Seeking a Faculty Job

If you aren't on the tenure track, demonstrating your technology savvy can help you land and keep jobs, writes an adjunct.

An adjunct who has taught in many sectors says some things aren't so different, but others (such as curricular control) certainly are.

One who has done so offers advice on how to teach 10 classes at 4 colleges in 1 semester.

A long-time adjunct evaluates non-tenure-track jobs based in part on how much control you have over the curriculum -- and explains why the issue is crucial.

A long-time adjunct warns against assuming non-tenure-track work is your best option -- and some advice if you head in that direction anyway.

If you want to land a good position, you need to do some investigating, writes Gregory Zobel.

David Lydic offers guidance on how to prepare and what to expect when you are up for a faculty job at a two-year institution.

Focus on teaching and students and what your potential employer is looking for, writes Alexis Nelson.