by Anthony Akers

In the Fall of last year, I submitted my last will and testament of my teaching career to the readers of this publication, and my argument was simple: “Working as an adjunct is hell; we all know this; we can’t do much about it, so if you hope for enlightenment and freedom and a salary to support it…quit the classroom.”

I followed my own advice.

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