What is needed is to take steps that concretely improve the situation of the majority of the instructional staff suffering the effects of the two-tier labor system. The Professional Staff Congress has formally endorsed the national campaign calling for a minimum starting salary of $5000 per three-credit semester course. We hereby call on the PSC leadership to make a formal commitment that the $5K demand will be a bottom-line demand in the current contract negotiations. Any proposed contract that does not include this should be rejected out of hand.
We invite all our fellow union members to sign and help circulate this call.
To sign this call, leave a comment here with your name and CUNY affiliation(s). Thanks!
Signed by:
Makeba Lavan, Graduate Center, CUNY
Erica Chutuape, Hunter College, CUNY
Sándor John, Hunter College, CUNY
Jennifer Chancellor, Graduate Center, CUNY
Sean M. Kennedy, Graduate Center, CUNY
Luke Elliott, Graduate Center, CUNY
Cindy Gorn, CUNY
James D. Hoff, Borough of Manhattan Community College, CUNY
Elizabeth Bidwell Goetz, Hunter College and Graduate Center, CUNY
Velina Manolova, Graduate Center, CUNY
Elizabeth Sibilia, Graduate Center, CUNY
Wendy Tronrud, Graduate Center, CUNY
Dadland Maye, Graduate Center, CUNY
Öykü Tekten, Graduate Center, CUNY
R. Josh Scannell, Graduate Center, CUNY
Preeti Sampat, Graduate Center, CUNY
Peter Matt, Brooklyn College, CUNY
Debangshu Roychoudhury, Graduate Center, CUNY
Monique Whitaker, Hunter College, CUNY
Jennifer Prince, Graduate Center, CUNY
Esther Bernstein, Graduate Center, CUNY
Héctor Agredano, City College, Bronx Community College, and Graduate Center, CUNY
Collette Sosnowy, JustPublics@365, Graduate Center, CUNY
Megan Paslawski, Graduate Center, CUNY
Kristen Hackett, Graduate Center, CUNY
Fang Xu, Lehman College and Graduate Center, CUNY
Christina Nadler, Graduate Center, CUNY
Kristin Moriah, Graduate Center, CUNY
James Anthony Phillips, Kingsborough Community College, CUNY
Tristan K. Husby, City College and Graduate Center, CUNY
Erin Michaels, Graduate Center, CUNY
Cameron Pearson, Queens College, CUNY
David Tillyer, City College, CUNY
Amy Martin, Graduate Center, CUNY
Colin P. Ashley, Doctoral Students’ Council Co-Chair for Business, Graduate Center, CUNY
Ian Foster, Graduate Center, CUNY
Melissa Phruksachart, Graduate Center, CUNY
Maureen E. Fadem, Kingsborough Community College, CUNY
Alec Magnet, Graduate Center, CUNY
Erin M. Andersen, Graduate Center, CUNY
Ashna Ali, Graduate Center, CUNY
Michael A. Rumore, Graduate Center, CUNY
Conor Tomás Reed, Medgar Evers College and Graduate Center, CUNY; Free University-NYC
Kathryn Moss, Graduate Center, CUNY
David Spataro, Graduate Center, CUNY
Kenneth H. Ryesky, Queens College, CUNY
Alan Trevithick, La Guardia Community College, CUNY
Ann Kottner, York College, CUNY
Mary Carroll, Lehman College, CUNY
Linda Neiberg, Baruch College, CUNY
Brian Unger, Graduate Center, CUNY
Ian Green, Graduate Center, CUNY
Eric Lott, Graduate Center, CUNY
John Sorrentino, John Jay College, CUNY
Allison E. Brown, Graduate Center, CUNY
Rayya El Zein, Medgar Evers College and Graduate Center, CUNY
Melissa K. Marturano, Brooklyn College and Graduate Center, CUNY
Dominique Nisperos, Graduate Center, CUNY
Amanda Matles, Graduate Center, CUNY
Lavelle Porter, City Tech and Graduate Center, CUNY
Lauren Tenley, College of Staten Island, CUNY
Mary N. Taylor, Graduate Center, CUNY
Edwin Mayorga, Graduate Center, CUNY
Charlotte Thurston, Graduate Center, CUNY
Robin Hizme, Queens College, CUNY
Wilson Sherwin, Brooklyn College and Graduate Center, CUNY
Mark Drury, Graduate Center, CUNY
Anton Borst, Hunter College, Graduate Center, CUNY
