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Join Chronicle of Higher Education senior writer Alex Kafka on June 22 for the virtual discussion “The Student-Centered College.”…
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Weingarten, Chiera and Hildner renew the call for state to fund NJCU
As the New Jersey Legislature reconvenes to finalize the state’s fiscal year 2024 budget, AFT leaders are reminding the…
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AFTNJ 2023 Legislative Conference in pictures
Gov. Phil Murphy noted the need for teacher recruitment and retention in New Jersey. Sen. Andrew Zwicker, who sits…
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Panel to offer guidance on handling AI challenges
Join Chronicle of Higher Education editor Ian Wilhelm on May 16 for the panel discussion “Academic Integrity and AI.”…
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Chiera talks public education’s past, present and future at ELC event
On May 4, the Education Law Center marked its 50th anniversary with the panel “Promise and Perils in Public Education:…
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Chiera closes N.J. Legislature’s meeting on state of higher ed with call for funds, oversight
For many months, whenever she’s talked about higher education in New Jersey, AFTNJ President Donna M. Chiera has emphasized…
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Forum addresses international education’s shifting landscape
Join Chronicle of Education senior writer Karin Fischer on May 2 for the virtual forum “The Changing Field of…
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With labor unrest at NJIT, Chiera talks Rutgers strike’s influence, need for higher ed commissioner
Similar to the faculty unions at Rutgers University, the adjunct professors, graduate students and postdoctoral students at New Jersey…
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Rutgers faculty strike suspended; contract framework has ‘profound victories’
Rutgers AAUP-AFT, Rutgers Adjunct Faculty Union and AAUP-BHSNJ members have suspended their strike, which began April 10 and affected…
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Helping college students understand the unwritten rules
Join Chronicle of Higher Education news editor Sarah Brown on April 18 for the virtual forum “Helping Students Navigate…
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Historic strike by Rutgers faculty unions shakes up university, stirs legislators
On April 10, after working nearly 290 days without a contract, three Rutgers University faculty unions went on strike,…
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U.S. DOE sets public hearings on higher education rulemaking
On April 11-13, the U.S. Department of Education will hold virtual public hearings seeking stakeholder feedback on potential issues…
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