BERKELEY'S NEWS • SEPTEMBER 22, 2023
Robert Powell
UC
JUNE 09, 2013
UC implements unconditional salary increase for faculty and nonrepresented staff
The UC Office of the President announced a 3 percent universitywide increase in salary for nonrepresented staff, as well as a 2 percent increase for faculty and nonrepresented academic personnel on Thursday, effective July 1.
UC
JUNE 09, 2013
UC implements unconditional salary increase for faculty and nonrepresented staff
The UC Office of the President announced a 3 percent universitywide increase in salary for nonrepresented staff, as well as a 2 percent increase for faculty and nonrepresented academic personnel on Thursday, effective July 1.
UC
JUNE 04, 2013
Online education bill passes in state Senate despite opposition
Despite opposition from UC officials and faculty, California state senators unanimously passed a controversial online education bill on Thursday that creates a grant program for faculty at the state’s institutions of higher education to develop online courses.
UC
JUNE 04, 2013
Online education bill passes in state Senate despite opposition
Despite opposition from UC officials and faculty, California state senators unanimously passed a controversial online education bill on Thursday that creates a grant program for faculty at the state’s institutions of higher education to develop online courses.
UC
MARCH 18, 2013
Academic Senate condemns online education bill
The Academic Senate of the University of California signed an open letter last Friday condemning a senate bill requiring the state’s public colleges and universities to accept faculty-approved online college courses for credit.
UC
MARCH 18, 2013
Academic Senate condemns online education bill
The Academic Senate of the University of California signed an open letter last Friday condemning a senate bill requiring the state’s public colleges and universities to accept faculty-approved online college courses for credit.
UC
FEBRUARY 11, 2013
UC repudiates allegations of political polarization
UC President Mark Yudof has dismissed criticism that the UC is a dangerously politicized institution, according to letter correspondence released last week between his office and the California Association of Scholars.
UC
FEBRUARY 11, 2013
UC repudiates allegations of political polarization
UC President Mark Yudof has dismissed criticism that the UC is a dangerously politicized institution, according to letter correspondence released last week between his office and the California Association of Scholars.
