A Publication of the UNL Chapter of AAUP
For the second time in as many weeks, I spent some time cleaning out my office on campus. I’ve been hindered by the capacity of the three paper recycling bins on the first floor of TEAC and by my own… Read moreDismantling a Department and an Identity
UNL and the AAU Today, we’re skipping our normal finals grading procrastin-baking for a deep dive into UNL and the AAU. That is, the American Association of Universities (no relation to the AAUP). The AAU is an invitation-only member organization… Read moreChasing AAU
Transparency and collaboration between administrators and faculty dominated exchanges between Executive Vice Chancellor Mark Button and faculty at the April 28 Faculty Senate meeting. Button raised the issue of transparency during his prepared remarks to the Senate, and the topic… Read moreButton talks about transparency, collaboration at Faculty Senate
Last Friday, I cried my way through another Ed.D. dissertation presentation. Fifty-something 5th-grade students in Central Nebraska are now reading chapter books paired with non-fiction science and social studies texts. Teachers reported that students now want to read. The principal,… Read moreReflections on a Program Closure: The EDAD Ed.D.
