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Abby Machson-Carter

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Why I became an adjunct (against the advice of everyone that I knew…)

October 8, 2013 by Abby Machson-Carter 2 Comments

When I was finishing my master’s degree in creative writing I started telling my professors and family members that when I graduated I wanted to “go into teaching.” I got a variety of responses.  When I was lamenting a missed a job opportunity, one teacher responded: “Good.   Being an adjunct teacher was the worst job […]

Filed Under: Class in Higher Education, Labor movement, Workplace classism Tagged With: academia, low-wage jobs, teachers unions, unions

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