Look, we understand that forcing faculty to teach in person at #liupost and #liubrooklyn during a pandemic shows a complete lack of concern for the well-being of our students and staff.
That’s it. That’s the Tweet.
Do colleges need a chief diversity officer? Not at Long Island University. We have white people at the highest ranks from each of the Five Towns in Long Island! https://t.co/KKu43Yi0L7
Roc Nation starting with one school, but maybe will take over all of LIU? Brett Yormark, Roc Nation’s President of Business Operations & Strategy: “Expansion beyond our inaugural school will certainly be considered in collaboration with Dr. Cline.” https://t.co/GawJOntHox
In a Historic Collaboration, Roc Nation and Long Island University Establish Roc Nation School of Music, Sports & Entertainment to Educate the Next Generation of Industry Changemakers from LIU Brooklyn. https://t.co/TspxffbSZ3
@skyedali@EnglandPaula Aw, honey. You’re so lucky I didn’t fire half of you like they did at Akron. But like you said, your contract is up next summer! Try not to, you know, while you’re teaching in those rooms without ventilation!
Dear institutions weighing a return to campus “to keep the university financially viable” versus the current surge in COVID cases, saving the college isn’t worth a single dead student or teacher. That’s my “risk assessment.”
Student affairs has every confidence that the undergraduates will comply with gathering limits, masking, social distancing, and acceptance of the housing staff "behavioral guidance."
Every. Confidence.
I laid off dozens of secretaries here at Long Island University the other day. No, we’re not in financial trouble due to #COVID19. I did it because I could! #DisasterCapitalism higher ed version.