by Chris Cumo
MARY JO SOUTHERN once taught English as an adjunct in North Carolina. Since then she has spent 20 years in textbook publishing: 9 years as a sales representative for several publishers and the last 11 as editor at HarperCollins, Prentice Hall and Houghton Mifflin. Today she is senior sponsoring editor for developmental English at Houghton Mifflin and the creator of Adjuncts.com, a web site of lesson plans, test questions, worksheets, discussion prompts and discussion forums for part-time college instructors. She has more responsibility and clout than she ever knew as an adjunct.
Southern is among a legion of adjuncts who have traded the lectern for the office.
Welcome! The article you'd like to read is available to Adjunct Advocate subscribers, or to non-subscribers for purchase with AdjunctNation Passport credits. Your AdjunctNation Passport credit purchases compensate the writers directly!
If you like, visit our secure online store to purchase AdjunctNation Passport credits or subscribe. PLEASE NOTE: If you're already registered, you don't need to register again to read the article! You need to login, go to our secure online store, and purchase AdjunctNationCredits.
2. Adjunct Activists in the Sciences: Missing in Action
3. E-Books: Should You Use Them?
4. Visiting Faculty: Are Their Numbers on the Rise?
5. Land A Job As A Visiting Faculty Member
6. Look Who's Coming to Lecture
7. A Year in the Life of a Visiting Faculty Member
8. Adjunct Faculty Fulbright Winners