Jason Schulman, Lehman College, CUNY
Wilma Borrelli, Lehman College, CUNY
Daniel Nieves, City College and Lehman College, CUNY
Maria L. Plochocki, Baruch and College Now, CUNY
Sara Jane Stoner, Graduate Center, CUNY
Anna Gjika, Graduate Center, CUNY
Alicia Andrzejewski, Graduate Center, CUNY
Paul Hebert, Queens College and Graduate Center, CUNY
Patrick Reilly, Baruch College and Graduate Center, CUNY
Kara Van Cleaf, Graduate Center, CUNY
Harry T. Cason, College of Staten Island, CUNY
Kylah Torre, Graduate Center, CUNY
Kate O’Donoghue, Queens College, CUNY
Karen Gregory, City College and Center for Worker Education, CUNY
Michael Friedman, Queens College, CUNY
Heather Heim, Lehman College, CUNY
Austin Bailey, Hunter College, CUNY
Leigh Somerville, Queens College, CUNY
Lindsey Freer, Macaulay Honors College and Graduate Center, CUNY
Lydia Pelot-Hobbs, Graduate Center, CUNY
Nathaniel Sheets, Hunter College and Graduate Center, CUNY
Jonathan R. Davis, Hunter College and Graduate Center, CUNY
Marga Ryersbach, Queensborough Community College, CUNY
Andrew Akinmoladun, Bronx Community College, CUNY
Thomas Smith, Borough of Manhattan Community College, CUNY
Tyler T. Schmidt, Lehman College, CUNY
Sarah Davis, Hunter College and Graduate Center, CUNY
Emily Nell, Graduate Center, CUNY
Brenden Beck, Hunter College and Graduate Center, CUNY
Brandon Kreitler, Borough of Manhattan Community College, CUNY
Aysenur Ataman, College of Staten Island and Graduate Center, CUNY
Anthony Galluzzo, Queens College, CUNY
David Parsons, Baruch College, CUNY
Kelly Eckenrode, Lehman College and Graduate Center, CUNY
Danny Sanchez, Queens College, CUNY
Michelle Chen, Graduate Center, CUNY
Jennifer Hayashida, Hunter College, CUNY
Hayley Figueroa, Brooklyn College, CUNY
Arto Artinian, Borough of Manhattan Community College, CUNY
Rebecca Fullan, Graduate Center, CUNY
Aaron Botwick, Graduate Center, CUNY
Gerhard Joseph, Lehman College, CUNY
A.W. Strouse, Hunter College and Graduate Center, CUNY
Casandra Murray, Hunter College, CUNY
Luis H. Francia, Hunter College, CUNY
Noé Dinnerstein, John Jay College, CUNY
Douglas A. Medina, Baruch College and Graduate Center, CUNY
Peter Ranis, Graduate Center, CUNY
Jacquelyn Libby, Baruch College and Graduate Center, CUNY
Saadia Toor, College of Staten Island, CUNY
Howard Pflanzer, Bronx Community College, CUNY
Yvonne Groseil, Hunter College, CUNY
Iziar de Miguel, Graduate Center, CUNY
Jacqueline Libby, Graduate Center, CUNY
Patricia Winter, Graduate Center, CUNY
Lisa Karakaya, Graduate Center, CUNY
Genevieve Waite, Graduate Center, CUNY
Morgan Horowitz, Hunter College, CUNY
Morgan M.X. Schulz, Hunter College and Queens College, CUNY
Anne Donlon, Graduate Center, CUNY
Tom Buechele, Hunter College and Graduate Center, CUNY
Priya Chandrasekaran, Graduate Center, CUNY
Sujatha Fernandes, Queens College and Graduate Center, CUNY
Andy Battle, Graduate Center, CUNY
Tommy Mintz, Queens College and Kingsborough Community College, CUNY
Danielle Abrams, York College and College of Staten Island, CUNY
Tommy Wu, Queens College and Graduate Center, CUNY
Zach Geller, City College and Graduate Center, CUNY
Mary Roldan, Hunter College, CUNY
Natascia Boeri
Jen Tang, Graduate Center, CUNY
Marie Jasmine Narcisse, Graduate Center, CUNY
Tayt J. Harlin, Medgar Evers College, CUNY
Kathleen Rockwell Lawrence, Baruch College
Mariana Goycoechea, Graduate Center
Dana Loev Radu, Graduate Center
Timothy Wilson, Graduate Center
Antoinette Williams-Tutt, Graduate Center
Rupal Oza, Hunter College
Luis Alvarez, Africana & Puerto Rican/Latino Studies, Hunter College
Peter Dudek, Art, Hunter College
Robert Alpert, Film, Hunter College
