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SOURCE: Inside Higher Ed
1/26/2020
History Jobs Stabilized Before COVID-19
The American Historical Association's pre-COVID numbers on the job market for history PhDs showed a small increase in the number of history faculty positions. It can be assumed that that stability is now gone.
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SOURCE: Inside Higher Ed
1/4/2021
Irreplaceable: Illinois Supreme Court Says Community Colleges Can't Lay Off Faculty and Replace with Adjuncts
“To say that someone isn’t capable of earning seniority and therefore they don’t fall within the definition of someone who has less seniority doesn’t really make sense.”
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SOURCE: WBUR
6/8/2020
Hundreds of Non-Tenure-Track Faculty Face Losing Their Jobs. Their Students Are Upset.
One Harvard student says that these faculty members "help us grow as people, as thinkers, as learners" and are "integral" to their education.
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