Slackerdemic 

A person in academia or teaching who, despite having a considerable amount of allocated time for research and presenting their specialist ideas, chooses instead to spend their life lazing around, contributing nothing of note. High tendency to procrastinate. Late to bed, late to rise. Behaviours include excessive watching of TV and movies, eating at irregular hours, high alcohol consumption, starting essays but never finishing them, browsing the Internet, and being reclusive.

"Hey, is Bob going to the teachers' conference this year?"

"Ha, are you kidding me?! He's a total Slackerdemic!"

Slackerdemic by Zomodachi February 4, 2012

slackademic 

A perpetual student who prefers the safety and comfort of academic life over the trials and tribulations of the real world. source: http://www.wordspy.com

I am a non-slackademic. See my article on Virtual Librarianship: A Non-Slackacademic Approach

slackademic by Dr. Mohamed Taher December 9, 2008

slackademic 

slackademic - someone who has continuously gone to college since graduating high school, is over 24 and still has not received a bachelors degree.

"i'm afraid if i go to junior college after high school i will turn into a slackademic"

slackademic by pedro calhoun January 12, 2004

slackidemic

An epidemic of slacking. Used to describe slacking on a large and often disastrous scale.

Despite the urgency of escalating health care costs, there seems to be a slackidemic among those in power preventing any meaningful action from being taken.

slackidemic by Ifni August 31, 2006

slackademic 

A student, or intellectual, whom regularly isn't intellectually curious about every aspect of their discipline. Also a student, or intellectual, whom regularly finds ways to reduce his/her workload, due to laziness.

The slackademic spent most of lecture analyzing the professor's words and emotions in order to glean only the most important ideas to reduce the amount of material to review in preparation for the exam.

slackademic by slackademic August 25, 2004