidarity

Schadenfruede & Adjuncts

25 February 2014 by Marnie Webster Much has been written about the working conditions of part time professors for good reason: they stink. The more we talk openly about the academy’s hypocritical two tier system, […]

March 1, 2014 / Academia & Class, Academic Solidarity, Adjunct Faculty, California Community Colleges, Workplace Bullying
What?

by Dennis Selder On February 6th, the PBS Newshour, ran a show “Is academia suffering from ‘adjunctivitis’? Low-paid adjunct professors struggle to make ends meet.” In it are the familiar cast of characters—the full-timer who […]

February 8, 2014 / Academic Solidarity, Activism in Education, Adjunct Faculty, Contingent Faculty, Educational Reform, Follow the Money, Neoliberalism & Higher Education, Part-time Faculty
Betting on the CPFA

Betting on the CPFA: A Pragmatic Solution to the “Perilous World of the Adjunct Professor” By John Martin, Chair California Part-time Faculty Association Presented May 5, 2017 PAL Conference In a December 2013 edition […]

January 16, 2014 / Academic Solidarity, Activism in Education, Adjunct Faculty, California Community Colleges, Contingent Faculty, Contract Negotiations, Educational Reform, Part-time Faculty, Unions

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