Professional Learning Communities and Adjunct Faculty Professional Well-Being in Online Higher Education
Ongoing professional learning in supportive contexts, such as in Professional Learning Communities (PLCs) has been indicated as effective in promoting reinvigoration in teaching. PLCs are a community of educators that engage in a regular process of learning and reflection, where faculty
can work together with peers toward common goals and purposes (Gray & Mitchell, 2021; Moltchanov, 2021; Owen, 2016). This study explores how faculty in an online higher education environment view their participation in PLCs and how it affected their professional well-being and explore
how to guide future professional development as it relates to professional well-being.
Keywords: ENHANCED TEACHING; FACULTY DEVELOPMENT; ONLINE COLLABORATION; ONLINE HIGHER EDUCATION; PROFESSIONAL GROWTH; PROFESSIONAL WELL-BEING; REMOTE FACULTY
Document Type: Research Article
Affiliations: 1: Professor in the School of Multidisciplinary and Professional Studies at Purdue Global 2: Professor in the College of Social and Behavioral Sciences at Purdue University Global
Publication date: 01 September 2024
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