NJCU鈥檚 Alternative Pathways Plan for Retrenched Faculty Featured by ROI-NJ
JERSEY CITY, N.J. | 快猫破解版 (NJCU)鈥檚 alternate pathways to teaching plan, introduced in a campus-wide email on April 17, 2023 by Donna Adair Breault, Ph.D., Acting Provost and Executive Vice President of Academic Affairs, was detailed in an article by ROI-NJ, a statewide leading business publication.
The article, published on April 18, is entitled 鈥淗ow NJCU is helping outgoing faculty train to become high school teachers 鈥 for free鈥 and discusses how the university is allowing faculty who will be retrenched as a result of the FY2023 financial crisis at NJCU to take its alternate pathways to teaching programs 鈥 tuition-free 鈥 a move that could help high schools as New Jersey continues to face a teacher shortage.
Read the entire article here: /about/news/2023/04/opportunity-faculty-facing-retrenchment
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