Brian Herbert, CLT, Hunter College
Sarah Jeninsky, HEO, Hunter College
George Wallace, CLT, Hunter College
Gus Pita, HEO, Hunter College
Tamara Green, Classical & Oriental Studies, Hunter College
Rosa Alicia Ramos, Romance Languages, Hunter College
Maria LaRusso, Queens College presently at Hunter
Wei-Yi Cheng, Classical & Oriental Studies, Hunter College
Mary Anne Cartelli, Classical & Oriental Studies, Hunter College
Maria L. Fischer, Romance Languages, Hunter College
Magdalena Perkowska, Romance Languages, Hunter College
Paul McPherron, English, Hunter College
Lynn McCormick, Urban Affairs, Hunter College
Melissa Haldeman, HEO, Urban Affairs, Hunter College
Jill Simone Gross, Urban Affairs, Hunter College
Karen Kern, History, Hunter College
Daniel Hurewitz, History, Hunter College
Angelo Angelis, History, Hunter College
Richard Belsky, History, Hunter College
Akiyo Furukawa, Classical & Oriental Studies, Hunter College
Maria Paynter, Romance Languages, Hunter College
Daniela D’Eugenio, Romance Languages, Hunter College [job title unknown]
Wilson Spencer, AFPRL, Hunter College
Claus Mueller, Sociology, Hunter College
Howard Chernick, Economics, Hunter College
Vivette Ancona, Economics, Hunter College
Fatma Cebenoyan, Accounting, Hunter College
Josh Schneiderman, English, Hunter College
Kathie Cheng, English, Hunter College
Elke Nicolai, German, Hunter College
Elizabeth Beaujour, Classical & Oriental Studies, Hunter College
Paolo Fasoli, Romance Languages Classical & Oriental Studies. Hunter College
Meena Alexander, Hunter College and Graduate Center
Jessie Liss, John Jay
Hamad Sindhi, CCNY
Susanna Roos, Graduate Center
Dirk Witteveen, Graduate Center and Queens College
Michael W. Raphael, Graduate Center and John Jay
Pilar Ortiz, Graduate Center
Tom Buechele, Graduate Center and Hunter
Simone Kolysh, Graduate Center and Brooklyn College
Scarlett Lindeman, Graduate Center
Paul Attewell, Graduate Center
Kim Cunningham, Graduate Center
Carlos M. Camacho, Graduate Center
Duygu Basaran Sahin, Graduate Center
Stephen Ruszczyck, Graduate Center
Mary Clare Lennon, Graduate Center
Omar Montana, Graduate Center and Queens College
Daniel Douglas, Graduate Center
Cathy Bork, Graduate Center
Noah Golden, Graduate Center
Sara Martucci, Graduate Center
Rati Kashyap, Graduate Center
Philip Kasinitz, Graduate Center
Dave Monahan, Graduate Center
Vandeen Campbell, Lehman College
Sarah Tosh, Brooklyn College
Tommy Wu, Queens College
Kaleela Munroe, York
Jesse Allen, Graduate Center
Gabriele Cappelleti, Graduate Center
Eric Ketcham, Lehman College
Francesco Crocco, Borough of Manhattan Community College
Racquel Goodison, Borough of Manhattan Community College
Jill Richardson, Borough of Manhattan Community College
Kelly Secovnie, Borough of Manhattan Community College
Adele Kudish, Borough of Manhattan Community College
Carlos Hernandez, Borough of Manhattan Community College
Andrew Levy, Borough of Manhattan Community College
Joe Bisz, Borough of Manhattan Community College
Paul Palven, Borough of Manhattan Community College
Lois Griffith, Borough of Manhattan Community College
Andrew Gottlieb, Borough of Manhattan Community College
Gregory Munna, Borough of Manhattan Community College
Lara Stapleton, Borough of Manhattan Community College
Margarette Connor, Borough of Manhattan Community College
Julie M. Vega, Borough of Manhattan Community College
Rolanda Jorif, Borough of Manhattan Community College
Margaret Claire Pamplin, Borough of Manhattan Community College
Rahmat Tavakol, Borough of Manhattan Community College
Gerald Schoenewolf, Borough of Manhattan Community College
Erica White, Borough of Manhattan Community College
