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For instance, my adjunct gig *right now* is partly filling the gap left by an unreplaced retirement. His courses were always full; demand was nuts. Once, some students *camped out overnight* to register for one of his classes to make sure they got spots. I am not kidding.
No immediate prospect of getting a hire to replace him, so right now they have me sort-of-kind-of-filling in. And my courses also filled basically instantly. No problem here with student interest. But replacing that tenure line? ::crickets::
And to be clear, the department absolutely wants to fill that slot permanently (though they'll likely need someone rather more senior than me) and even started a fund to try to fill the funding gap, but they're having to do it basically on their own; chances of success slim.
I suppose I should add, if you happen to have a ton of money and want to do good with it, you could fill that funding gap (here https://history.unc.edu/give/ scroll down) to keep UNC's ancient history program alive. (To be clear, again, there is a 0.0% chance they'd hire me for this)
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