Speaking up, speaking out : lived experiences of non-tenure track faculty in writing studies /
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Louisville, Colorado :
Utah State Univerity Press, an imprint of Univeristy Press of Colorado,
[2021]
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Table of Contents:
- Practice doesn't always make permanent : directing a writing center as a professor of practice / Rachel Azima
- How student affairs praxis can aid the nexus of emotional labor for NTTF / Peter Brooks
- Contingent faculty in the gig economy : a conversation, comparison, and call / Erica M. Stone and Sarah E. Austin
- "What are you?" : rethinking frames for contingent writing center work / Liliana M. Naydan
- Having it all : the costs and opportunities of NTTF's institutional progress / Lacey Wootton
- Ghosts in the building : investigating contingent faculty experiences / Brendan Hawkins and Julie Karaus
- An inconvenient truth : labels and limits in writing center directorship / Megan Boeshart Burelle and Elizabeth J. Vincelette
- A tale of two pities : an inside look at a dual non-tenure track household / Jessica Cory and John McHone
- The sound of silence : negotiating non-tenure track invisibility within the institution / Angie McKinnon Carter, Christopher Lee, and Linda Shelton
- Disunity in a writing community : a post-Ph.D. memoir of professional transitions / Liz Gumm
- Collective bargaining, heterogeneity, and non-tenure track writing faculty / Denise Comer
- Off track and sidetracked / Seth Myers
- Collaboration as antidote to NTTF pressures / Nathalie Joseph and Norah Ashe-McNalley
- Collaboration is critical, but further considerations are needed for NTTF / Heather Jordan
- Faculty community building : portfolio assessment groups as teaching circles / Dauvan Mulally.