The Adjunct Underclass: How America’s Colleges Betrayed Their Faculty, Their Students, and Their Mission
Herb Childress examines the growing role of adjunct faculty in American higher education and considers what this system means for teachers, students, and colleges. The book offers a critical perspective on academic labor, institutional priorities, and the mission of higher education.
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The Adjunct Underclass examines the position of adjunct faculty within American colleges and universities.
It considers how higher education’s treatment of its faculty may affect students and the institutions’ educational mission.
Herb Childress presents a critical look at the academic labor structure and the experience of contingent teaching.
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