I’ve had a member of your staff quit before and pursue something more lucrative. It was construction. Ponder that.
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Kristiana Furtado
6 years ago
UNH Class of 2012 - The majority of my classes at UNH were with Lecturers. They are an integral part of the faculty and community and I hope the university does right by them in a way that reflects the true worth.
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Matthew Gibbons
6 years ago
UNH has come far in their struggle to maximize profit at the expense of knowledgeable, invested teachers. Lecturers have as much impact on student's education and trajectories as tenured faculty, and UNH's treating them as a commodity to be capitalized and discarded is disgraceful. Don't just sign this petition. Be sure not to donate to UNH until they correct this egregious behavior. They respect money above all else, so hit them where it hurts. Vote with your dollars.
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Bill Burtis
6 years ago
I was an underpaid lecturer at UNH.
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Jeremiah Duncan
6 years ago
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UNH made $45 million last year, while the entire USNH system totaled $50 million. Do not let them tell you they don't have money to pay these highly qualified, experienced, and essential people what they are worth!!!
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Catherine Mernin
6 years ago
This is disgraceful
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Smita Lahiri
6 years ago
Lecturers deserve a fair contract! And if UNH truly aspires to excellence in preparing global citizens, it needs to retain-- not cut- lecturers who offer Japanese language instruction and courses on Asia as well as other world regions.
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Adam St Jean
6 years ago
Do the right thing UNH. As a former Senior Lecturer of Chemical engineering and co-lead negotiator for UNHLU, I left UNH for another teaching faculty position with better job security and higher pay. If UNH cares about retaining high quality teachers for their students, it’s time to deliver on a fair contract for lectures. Thank you to students and alumni for supporting your faculty! Your voices matter!!
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Mara Breen
6 years ago
I support UNH lecturers!
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Michael Davidson
6 years ago
Give lecturers a fair shake.
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Alice Pearman
6 years ago
TLs deserve better than this.
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Karen Gillespie
6 years ago
Do the right thing, UNH!!!
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Danny Pineau
6 years ago
I support UNH lecturers!
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Surya Ari
6 years ago
Found this in an anime Snapchat group but yeah let's go boiiiz
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Kathleen Patterson
6 years ago
I am UC-AFT Continuing Lecturer. I stand in solidarity with the lecturers at UNH.
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Katarina Stasinos
6 years ago
Please UNH! Don’t cut the Japanese program! People want to learn the Japanese language and it wouldn’t be fair for Japanese exchange students who are really enjoying their school year at UNH. The program may be small, but I have met some wonderful and kind people from Japan and I am very grateful to be friends with them. So please, don’t get rid of the program!
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Jonathan Blakeslee
6 years ago
Please support these hardworking lecturers by giving them a contract!
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Richard Roth
6 years ago
Lecturers are on the forefront of what should be the main mission of UNH, to educate the students. They deserve a fair contract, now!
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Leo Durocher
6 years ago
I enjoyed my time at UNH, studied abroad, and found a good job right after I graduated because of Ikegami Sensei. I wouldn't have made it without her. There are many of her former students who have studied abroad, are working abroad, or are doing very well because of her classes. Her classes don't have the numbers UNH wants, but how can she fill the seats of higher level courses when there isn't even a Japanese minor available at the school? Screw quality go with quantity I guess
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Yiting Zhang
6 years ago
Some of my favourite instructor in UNH are lecturers. They deserve fair contracts and treatment.
I’ve had a member of your staff quit before and pursue something more lucrative. It was construction. Ponder that.
UNH Class of 2012 - The majority of my classes at UNH were with Lecturers. They are an integral part of the faculty and community and I hope the university does right by them in a way that reflects the true worth.
UNH has come far in their struggle to maximize profit at the expense of knowledgeable, invested teachers. Lecturers have as much impact on student's education and trajectories as tenured faculty, and UNH's treating them as a commodity to be capitalized and discarded is disgraceful. Don't just sign this petition. Be sure not to donate to UNH until they correct this egregious behavior. They respect money above all else, so hit them where it hurts. Vote with your dollars.
I was an underpaid lecturer at UNH.
UNH made $45 million last year, while the entire USNH system totaled $50 million. Do not let them tell you they don't have money to pay these highly qualified, experienced, and essential people what they are worth!!!
This is disgraceful
Lecturers deserve a fair contract! And if UNH truly aspires to excellence in preparing global citizens, it needs to retain-- not cut- lecturers who offer Japanese language instruction and courses on Asia as well as other world regions.
Do the right thing UNH. As a former Senior Lecturer of Chemical engineering and co-lead negotiator for UNHLU, I left UNH for another teaching faculty position with better job security and higher pay. If UNH cares about retaining high quality teachers for their students, it’s time to deliver on a fair contract for lectures. Thank you to students and alumni for supporting your faculty! Your voices matter!!
I support UNH lecturers!
Give lecturers a fair shake.
TLs deserve better than this.
Do the right thing, UNH!!!
I support UNH lecturers!
Found this in an anime Snapchat group but yeah let's go boiiiz
I am UC-AFT Continuing Lecturer. I stand in solidarity with the lecturers at UNH.
Please UNH! Don’t cut the Japanese program! People want to learn the Japanese language and it wouldn’t be fair for Japanese exchange students who are really enjoying their school year at UNH. The program may be small, but I have met some wonderful and kind people from Japan and I am very grateful to be friends with them. So please, don’t get rid of the program!
Please support these hardworking lecturers by giving them a contract!
Lecturers are on the forefront of what should be the main mission of UNH, to educate the students. They deserve a fair contract, now!
I enjoyed my time at UNH, studied abroad, and found a good job right after I graduated because of Ikegami Sensei. I wouldn't have made it without her. There are many of her former students who have studied abroad, are working abroad, or are doing very well because of her classes. Her classes don't have the numbers UNH wants, but how can she fill the seats of higher level courses when there isn't even a Japanese minor available at the school? Screw quality go with quantity I guess
Some of my favourite instructor in UNH are lecturers. They deserve fair contracts and treatment.