For many adjunct professors, May and summer bring a familiar question:
“Now what?”
Fewer classes. Uncertain contracts. A gap between semesters that can feel a little too quiet… and a little too tight.
And somehow, no one ever taught you how to navigate that part.
This Adjunct Learning Lab is here to change that.
In this free, live session, you’ll learn how to think differently about your skills, your time, and your earning potential—without burning yourself out or taking on a second full-time job.
Because you don’t need to work more.
You need to work smarter, with what you already have.
Save Your Seat:
Date: Wednesday, May 13, 2026 Time: 7 PM CST (8 PM ET, 5 PM PST) Location: Zoom
Dr. Melissa Oden is a Public health practitioner, adjunct professor, and founder of The Adjunct Collective. For over a decade, Dr. Oden has worked at the intersection of systems, structure, and real-world outcomes. She knows firsthand what adjunct life looks like behind the scenes—and what it takes to make it sustainable. Her work focuses on helping adjunct professors take control of their workload, manage their time, and build smarter systems that actually work in real life.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is this live or recorded?
It’s live, and every registrant receives the replay.
Do I need to be an experienced instructor?
No. This is designed for adjuncts at any stage—from your first course to your fifteenth semester.
What if I can’t attend live? Register anyway. You’ll get the replay.
Will this be salesy? No. This is a teaching webinar. You’ll get real value.
A Final Word
You are not limited to the contract in front of you.
You’ve built skills that solve problems. You’ve managed complexity most people would run from. You’ve carried more than your share.
This lab is about making sure that effort finally starts working for you.
Bonus for Attendees
All participants will receive the Adjunct Summer Money Map—a simple, practical guide to help you:
Calculate your income gap
Identify your strongest earning opportunities
Map out your next 30 days with intention
Still Thinking About It?
If summer always feels a little uncertain… If you’ve ever said, “I’ll figure it out” and hoped for the best…