My article featured in Adjunct Advocate

I’m happy to let readers know that Part I of my series Road Warrior Without an Expense Account was just published by Adjunct Advocate Magazine. You can click here to read the article on their site.

It is gratifying to see my writing featured more and more in print journals. I have been featured in the last two issues of Double Bassist Magazine–a previous issue quoted my gig story about the San Jose Symphony audition, and the current issue features an interview with me regarding podcasting–as well as the most recent issue of Adjunct Advocate Magazine. I have many submission irons in the fire, and I’ll let you all know what else is coming out as I get details.

I have several new writing projects that I am hard at work on, and you can expect to see a new series covering issues in the world of music early this summer, just after I wrap up the last few posts in the Road Warrior Without an Expense Account series.

Part I – Adjunct University Teaching
Part II – Realities of Professional Freelancing
Part III – The Rise and Fall of the Full-Time Orchestra
Part IV – Rising Tide, Shrinking Pool
Part V – Regional Orchestras
Part VI – The Vicious Cycle
Part VII – Private Teaching
Part VIII – Burnout
Part IX – Rethinking Music Performance Degrees

May 11, 2007 · Filed Under blogging

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2 Responses to “My article featured in Adjunct Advocate”

Joshua Nemith on May 12th, 2007 4:56 pm

Way to go Jason! Your exceptional articles on this topic are getting some great exposure.
Jason Heath on May 14th, 2007 5:06 pm

Thanks, Josh! I like this magazine a lot. Adjunct teaching is the pits (as you know), and it’s great to see a publication devoted to issues surrounding the field.

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