The Career Adjunct

Frayed Edges: Mike Hilbig's Tale of Loss, Stress, and Exiting Adjunct Life

January 23, 2024 Iliana De Larkin Season 1 Episode 10
Frayed Edges: Mike Hilbig's Tale of Loss, Stress, and Exiting Adjunct Life
The Career Adjunct
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The Career Adjunct
Frayed Edges: Mike Hilbig's Tale of Loss, Stress, and Exiting Adjunct Life
Jan 23, 2024 Season 1 Episode 10
Iliana De Larkin
Tune in for a deeply moving episode as Iliana sits down with Mike Hilbig, a former adjunct who bravely shares his heart-wrenching journey. Mike opens up about enduring significant personal losses while navigating the challenging world of adjuncting, attempting to cobble together a living wage. In this candid conversation, he sheds light on the relentless stress, low wages, and the pervasive sense of disrespect that ultimately led him to make the difficult decision to step away from adjuncting. This episode explores the sacrifices made by adjuncts and the toll it takes on both their professional and personal lives. 

ADJUNCT STORY SUBMISSIONS: Please email me at thecareeradjunct@gmail.com and put "Adjunct Story" in the title.
(I really appreciate stories that are broken up into paragraphs, that have punctuation, and are proof-read! Thank you!)

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Tune in for a deeply moving episode as Iliana sits down with Mike Hilbig, a former adjunct who bravely shares his heart-wrenching journey. Mike opens up about enduring significant personal losses while navigating the challenging world of adjuncting, attempting to cobble together a living wage. In this candid conversation, he sheds light on the relentless stress, low wages, and the pervasive sense of disrespect that ultimately led him to make the difficult decision to step away from adjuncting. This episode explores the sacrifices made by adjuncts and the toll it takes on both their professional and personal lives. 

ADJUNCT STORY SUBMISSIONS: Please email me at thecareeradjunct@gmail.com and put "Adjunct Story" in the title.
(I really appreciate stories that are broken up into paragraphs, that have punctuation, and are proof-read! Thank you!)