Protesters demand transparency regarding faculty cuts
The Open the Books Coalition organized a protest on campus against the proposed faculty and program cuts Feb. 8.
The Open the Books Coalition organized a protest on campus against the proposed faculty and program cuts Feb. 8.
Inside Higher Ed, an education publication, published a story about the resistance to the Academic Program Prioritization process at the college.
Ithaca College alumni, faculty and students voiced their opposition to the implementation of the Academic Program Prioritization (APP) process during a town hall Feb. 3.
The Ithaca College Faculty Council voted to hold an all-faculty vote to collect feedback on the “Shape of the College” document.
Students expressed concerns about the draft proposal for faculty and program cuts at the Student Governance Council (SGC) meeting Jan. 25.
The SGC hosted the meeting in response to pushback from campus community members regarding the upcoming faculty and program cuts.
Members of the Ithaca College Faculty Council expressed confusion and dissatisfaction with the recommendations for program and department cuts.
he Ithaca College Academic Program Prioritization Implementation Committee (APPIC) released a draft of the “Shape of the College” document.
President Shirley M. Collado condemned a display of signs and markings calling for financial transparency amid faculty, staff and program cuts.
The Ithaca College Open the Books Coalition discussed how to stop the elimination of faculty positions in a Dec. 7 panel.
The SGC, IC Food for Thought and IC Challah for Hunger discussed food insecurity at the Nov. 16 meeting along with the #OpenTheBooks protest.
The crowd was protesting the administration’s decision to cut approximately 130 full-time equivalent faculty positions.