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Adjuncts and CA Unemployment Insurance
San Jose State biological anthropologist and California Faculty Association (SEIU Local 1983) activist Jonathan Karpf joined Faculty
Read MoreMy Experience as an Adjunct in a For-Profit College
As a way to shine a light on low-road practices in for-profit higher education, we issued a Call For Papers: Confronting the
Read MoreSenators Dick Durbin and Franken Introduce Adjunct Student Debt Relief Bil
Senate Minority Whip Dick Durbin (D-IL) and Senator Al Franken (D-MN) have introduced legislation that would help adjunct faculty access
Read MoreSEIU on the DOE Plan for Corinthian College Students
SEIU applauds Corinthian Colleges student debt forgiveness, calls for more efficient process The Service Employees International Union
Read MoreUNC Faculty Attend President Input Sessions, Deliver the Message that North Carolina Needs a Strong Advocate for Investments in Instruction and Scholarship
Update: In an article in the Chronicle of Higher Education about the politics of the UNC president search, Faculty Forward North
Read MoreIthaca College Part-time Faculty Join SEIU Local 200United
Adjunct professors at Ithaca College in Ithaca, NY have voted yes to join adjunct faculty at schools across the country in SEIU/Adjunct
Read MoreA Call For Papers: Confronting the For-Profit College Culture
It’s undeniable that adjunct faculty at for-profit colleges face a unique set of circumstances. I know this personally because I am an
Read MoreLesley University Adjunct Faculty Ratify First Union Contract
Adjunct faculty at Lesley University in Boston overwhelmingly ratified their first union contract yesterday – a three-year agreement that
Read MoreConfronting the Economy of Exclusion
Saint Louis University adjunct Antoine Valdez reports here on his experience meeting with other low-wage workers and with Cardinal
Read MoreSalon Article on Turning College Into McDonald’s
“There’s a much clearer picture of government aid, however, which is where the story of adjunct professors once again resembles that of
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