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Rutgers University and Faculty Unions Reach Agreement for New Contract

Diverse: Issues in Higher Education

Rutgers University reached an agreement with its faculty unions Apr. 14 for new contract, after a week of faculty strikes, NBC News reported. The amendments are pending ratification by each faculty union, according to Rutgers. The two sides came to an agreement after New Jersey Gov.

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Syracuse Grad Workers Unionize

Confessions of a Community College Dean

Syracuse University graduate student workers have successfully unionized. Syracuse Graduate Employees United, affiliated with the Service Employees International Union, said in a news release that the vote was 728 to 36, with 90 contested ballots. ” Ad keywords: administrators faculty Is this diversity newsletter?:

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Monthlong Temple strike enters possibly pressing week

Confessions of a Community College Dean

As of Thursday, Temple said only about 30 percent of the Temple University Graduate Students’ Association union members are actually striking. The union, abbreviated TUGSA, has contested the university’s count before but didn’t provide its own figure last week. But the union has kept up its walkout since Jan.

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Temple Faculty Union Still Discussing No-Confidence Vote

Confessions of a Community College Dean

The union that says it includes nearly 2,500 Temple University faculty members, professional librarians and academic professionals is still discussing whether to hold a no-confidence vote in Temple’s “central administration.” The release said there have been layoffs, decreases in tenured positions and class size increases.

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Temple Grad Students Start Strike

Confessions of a Community College Dean

Temple University graduate students began striking Tuesday for the first time in that union’s history, The Philadelphia Inquirer reported. ” The union says it represents nearly 750 of these employees. The union] members would continue to receive free tuition for their programs of study, on average, valued at about $20,000.”

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The College of Saint Rose closes, sparking uproar from community

University Business

Local news stations broke the news the day of the Board’s decision, beating official correspondence from the private New York state school. Last Friday, The College of Saint Rose officials announced to a jam-packed auditorium that it would be closing at the end of this academic year. She was angry.

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Famous Graduates of Liberal Arts Colleges

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If you know of others you would like added to this list, send us not at info (@) greatcollegeadvice.com. 1968), first female network news anchor Chris Regan (1989), Emmy Award -winning writer for The Daily Show from 1999-2006. So, here is the list by college in alphabetical order of famous graduates. Skinner, Psychologist A.

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