| # | Name | What is your campus Dept. or Affiliation? | Comments |
|---|
| 101 | John Patrick Diggins, IV | Geosciences | I think that the University should stop charging the students and their faculty sponsors extraneous fees that fill the tuition void caused by inappropriate spending. |
| 102 | Matthew Lepori | | |
| 103 | C.N. Le | | |
| 104 | Carolyn Saussy | History | |
| 105 | Kassia Randzio | Geosciences/Geography | |
| 106 | Tim Cook | | |
| 107 | Anonymous | Microbiology | |
| 108 | Zarath Summers | Microbiology | |
| 109 | Beth Berry | Labor Center | |
| 110 | Anonymous | | |
| 111 | Daniel Cooley | PSIS | |
| 112 | Gregory Dumond | Geosciences | |
| 113 | Kathleen Plourde | Geoscience | |
| 114 | Jacqueline Urla | Anthropology | The curriculum fee is an obstacle to our goals of sustaining a top rated research University. It hinders recruitment of the most talented graduate applicants and it also reduces the value of hard-won external grants that employ graduate research assistants. |
| 115 | Supratim Mukherjee | Microbiology | |
| 116 | Helene Ver Eecke | Microbiology | |
| 117 | Mini Aggarwal | | |
| 118 | Anonymous | | |
| 119 | Amit Basole | Economics | |
| 120 | Daniel Mason | geosciences | |
| 121 | praphul k | UMASS ECE | |
| 122 | Ned Young | Microbiology | |
| 123 | Fariha Islam | Dept. of Geosciences | These fees really hurt my cut into my yearly salary and reduce my living standards. |
| 124 | Anonymous | Economics | |
| 125 | Heidi Garrett-Peltier | Economics | If the University of Massachusetts is to remain a leader in public higher education, we need to assure that the student/faculty ratio decreases and that there are an adequate number of teaching and research assistants across departments. Please reduce curriculum fees so that departments can afford to hire more teachers and researchers. |
| 126 | Hwok-Aun Lee | Economics | |
| 127 | Lynn Hatch | Econ | |
| 128 | fatma gul unal | economics | |
| 129 | Anonymous | Economics | |
| 130 | Lynda J Pickbourn | Economics | High curriculum fees limit research opportunities for graduate students and deny us vital research experience that should be a key component of a graduate education. |
| 131 | jen cohen | economics | We, the undersigned faculty, staff and community members support the
Graduate Employee Organization/UAW Local 2322 and the Massachusetts
Society of Professors/MTA in their call for a rollback of the
curriculum fee and reductions in other mandatory student fees at UMass
Amherst. These actions will position the University to recruit the
highest quality graduate students and will dramatically advance our
research and teaching capacity. |
| 132 | hasan tekguc | Economics | |
| 133 | Charalampos Konstantinidis | Economics | |
| 134 | Philip Mellizo | Economics | |
| 135 | Kenan Ercel | Economics | |
| 136 | Anonymous | Economics | |
| 137 | Armagan Gezici | Economics | |
| 138 | Dan Clawson | sociology | |
| 139 | Srinivas Lankala | Communication | |
| 140 | Ann Werboff | Economics | |
| 141 | Niranjan Balasubramanian | Graduate Student, Computer Science Department | |
| 142 | Anonymous | | |
| 143 | Gal Niv | | |
| 144 | Gary Huang | Computer Science | |
| 145 | Fernando Diaz | Computer Science | |
| 146 | Paul Dickson | Computer Science | |
| 147 | Stefan Christov | CS Grad Student | |
| 148 | Filip Jagodzinski | Computer Science | |
| 149 | Huzaifa Zafar | Computer Science | I feel its very important to keep the fees low. This allows for professors to fund more students, and fund them for longer periods of time. Which intern keeps the work load on grad students in check leading to better grades and publications, benefiting the school on whole. |
| 150 | Pallika Kanani | Computer Science | |