As a UNH alum and public school teacher, I am mortified to hear UNH is not supporting lecturers with a fair contract. Fair wages now.
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Ron Adams
6 years ago
Not settling fair contracts with lecturers is beneath the office of the president of UNH and a stain upon the reputation of UNH. What lesson is UNH teaching by such disrespectful treatment of Lecturers United.
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Mercedes Pepin
6 years ago
Do the right thing and give our lecturers the appreciation and wage that they deserve!
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Anonymous
6 years ago
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Michael Leese
6 years ago
Lecturers are the backbone of this university and supporting them is the only ethical and moral choice. it is also the only smart business decision since the reputation of UNH as an academic institution is largely maintained by the huge range of classes they teach and the opportunities they provide for other faculty to engage in research.
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Jeannie Sowers
6 years ago
The UNH lecturers deserve a contract concluded in a timely and fair fashion.
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Megan Menard
6 years ago
We need the faculty in order to be properly educated.
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Heather Turner
6 years ago
Stop exploiting our lecturers. Fair wages now!
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Kevin Easton
6 years ago
A fair day's pay for a fair day's work!
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Christopher Nairn
6 years ago
Pay people what they are worth!
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Molly King
6 years ago
Stop exploiting workers. Universities know better; shame on you.
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Cliff Brown
6 years ago
It is ridiculous that this has gone on for so long, especially at a time when UNH touts student retention as a major goal. Lecturers have disproportionate contact with our students. They bring abundant experience and commitment to everything they do. It is a disgrace that the administration will not recognize the value our lecturer colleagues bring by settling a fair contract.
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Gretchen McGhie
6 years ago
Teaching staff are essential to the university. It is appalling that they are not being compensated enough to meet the cost of living.
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Kevin Brace
6 years ago
Do the right thing. Come to an agreement and pay these folks a fair wage.
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Cristina Brisotti
6 years ago
Every university owes its teaching staff fair compensation including annual increases at or above the cost of living, and affordable, quality healthcare.
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Leanna Lostoski
6 years ago
Our lecturers are excellent teachers who go the extra mile for their students and incredibly generous colleagues. They deserve to be treated and paid fairly for all that they do for the university and its students.
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Alecia Magnifico
6 years ago
We have so many fantastic, hard-working lecturers at UNH. They are dedicated to their students, their fields, and their departments -- and they deserve fair wages and a fair contract.
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Nadine Berenguier
6 years ago
Our lecturer faculty members are invaluable as instructors and colleagues. They deserve a contract.
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Michael Soha
6 years ago
As a Lecturer at UNH working without a contract for 3 years now, I can say we feel demoralized and undervalued. Support us so we can be the best educators our students deserve.
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Jen Borda
6 years ago
Lecturer teaching is at the core of the curriculum in many departments due to decisions made by the University. Freezing lecturer salaries for three years is unconscionable. UNH needs to settle the Lecturers United contract.
As a UNH alum and public school teacher, I am mortified to hear UNH is not supporting lecturers with a fair contract. Fair wages now.
Not settling fair contracts with lecturers is beneath the office of the president of UNH and a stain upon the reputation of UNH. What lesson is UNH teaching by such disrespectful treatment of Lecturers United.
Do the right thing and give our lecturers the appreciation and wage that they deserve!
None
Lecturers are the backbone of this university and supporting them is the only ethical and moral choice. it is also the only smart business decision since the reputation of UNH as an academic institution is largely maintained by the huge range of classes they teach and the opportunities they provide for other faculty to engage in research.
The UNH lecturers deserve a contract concluded in a timely and fair fashion.
We need the faculty in order to be properly educated.
Stop exploiting our lecturers. Fair wages now!
A fair day's pay for a fair day's work!
Pay people what they are worth!
Stop exploiting workers. Universities know better; shame on you.
It is ridiculous that this has gone on for so long, especially at a time when UNH touts student retention as a major goal. Lecturers have disproportionate contact with our students. They bring abundant experience and commitment to everything they do. It is a disgrace that the administration will not recognize the value our lecturer colleagues bring by settling a fair contract.
Teaching staff are essential to the university. It is appalling that they are not being compensated enough to meet the cost of living.
Do the right thing. Come to an agreement and pay these folks a fair wage.
Every university owes its teaching staff fair compensation including annual increases at or above the cost of living, and affordable, quality healthcare.
Our lecturers are excellent teachers who go the extra mile for their students and incredibly generous colleagues. They deserve to be treated and paid fairly for all that they do for the university and its students.
We have so many fantastic, hard-working lecturers at UNH. They are dedicated to their students, their fields, and their departments -- and they deserve fair wages and a fair contract.
Our lecturer faculty members are invaluable as instructors and colleagues. They deserve a contract.
As a Lecturer at UNH working without a contract for 3 years now, I can say we feel demoralized and undervalued. Support us so we can be the best educators our students deserve.
Lecturer teaching is at the core of the curriculum in many departments due to decisions made by the University. Freezing lecturer salaries for three years is unconscionable. UNH needs to settle the Lecturers United contract.