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Jon has been kicked out of college.He spends his days playing video games and his nights delivering pizzas, with no motivation to develop a sustainable plan for the future. Recognizing this, Jon’s girlfriend decides that she doesn’t want to be stuck with a video game-addicted pizza delivery man for the rest of her life. So, she tells him to get his act together, or she will have to end their relationship. Jon feels like a total failure.SOUND FAMILIAR?Failure is a common part of life for everyone. But when we fail, most people make the mistake of identifying themselves as the failure instead of recognizing that they have experienced failure.In The Flunked-Out Professor, readers follow Jon as he makes a series of bad choices which get him kicked out of college and beaten down in life. Eventually, he chooses a new path—one that ultimately leads him back to the same college that kicked him out…as a faculty member!Jon shares the six steps that led him from the depths of academic failure to the heights of academic success, and how those same six steps can be applied to overcome the failures in your life as well. Jon also shares best practices for achieving college success and life skills for enhancing personal growth and professional development.The Flunked-Out Professor is a must-read for anyone who is currently experiencing failure and wants to pick themselves up, dust themselves off, and start down the road toward success.

Jon Becker is a Senior Lecturer in the Department of Mathematics and Actuarial Science at Indiana University Northwest (IUN) in Gary, Indiana. His passion for student success stems from his own experience as an academically dismissed college student with no motivation or direction for his future. Jon has received a variety of awards for teaching excellence, including the IUN Founders' Day Award for Excellence in Teaching. Most notably, in 2014, Jon was awarded the Indiana University President's Award for Distinguished Teaching-Indiana University's highest honor for teaching excellence. Jon and his wife Kate live in rural Indiana. They have been married for more than 30 years and have 8 children.