I make 58k as an associate professor, which is why I teach overloads every semester and a summer class and grade AP exams and do some public writing. So yes, 400k seems pretty damn rich.
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I think people don't realize how low academic compensation frequently is. It'll be close, but I think I'll make more money this year being a public intellectual than teaching, though my teaching load isn't as heavy since I'm adjuncting at R1s.
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The thing is, on the one hand, I make anywhere from a third to a quarter of what the TT/tenured in my department make w/ the same teaching load, AND YET my department's per-course pay for adjuncts is way higher than the average.
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I’ve talked to an Associate Prof of History at Columbia who seemed to be struggling with the cost of living there (it sounded like he was just going to have to move out to the suburbs). Non ladder faculty are obviously in a whole other level of economic pain in a place like NYC.
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Out of curiosity, how do you make money being a "public intellectual"?
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2.5k well deserved patreon.
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