A national study of 300 faculty members who work off the tenure track has found that while many said their job conditions should be improved, most said they liked the freedom their positions offered precisely because they were not on the tenure track.
The study, “Contingent Faculty in a Tenure-Track World,” whose findings echo the results of a survey of part-time adjuncts conducted last year by The Chronicle, was completed by the Center for the Education of Women at the University of Michigan at Ann Arbor.
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