The workload at the community colleges is unsustainable. Between a 27 hour load and endless committee and administrative duties, health and life balances are suffering. Much of this work is gratuitous.
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James D Hoff
10 years ago
Assistant Professor, English, BMCC
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Mark Turner
10 years ago
HEA in the math department at city college. I keep getting responsibilities added to my job title. I can't take much more of this.
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Elizabeth Meddeb
10 years ago
Associate Professor at York College, CUNY
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Maria Martin
10 years ago
Let teachers teach!
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Fern Luskin
10 years ago
While teaching 9 courses a year and doing committee work, it is next to impossible to write and do research for publications during the semester except on the train and at bus stops, not the ideal way to do either. If we had more time to work on our publications, we could impart this cutting edge knowledge to our students as well as contribute to our disciplines.
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Dusana Podlucka
10 years ago
Adjunct Assistant Professor
LaGuardia Community College
CUNY
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Tonya Hendrix
10 years ago
Assistant Professor, LaGuardia Community College
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Lynne Teplin
10 years ago
Counselor, LaGuardia Community College
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Joy Sanchez-Taylor
10 years ago
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I teach at LaGuardia, and out workload is 27 contact hours. I feel that I would be a better professor for my students if the course load was reduced to 24. I would happily spend this time meeting one-on-one with students who need more face time to succeed.
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Ting Man Tsao
10 years ago
Professor of English, LaGuardia Community College
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Nancy Berke
10 years ago
Associate Professor
LaGuardia Community College
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Kim Rybacki
10 years ago
adjunct, BCC
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Anonymous
10 years ago
Why does the Gov. not give teachers a Contract after almost 7 years? This is unconscionable.
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Rosalia Barnett
10 years ago
Count me in for fairness!
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Max Rodriguez
10 years ago
If community college faculty are expected to teach, publish, keep abreast of their field, and serve on committees like senior college faculty, yet encounter less prepared students, it is more than justified to reduce the workload.
Associate Professor LaGuardia Community College
Associate Professor LaGuardia Community College
Associate Professor LaGuardia Community College
The workload at the community colleges is unsustainable. Between a 27 hour load and endless committee and administrative duties, health and life balances are suffering. Much of this work is gratuitous.
Assistant Professor, English, BMCC
HEA in the math department at city college. I keep getting responsibilities added to my job title. I can't take much more of this.
Associate Professor at York College, CUNY
Let teachers teach!
While teaching 9 courses a year and doing committee work, it is next to impossible to write and do research for publications during the semester except on the train and at bus stops, not the ideal way to do either. If we had more time to work on our publications, we could impart this cutting edge knowledge to our students as well as contribute to our disciplines.
Adjunct Assistant Professor LaGuardia Community College CUNY
Assistant Professor, LaGuardia Community College
Counselor, LaGuardia Community College
I teach at LaGuardia, and out workload is 27 contact hours. I feel that I would be a better professor for my students if the course load was reduced to 24. I would happily spend this time meeting one-on-one with students who need more face time to succeed.
Professor of English, LaGuardia Community College
Associate Professor LaGuardia Community College
adjunct, BCC
Why does the Gov. not give teachers a Contract after almost 7 years? This is unconscionable.
Count me in for fairness!
If community college faculty are expected to teach, publish, keep abreast of their field, and serve on committees like senior college faculty, yet encounter less prepared students, it is more than justified to reduce the workload.
Full Professor, English Bronx Community College