A message to faculty from board chair Susan Rothman announced the replacement of the faculty senate with a ‘transitional faculty council’, comprising five teachers and three administrators.
This, she pledges, is a step towards shared governance.
Since the senate was toothless there is no reasons to expect more from the TFC.
The faculty has passed an overwhelming no-confidence vote in Paul Hogle’s administration.
Rothman is principal donor and Hogle’s main backer.
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