Hemalatha Navaratne, Borough of Manhattan Community College
Charles J. Ray III, Borough of Manhattan Community College
Julius Key, Borough of Manhattan Community College
Jennifer Pinkney-Pastor, Borough of Manhattan Community College
William Roane, Borough of Manhattan Community College
Dan DePaulo, Borough of Manhattan Community College
Ting Lei, Borough of Manhattan Community College
David Caicedo, Borough of Manhattan Community College
Debra Greenwood, Borough of Manhattan Community College
Sheldon Applewhite, Borough of Manhattan Community College
Philip Weisman, Borough of Manhattan Community College
Anastassios Rigopoulos, Borough of Manhattan Community College
Jon Dash, Borough of Manhattan Community College
Cynthia Karasek, Borough of Manhattan Community College
Silvia Alvarez-Olarra, Borough of Manhattan Community College
Eda Henao, Borough of Manhattan Community College
Nidia Pulles-Linares, Borough of Manhattan Community College
Alejandro Varderi, Borough of Manhattan Community College
Kristina Varadi, Borough of Manhattan Community College
Zenon Reynarowych, Borough of Manhattan Community College
Fritz Cornely, Borough of Manhattan Community College
Emmanuel Palav, Borough of Manhattan Community College
Michael Kent, Borough of Manhattan Community College
Barb Ashton, Borough of Manhattan Community College
Estuart Rudin, Borough of Manhattan Community College
Brian Prager, Borough of Manhattan Community College and Hunter College
Juliet Emanuel, Borough of Manhattan Community College
Katherine Figueroa, Borough of Manhattan Community College
Cheryl Brown, Borough of Manhattan Community College
Nora Gold, Borough of Manhattan Community College
Susan Brillhart, Borough of Manhattan Community College
Akemi Nishida, Psych, Graduate Center
Andrew Stout, Math, Graduate Center
Nikita Miasnikov, Math, Graduate Center
Erin McKinney-Prupis, Public Health, Graduate Center
David Harvey, Graduate Center
Alejandro Alonso, Graduate Center and Brooklyn College
Erika Mazzer, Comp Lit, Graduate Center
David Himmelstein, Public Health, Graduate Center
Caroline Loomis, Earth & Environmental Sciences, Graduate Center
Rod Watts, Psych, Graduate Center
Khaled Al Hilli, Graduate Center
Betty Wolder Levin, Health & Nutrition Sciences, Brooklyn College
Diana Soriano, CCNY
Rosa Merola, NYCCT
Astrid Roldan, Lehman College
Greg Houston, Brooklyn College
Spencer Bastedo, Graduate Center
Vishnu Bisram, CUNY
Isa Vásquez, CUNY
Alan Koenig, Poli Sci, Graduate Center
Marissa Brostoff, English, Graduate Center
Bora Ferlengez, Math, Graduate Center
Jeremy Benson, Graduate Center
Ian Fernandopulle, laid off from Brooklyn College
Elan Abrell, Urban Studies, Queens College
Maggie Dickinson, Macaulay
Mikhael Simmonds, CCNY
Rishika Bajaj, Hostos
Aradhana Kumari, Math, Graduate Center
Lauren Suchman, Anthropology, Graduate Center
Erika Suffern, Renaissance Society, CUNY
Andreas Kakolyris, Graduate Center
Scott Fisher, Psych, Hunter College
Nicholas Michelli, Graduate Center
Igor Pikayzen, Music, Graduate Center
Ahmed Shamim, Graduate Center and LAGCC
Purnima Thakur, Graduate Center
Matthew Oyer, Graduate Center
Ashley Chastain, Public Health, Hunter College
Adam McMahon, Poli Sci, Hunter College
Pamela Vossenas, Graduate Center
Anders Wallace, Graduate Center
Stanley Aronowitz, Graduate Center
Fabbio Battista, Comp Lit, Graduate Center
Matilde Fogliani, Comp Lit, Graduate Center
Denisse Andrade, Geography, Graduate Center
James Sevitt, Environmental Psych, Graduate Center
S. Hooiveld, Graduate Center
Sami Al-Dhaheri, Graduate Center
Nancy Berke, LAGCC
Anne Stone, Music, Graduate Center
Juliana Karras-Jean Gilles, Psychology, Graduate Center
