Online-course bill is sharply criticized by top UC faculty leaders

Among other things, “the clear self-interest of for-profit corporations in promoting the privatization of public higher education through this legislation is dismaying,” they said… “There is no possibility that UC faculty will shirk its responsibility to our students by ceding authority over courses to any outside agency,” they wrote. The two, who are the faculty representatives on the UC Regents board, said they were not consulted in advance of Steinberg’s announcement but said they plan to meet with his staff soon. The faculty union at the Cal State system previously expressed similar concerns.

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by Larry Gordon, The Los Angeles Times.

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