Just as his painting career was taking off, his adjuncting career screeched to a halt.
Even Mr. Jackson, who graduated from San Francisco State in 1993, lost his salaried adjunct professor position in 2008 after a year and half in the job, and is now freelancing as a guest artist — at lower pay.
LOMBARDI, who had a background in art history and worked at various times as a reference librarian, a curator and a researcher, initially conceived of his drawings as an adjunct to his unpublished writings on complex events like the Reagan drug war and the savings and loan crises.
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His wife Jennifer Stahl has worked at ProPublica and the New Yorker, and his father, an adjunct professor at Columbia Business School, has written the occasional op-ed.
Capable of dropping names that leave a dent in the floor, Mr. Toback prefers to see his biography as a necessary adjunct to his films.
For the past 25 years, William L. Stull, an English professor at the University of Hartford, and his wife, Maureen P. Carroll, adjunct professor of English and humanities at Hartford, have been working to reconstruct original versions of Carver's stories.
His parents teach mathematics in Syracuse, his mother as an adjunct instructor at Le Moyne College and his father as a professor at Syracuse University.
It was an adjunct of his breastbone, not his pelvis.
He is survived by his loving wife Cristina C. Patterson (adjunct professor at CUNY, NYU and The New School University), his father and siblings Anne P. Finn, Margaret, Paul, and Katherine.
