Proposed program cuts raise deeper questions about the future of CSUDH. CSUDH is going through an identity crisis. As campus amenities expand, the academic catalog shrinks. What is a university that considers cutting its philosophy program yet maintains a partnership with ChatGPT? I first realized this the other day when I was walking by the […]
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Academic Senate Rejects CSU GE Task Force & Report
By Kelsey ReichmannEditor-in-Chief Correction: The article has been updated to make clear that the GE Task Force and Report were commissioned by the academic senate of the CSU not the chancellor’s office. Changes were made on 3/22/19 at 11:02 am. The CSUDH Academic Senate Wednesday rejected the recommendations of a task force commissioned by the […]
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Getting a Taste of Administration and Public Policy
By Jordan DarlingNew Editor The CSUDH Academic Senate is a body of government on campus that represents the voices of the faculty and staff. Dr. Laura Talamante, the current senate chair, said that “The Academic Senate takes part in a shared governance and is a representative for faculty and staff.” The senate recommends various proposals […]
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Academic Senate Approves Gender Equity Task Force
By Alex GrafManaging Editor Updated: 2/28/3 p.m.: Provost Michael Spagna’s was misspelled in the original version. We have corrected it. Concerns over the possibility of unequal gender pay at CSUDH have prompted the Academic Senate, the body that represents faculty members, to urge the formation of a Gender Equity Task Force to review the state […]
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Academic Senate Weighs in on Administrative Reviews
By Alex Graf News Editor You know those faculty performance reviews students are supposed to fill out at the end of every semester, gauging what we think of our instructors’ performance? Turns out teachers, and select staff and students do the same thing for administrators such as deans and vice presidents. At least that’s what […]