... . Pittsburgh: University of Pittsburgh Press. Peled, Elana, Diana Hines, Michael John Martin, Anne Stafford, Brian Strang, Mary Winegarden, and Melanie Wise. 2001 . “Same Struggle, Same Fight: A Case Study of University Students and Faculty United in Labor Activism.” In Moving a Mountain: Transforming...

...Lee Skallerup Bessette This article examines the intersection between the feelings of anxiety and love. The author looks at how the affective labor she performs professionally has shifted as she has moved from a contingent faculty role to a faculty development role. This shift, while necessary...

...Rachel Herzl-Betz; Hugo Virrueta Abstract Para estudiantes de color who participate in academic research, there is added emotional labor as they make decisions revolving around language, identity, and disclosure. La labor se mantiene invisible para los organizadores de conferencias académicas, y...

...Matthew Little Little helps students see that the vitality of the first chapter of Thoreau's Walden inheres not in a suggestion that people live in the woods by subsistence farming and occasional wage labor, but rather in a challenge to readers to perform cost-benefit evaluations of their modes...

... an ever finer fragmentation of the academic labor force—along with new possibilities for labor abuses—make this especially urgent. Commentary Making a Place for Teaching Faculty Some Thoughts on David Bartholomae’s “Teaching on and off the Tenure Track...

... distribution and collaboration, raises questions about how this also changes the visibility of faculty's administrative labor, and may contribute to misperceptions about the intellectual work and expertise required for service and writing program administration. We close by proposing design as a critical...

... the pedagogical possibilities of her precarity by operating a policy of radical honesty with her students, both inside and outside of the classroom. As a Victorianist, she petitioned to teach texts, including Jane Eyre , that allowed her to explore contingent academic labor with her students and compare...

... of uncounted griefs and challenges. We contend that good teachers craft communities of care for students, colleagues, and themselves. We advance trauma, accessibility, surveillance, and labor as particular sites for that project. Copyright © 2021 by Duke University Press 2021 trauma trauma-informed...

... by professionalization so that it both refers to a variety of employment outcomes and addresses that most old-fashioned of subjects: the pleasures of intellectual labor. © 2014 by Duke University Press 2014 leisure labor professionalization employment vocation Cluster on Graduate Education...

... forms of value in the labor and capital associated with textual work. © 2015 by Duke University Press 2015 reading digital reading digital literacy ambient information remix Works Cited Barlow John Perry . 1994 . “The Economy of Ideas.” Wired 2.03 , archive.wired.com/wired...

... of graduate student labor, but few have recognized the benefits of engaging undergraduates in processing local and minority archives as part of their classroom experience. This article argues that such classes would not only build mutually beneficial relationships between town and gown but also encourage...

...Michael Bérubé This article surveys the challenges college teachers in the United States will likely face in the near future and argues that overtly political attacks from the Right may be less important than the erosion of tenure entailed in universities' overuse of adjunct labor...

...Barclay Barrios Abstract Higher education faces dramatic transformations in demographics, politics, culture, labor, and technology—all of which are compounded by the COVID-19 pandemic. Chaos theory offers perspectives for weathering these changes, though ultimately, as the future remains...

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... . MLA Committee on Contingent Labor in the Profession . June 2011 . “ Professional Employment Practices for Non-Tenure-Track Faculty Members: Recommendations and Evaluative Questions ,” Modern Language Association , www.mla.org/pdf/clip_stmt_final_may11.pdf . Moten Fred Harney Stefano...

...: 118 19), Home is the place where, when you have to go there / They have to take you in. Our department-families are willing to put up with us, provided we don t bring shame upon the family name. If there were not real disparities of value between the products of our labors, the slights...

... community classroom practice literacy service learning community engagement TED Talks labor work oral histories poverty privilege Works Cited Badgett M. V. Lee Durso Laura E. Schneebaum Alyssa . 2013 . “ New Patterns of Poverty in the Lesbian, Gay, and Bisexual Community...

... that resilience is a concept ultimately imposed primarily on students, faculty, and staff with the least cultural, fiscal, and educational capital. Works Cited Anson Chris . 2017 . “ I Stand Here Ironing .” In Labor(ed): The State(ment) and Future of Work in Composition , edited by McClure...

... battlegrounds—the nation-state's need for the academy, and the academy's need for any purely cultural product, is grinding toward its end. The academic degree has become the required credential to join the labor market in the present economy, above even any kind of cultural knowledge. This cultural knowledge...

... research interests include composition and rhetoric, active learning, and institutional culture. He is also the author of a number of short stories, plays, and radio essays. Bill Hendricks is professor of English at California University of Pennsylvania. His essays on academic labor include...