Adjunct Faculty Voices: Cultivating Professional Development and Community at the Front Lines of Higher Education (The New Faculty Majority)
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Adjunct Faculty Voices: Cultivating Professional Development and Community at the Front Lines of Higher Education (The New Faculty Majority)

by Adrianna Kezar, Kimberly Smith, Roy Fuller, Marie Kendall Brown

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Adjunct Faculty Voices focuses on the professional development and community needs of adjunct faculty in higher education. By centering the perspectives of educators at the front lines of academic life, the book considers the importance of support, connection, and institutional attention for the new faculty majority.

About This Book

Adjunct Faculty Voices examines professional development and community in higher education through a focus on adjunct faculty.

The book centers the experiences and perspectives of educators working at the front lines of colleges and universities.

It considers how professional development and a stronger sense of community can support adjunct faculty and contribute to academic workplaces.

Written by Adrianna Kezar, Kimberly Smith, Roy Fuller, and Marie Kendall Brown, this volume is part of The New Faculty Majority series.

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