College and University Governance: Union County College (New Jersey) 1

This report concerns actions taken by the administration and governing bodies of Union County College to eliminate virtually all structures for faculty participation in academic governance. Union County College is a public, two-year college in Union County, NJ, with a main campus in Cranford and add...

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