Michael Baker, CCNY
Cihan Karabulut, John Jay
Amy Schiller, Graduate Center
Timothy Johnson, Graduate Center and Queens College
Sarah Hesson, Urban Ed, Graduate Center
Agustin Indaco, Graduate Center
Rahul Deshmukh, Physics, Graduate Center
Osmen Dogan, Brooklyn College
Jennifer Wilkinson, Graduate Center
Carl Louis, NYCTC, Brooklyn
Sonia K. González, Public Health, Graduate Center
Lydia Brassard, Queens College
Deborah Gardner, Roosevelt House, Hunter College
Ben Hellwege, Graduate Center
Peggy Suzuki, English, Hunter College
Sara Rutkowski, English, Hunter College
David Winn, English, Hunter College
Fernando Zapata, Philosophy, Hunter College
Allannah Karas, Graduate Center
Gail Elizabeth Korn, English, Hunter College
Consuelo Martinez-Reyes, Center for Puerto Rican Studies, Hunter College
Harry Franqui, Centro de Estudios Puertorriqueños, Hunter College
José Camacho, Centro, Hunter College
Marilisa Jiménez, Centro, Hunter College
Jose de Jesus, Centro, Hunter College
Kurt Brison, Centro, Hunter College
Alberto Hernández, Centro, Hunter College
James Kielkopf, Centro, Hunter College
Margarita Aguilar, Centro, Hunter College
Francesco Frova, Baruch College
Sanjay Reddy, Graduate Center
Elias J. Theodoracopoulos, Classics, Hunter College
Thomas Chen, Classics, Hunter College
Stephen Wetta, English, Hunter College
Calliope Haritos, Educational Foundations, Hunter College
Kimberly Kinsler, Educational Foundations, Hunter College
Tony Doyle, Library, Hunter College
James Regan, FDA, Hunter College
Elizabeth Sachs, Director, Ed Abroad, Hunter College
Mayra Torres, Asst. Dir., Centro, Hunter College
Noraliz Ruiz, Centro, Hunter College
Xavier Totti, Lehman College
Jack Gantzer, Education and Language Acquisition, LaGuardia
Aaron Hamilton, LaGuardia
Carole Julien, LaGuardia
Debbie Villalón, Coop Ed & Humanities, LaGuardia
George D. Sussman, Social Sciences, LaGuardia
Ana Kosok, ALC, LaGuardia
Viktoria Dudar, LaGuardia
Claudia Baldonedo, LaGuardia
Grace Malijan, LaGuardia
Suzanne Jones, LaGuardia
Howard Motoike, Natural Sciences, LaGuardia
Justin Rogers-Cooper, LaGuardia
Jason Hendrickson, English, LaGuardia
Allia Abdullah-Matta, LaGuardia
Sreca Perukovic, LaGuardia
Abdel Kadik, LaGuardia
Ann Matsuuchi, LaGuardia
Judi O’Toole, Natural Sciences, LaGuardia
Carol Haspel, Natural Sciences, LaGuardia
Faith Armstrong, Natural Sciences, LaGuardia
Rebecca Rivera-Maestre, Health Sciences, LaGuardia
Steve Lang, LaGuardia
Marzena Bugaj, LaGuardia
Silvia Lu, Library, LaGuardia
Alexandra Rojas, Library, LaGuardia
Steven Ovadia, Library, LaGuardia
Muath Obaidat, LaGuardia
Olga Calderón, Natural Sciences, LaGuardia
Cynthia Pierce, Health Sciences, LaGuardia
Maureen Doyle, Health Sciences, LaGuardia
Irene Ofiaza, Health Sciences, LaGuardia
Janette Huang, Health Sciences, LaGuardia
Samuel Kleinplatz, Humanities, LaGuardia
Dora P. Trujillo, LaGuardia/MEC
Dan Roth, LaGuardia
Julian Hernandez, ESL, LaGuardia
Maria Hart, LaGuardia
Sreedevi Ande, LaGuardia
Gordon Crandall, LaGuardia/MEC
Thomas Fink, LaGuardia
Edna Boris, English, LaGuardia
Gordon Tapper, English, LaGuardia
Stafford Gregoire, English, LaGuardia
Dean Kostos, English, LaGuardia
Mikhail A. Valentin, LaGuardia
S. Rosenberg, Health Sciences
R. Ippolito, Health Sciences, LaGuardia
M. O’Shea, Health Sciences, LaGuardia
Guadalupe Delacruz, LaGuardia
Malika Toval, LaGuardia
William Diaz Jr., LaGuardia
Bethany Jacobsen, LaGuardia
Claudia Moreno Parsons, LaGuardia Community College
Christine Marks, LaGuardia Community College
Daniel Lynch, English, LaGuardia Community College
John Silva, English, LaGuardia Community College
Gail Green-Andersen, English, LaGuardia Community College
