Into Active Voice: Seeking Agency Through Collaborative Scholarship

Melissa Keith, Jennifer Black, Stephanie Cox, Jill Marie Heney

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Abstract

The marginal status of contingent faculty members does not have to be a source of loneliness and dissatisfaction; through collaboration, contingent faculty members can find publication opportunities and the means of self-empowerment. This is the story of how four contingent faculty began collaborating to improve their individual teaching, and along the way found the necessary support and motivation to expand beyond their day-to-day teaching into the realms of research and publishing. The authors' efforts resulted in a large professional development grant, numerous conference presentations, and published articles.

Original languageAmerican English
Title of host publicationContingent Faculty Publishing in Community: Case Studies for Successful Collaborations
StatePublished - 1 Jan 2015

Keywords

  • agency
  • collaboration
  • community
  • contingent faculty
  • cooperation
  • identity

EGS Disciplines

  • English Language and Literature

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