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VIDEO: University of Arizona adjunct participate in national protest on National Adjunct Faculty Walkout Day

Daily Wildcat Staff
February 26, 2015

University of Arizona non-tenure faculty participated in a national protest arguing that adjunct faculty deserve higher pay and more job advancement opportunity. In addition to the protest the adjunct faculty wrote an open letter to UA President Ann Weaver Hart and read it to the crowd.

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