Tag: CSU Chancellor
‘More and Better Civic Learning’…Just not in the CSU
“This is a critical time in our nation’s history, and our future is not assured. We have to work at it, and that work most certainly includes more and better civic learning” Les Fran... Read More
The Tragedy of the Chancellor’s Vision for the CSU
Outsourcing. It is ubiquitous in the private sector. Low skill jobs are shipped to low wage countries to increase the bottom line for corporations. Outsourcing is also common in the public sector. For... Read More
Take a Flying *@#! at the Moon
It seems that the prevailing philosophy in the Chancellor’s Office–and by extension in his Board of Trustees–is that the CSU should be “run like a business.” This is a re... Read More
New Evidence of Salary Inequality in the CSU
In July I commented on a Washington Post story about increasing inequality between executive pay and the salaries of average Americans. At the time I pointed out that this inequality was apparent in t... Read More
Link CSU Presidents’ Salaries to Faculty Salaries
In today’s LA Times Professor of History J.E. Sefton rightly criticizes a reported proposal to link the salary of CSU Presidential salaries to campus graduation rates. Sefton argues that CSU Pre... Read More
Economic Inequality in Academia and the CSU
Recently the Washington Post reported on the growing inequality between the top earners and the bottom 90% of earners in the US. As the graphic to the left indicates, between the 1970s and 2008 median... Read More- 2 of 2
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