A: Fair. “True” here is philosophical, not literal. Substitute with your version of authenticity: buying direct from a farmer, sharing a cow share, or simply reading ingredient labels.
The “True Milk” concept – Reading: Michael Pollan, In Defense of Food (full chapter 1) Week 2: Dress codes and control – Reading: The Bra: A History of Unnecessary Restraint (excerpts) Week 3: Contingent labor in academia – Reading: The Gig Academy (full introduction) Week 4: English as global gatekeeper – Workshop: Rewriting your CV for the non-native speaker Week 5–15: Student-driven projects on “What is full authenticity to you?”
No US federal or state law requires bras in employment. Dress codes must be gender-neutral. If challenged, cite Jespersen v. Harrah’s (no mandatory makeup/bras for women without equal male requirements). Part 3: "Visiting Instructor 2024" – The Precarious Power of Temporary Teaching 3.1 Who Is a Visiting Instructor? A visiting instructor (or visiting assistant professor) is a fixed-term, often non-tenure-track faculty member hired for 1–3 years. In 2024, this role has exploded due to budget constraints, sabbatical coverage, and the need for niche expertise.
