Adjunct Life - Or, Do I Get a Stapler Too?

Conclusion

Although adjuncts can face difficulties or frustrations at times, the experience of being an adjunct faculty member is normally very rewarding. While some people chose to pursue full-time teaching employment, there are those that want to be permanent adjuncts. Whatever your eventual goals may be, one piece of advice applies to everyone: take advantage of the experience and knowledge of those around you. Many people have likely been in similar situations and can provide counsel and help you solve various issues. Don't feel like you have to do everything yourself; there are many people on your campus or campuses that are willing and eager to help you because we all share the same fundamental goal of offering the best education we can for the students.

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Managing Virtual Adjunct Faculty: Applying the Seven Principles of Good Practice

Last updated 8/20/2008
 
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