Kristen Gallagher, LaGuardia Community College
Bethany Holmstrom, English, LaGuardia Community College
Cynthia C. Lam, English, LaGuardia Community College
Charles Perkins, ACE, LaGuardia Community College
Jenny Palios, Health Science, LaGuardia Community College
Jackie Ross, Health Science, LaGuardia Community College
Clarence Chan, Health Science, LaGuardia Community College
Marianne Cu, Health Science, LaGuardia Community College
Varvara Efremova, Health Science, LaGuardia Community College
Khalid Kassou, Math, LaGuardia Community College
Jose L. Araujo, MEC, LaGuardia Community College
Hector Martinez, Math, Bronx Community College and LaGuardia Community College
Lauretta Horton, Writing Center, LaGuardia Community College
Prabha Betne, MEC, LaGuardia Community College
Ali Abdullah, LaGuardia Community College
Gail Buksh-Jarrett, LaGuardia Community College
Monika Ekiert, LaGuardia Community College
Ruhma Choudhury, LaGuardia Community College
James Richardson, LaGuardia Community College
Marrina Dedlovskaya, LaGuardia Community College
N. Goubran, LaGuardia Community College
Richard Brown, LaGuardia Community College
Thomas Onorato, LaGuardia Community College
Arthur Simms, Humanities, LaGuardia Community College
Tim Coogan, Social Science, LaGuardia Community College
Nichole Shippen, Social Science, LaGuardia Community College
Paul Quatinetz, LaGuardia Community College
Christine Caruso, LaGuardia Community College
Christina Stang, LaGuardia Community College
Jai-ne Tilghman, Workforce Education Center, LaGuardia Community College
Michelle Sampson, Workforce Education Center, LaGuardia Community College
Vanessa R. Watson, Program for Deaf Adults, LaGuardia Community College
Yakov Shifrin, Program for Deaf Adults, LaGuardia Community College
David A. Housel, CLIP, ACE, LaGuardia Community College
Molly Fox, Social Worker, LaGuardia Community College
John Chaffee, Humanities, LaGuardia Community College
Marcus D. Allen, Associate Professor, Urban Studies, Guttman Community College
Marcia Edwards, Assistant Professor, Human Services, Guttman Community College
Carolee Ramsay, Guttman Community College
Alia Tyner, Assistant Prof./chap. chair, Guttman Community College
Anthony Gronowicz, Adjunct Assoc. Prof., BMCC
Darren Kwong, Graduate Center
Tanesha Thomas, Graduate Center
Vanessa Paul, Graduate Center
Alice Tzou, Graduate Center
Scott Schwartz, Graduate Center
Samuel Heilman, Queens College (Distinguished Professor of Sociology)
Jesse Goldstein, Hunter College
Margaret Feeley, Adj. Lecturer, English, Kingsborough Community College
John Keller, Adj. Lecturer, English, Kingsborough
Bruce Chadwick, Adj. Professor, English, Kingsborough
Tara Thompson, English, Kingsborough
Eric Rothenberg, Business, Kingsborough
Steven Janowsky, Lecturer, English, Kingsborough
Samantha Sierra, Kingsborough
Reabeka King, Kingsborough
Arelis Martinez, Kingsborough
Marie McGovern, Kinsgborough
Elizabeth Dill, Kingsborough
Sue Carpenter, Asst. Prof., Behavioral Sciences, Kingsborough
Heidi Lopez, Single Stop, Kingsborough
M. Schlesinger, Academic Affairs, Kingsborough
M. Cummings, English, Kingsborough
L. Garland, History, Kingsborough
Y. Solovieva, English, Kingsborough
E. Esdaille, English, Kingsborough
Geraldo Vasquez, Guttman Community College
Ariana Gonzalez Stokas, Guttman Community College
Parviz Kermani, Guttman Community College
Naveen Seth, Guttman Community College
Julie Saltzman, Guttman Community College
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Agreed. Adjuncts receive considerably less than half of what full-time faculty get per course. A change is most definitely needed.
