Lauren M.E. Goodlad
Professor of English
Director, Unit for Criticism & Interpretive Theory
Too often the presumption is that an organized faculty, with its own structure of collectivity, is an impediment to shared governance; but why should that be so? Now more than ever, faculty need an articulate voice, not an atomized multiplicity of voices. A faculty union provides a democratic structure for organizing and empowering a faculty voice. This improved vehicle for representing faculty viewpoints will strengthen shared governance on our campus at a crucial time in our history.
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