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Originally Posted by KSigkid
Thanks - it is great, although choosing classes for next year was a bit of an adventure. Luckily I was able to get into the two elective-type courses I wanted. My school has been good about having solid professors for evening courses though, so it all works out, i.e. very few adjuncts, almost all full-time faculty members.
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I actually *love* the adjuncts our school gets. I had one last semester. He's a shareholder/partner in one of the state's larger law firms.
I have a summer school adjunct who had FEMA's Michael Brown visit class last semester.
Next semester, I have a trial practice course being taught by a former adjunct, now the school's general counsel who is a named partner in the state's 3rd (or 4th) largest firm.
The other guy teaching that class is the head of the public defender's office for Oklahoma County.
I actually prefer adjuncts. Not only are they good teachers, they're great people to know if you have to find a job after school.