Showing posts with label Josh Boldt. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Josh Boldt. Show all posts

Thursday, January 3, 2013

#MLA13 #S112

…a significant event & busy day for #adjunct/ency today, and not just MLA & AHA...As for the other stories, you'll just have to wait for them. Tomorrow has another major, don't miss adjunct relevant session too. Meanwhile, catch up with general higher ed news with the Inside HigherEd Daily Newsletter.

For now, it's all about, #S112 The Presidential Forum: Avenues of Access: Non-Tenure-Track Faculty Members and American Higher Education, Thursday, 3 January, 5:15–7:00 p.m., Constitution Ballroom, Sheraton.

Session Description: 
This session will discuss and review recent efforts to address the working conditions of faculty members off the tenure track and will ask what those working conditions mean for the future of American higher education. If, as the New Faculty Majority slogan has it, faculty working conditions are student learning conditions, then how should we seek to improve those conditions without devaluing the work that non-tenure-track faculty members do?
Here's an #S112 Storify (long but could have been longer). Special thanks to virtuoso tweeps, Brian Croxall, Roger Whitsun and Lee Bessette for making this Storify possible and packed with  tweetalicious goodness.


Monday, July 9, 2012

2012 Worst Place to Teach Award Goes To…

The results of Josh's much talked, tweeted, blogged, highered media splashed about crowdsourced spread sheet have arrived. Josh writes...

It’s a landslide! The college with the most entries on the Adjunct Project spreadsheet is the Community College of Vermont with 17 slots.

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The bad news for CCV is every single one of its respondents negatively rated the school. Unlike other colleges on the sheet that have varying descriptions in the Notes column, the Community College of Vermont is all bad. The major critique seems to be directed at the administration on campus, which is frequently described as an “exclusive club.” Judging from the comments, it appears that the administration at CCV is particularly heinous.

...and just where is this booby trap of higher education? You'll have to go to the Adjunct Project to learn which sullied and unspeakable institution is the 2012 Worst Place to Teach Award Goes To…
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