We work too much on the cost of quality of teaching.
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Colleen Eren
10 years ago
9 classes means community college students, who need all the attention we can give to help them succeed in college, are losing out.
Assistant Professor, LaGCC
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Habiba Boumlik
10 years ago
Associate Professor
LaGuardia community college
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Nancy Bandiera
10 years ago
Focus needs to be placed on students. Community college is a bridge for them to a 4 year school or the workplace. Faculty are required to do so much beyond the classroom, We need more time for students. Reducing the teaching load would help..
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Olga Berwid
10 years ago
The 7-course teaching load compromises the quality of both research and teaching.
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Anonymous
10 years ago
Yes
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isirikoufoulou Sibabi Akpo Kamou
10 years ago
Yes
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Anonymous
10 years ago
Associate Professor, York College
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Marc Dolan
10 years ago
Professor of English, Film Studies, and American Studies
John Jay College and The Graduate Center, CUNY
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Anonymous
10 years ago
Our students are better served and our faculty more productive when they are not attempting (and preoccupied by) a 7-course teaching load.
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Anonymous
10 years ago
Assistant Prof. English
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tim coogan
10 years ago
Six years without a contract is disgraceful and demeaning. We must unite and show our total disgust with CUNY and Albany.
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Pat Genova
10 years ago
Assistant Professor
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Leslie Craigo
10 years ago
Assistant Professor, Teacher Education Department, BMCC
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Joyce Moorman
10 years ago
Associate Professor Department of Music and Art
Borough of Manhattan Community College
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Priya Parmar
10 years ago
Associate Professor, Brooklyn College
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Kelly Josephs
10 years ago
Associate Professor, English, York College.
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Roopali Mukherjee
10 years ago
Associate Professor, Department of Media Studies, CUNY-Queens Collge
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Elizabeth Meddeb
10 years ago
Associate Professor at York College, CUNY
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Ian Hansen
10 years ago
The state should increase the budget to hire more faculty at a reasonable workload. Our students deserve better.
We work too much on the cost of quality of teaching.
9 classes means community college students, who need all the attention we can give to help them succeed in college, are losing out. Assistant Professor, LaGCC
Associate Professor LaGuardia community college
Focus needs to be placed on students. Community college is a bridge for them to a 4 year school or the workplace. Faculty are required to do so much beyond the classroom, We need more time for students. Reducing the teaching load would help..
The 7-course teaching load compromises the quality of both research and teaching.
Yes
Yes
Associate Professor, York College
Professor of English, Film Studies, and American Studies John Jay College and The Graduate Center, CUNY
Our students are better served and our faculty more productive when they are not attempting (and preoccupied by) a 7-course teaching load.
Assistant Prof. English
Six years without a contract is disgraceful and demeaning. We must unite and show our total disgust with CUNY and Albany.
Assistant Professor
Assistant Professor, Teacher Education Department, BMCC
Associate Professor Department of Music and Art Borough of Manhattan Community College
Associate Professor, Brooklyn College
Associate Professor, English, York College.
Associate Professor, Department of Media Studies, CUNY-Queens Collge
Associate Professor at York College, CUNY
The state should increase the budget to hire more faculty at a reasonable workload. Our students deserve better.