"People in history departments have expressed concern, because the bills attempt to weaken faculty governance, academic freedom and history teaching in departments," Mexican American history professor Emilio Zamora told the San Antonio Express-News in March.
As a result, college finances began to weaken and faculty lines were cut, course offerings were diminished, and remedial programs were reduced.
Roth stayed close to Bellow throughout the final, fading years, as faculties weakened and ailments intensified.
A whopping 95percentt of the faculty on all 23 campuses voted to approve rolling two-day strikes if CSU Chancellor Charles Reed refuses a fair contract and stands by his "take-backs," which would undermine shared governance with the faculty and weaken a host of faculty rights.
The concentration of contingent faculty "weakens the academic enterprise," the report said.
In its reports, the association has said that the concentration of contingent faculty "weakens the academic enterprise".
There is a collective anxiety about how we will survive as our faculties weaken, and as our existence becomes depopulated of friends and family and even familiar faces.
"It weakens the full-time faculty for there to be so many unrepresented adjunct faculty who we have no way of involving in the work we do".
As the new academic year begins at Evergreen, student protestors and their faculty allies got much of what they wanted – and the college has been weakened as a result.
This is a portrait of the gangster as an old man, weakened both by his time in prison and by his creeping suspicion that his faculties are fading.
Based in part on the work of David Harding, UC Berkeley Associate Professor of Sociology and member of the Haas Institute Economic Disparities faculty research cluster, "cultural misframing" occurs when the positive cultural frames of Black and Latino boys are delegitimized, weakened, and denied support.