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Deshonay Dozier, Hunter College, Urban Planning and Affairs
Jeremy Rayner, Hunter College
H. Alexander Welcome, LaGuardia Community College
Kelly Ramin, Hunter College alumnus, Biology and Religious Studies
Sara Rempe. Hunter College, CUNY
English, John Jay College.
York College.
Amy Wan, English department, Queens College
Ardal Powell, PhD, Graduate Center, CUNY
Susan L. Kang
John Jay College, CUNY
Political Science Department, Brooklyn College
Kimberly Belmonte, The Graduate Center, CUNY
Janice Bloom, Graduate Center, CUNY
This is a great beginning to an ever-so-needed campaign for justice to some of CUNY’s most dedicated faculty! I support it wholeheartedly. As I prepared a somewhat new course this semester, I kept thinking about how much I would be paid for doing this amount of work if I were an adjunct. It was an eye-opener and made me very, very angry!
In solidarity,
Janice Cline, former PSC Chapter Chair at York
Chris Kiehne, Brooklyn College.
Please sign my name
Please add my name. Brooklyn College. Department of Puerto Rican & Latino Studies.
Steven Weisblatt CLIP, York College
$5K is just a bare, bare minimum start on the road to equity pay. A 6 course annual load exceeds full time teaching load in most decent educational institutions. So, this amounts to $30K/year for overload. That’s crazy. But way better than the even crazier way things are now.
York College
York College – CUNY, Dept. of Mathematics and Computer Science
Mychel Namphy
York College
York College, CUNY
super – exploitation of adjuncts seriosly degrades the quality of public higher education as well as working conditions for all.
It is imperative that the PSC bargain for a substantial fixed dollar increase for all adjuncts in this contract. In addition to endorsing the campaign for $5 K as a minimum salary for adjuncts, the PSC has as a key contract demand approved by the Delegate Assembly in November 2010 to acheive “substantial, measurable progress toward pay parity fir part-tine teaching adjuncts…”
An Adjunct Lecturer starting out and teaching four 3- credit courses a year makes only $13,600. An Adjunct Assistant Professor who has been teaching for more that 15 years and teaches six 3-credit courses a year (Nearly a full time load) currently makes only $26,200!! Raising the minimum to $5,000 a 3-credit courses is a beginning–though stil far from parity. The Adjunct Assistant Professor above with 15 years experience would see their compensation go to about $35,000 a year including the professional hour .
William Ashton, York College
The value of our work in the classroom can not be appreciated if it can be replaced in the education marketplace for only a mere couple of thousands of dollars per course.
Queens College
respect for adjunct is critical!
Professor, Social Science, BMCC
Nayma Qayum, Ph.D., Graduate Center – Political Science.
PhD, CUNY Graduate Center. Adjunct Lecturer, York College, Political Science.
I’ve been an adjunct in CUNY since January 2005. The remuneration and scaling back of benefit qualification is an insult to the majority of teachers working in this university. What is being requested here, I’m glad to see, is nothing other than a minimal demand that would just about bring adjuncts into the realm of a “living wage,” and give us a bit of respite from the multiple injuries that are hidden in contingency labor.
As a student, it is outrageous that our professors are so poorly paid.
Social Welfare, Graduate Center
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Khalil Vasquez, City College CUNY
Please add me. No affiliation. (New Yorker & ex-graduate student, if that helps.)
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Eugenio María de Hostos Community College
The Graduate Center and Queensborough Community College
International Relations , City College of New York; Political Science, Brooklyn College
City College of New York and The Graduate Center, CUNY
Rebecca Traynor, CUNY GC
Laura Sywulak – Baruch College and the Graduate Center
Naomi Podber, Graduate Center, CUNY
John Jay College, CUNY
Devin Heyward, The Graduate Center
The students often see more of us adjuncts than they do full professors at CUNY. We write letters of recommendation, we help them find grad schools and jobs after they graduate, they come to us with their stress and personal problems because they see us as accessible compared to other professors. It is time to start paying us for the work we do…..our job is not just during the lecture, and anyone in any department knows that.
Graduate Center and Hunter College, CUNY
Psych, Graduate Center and Hunter, CUNY
Mo’ Money Mo’ Problems
Michael Seitz
BMCC, CUNY
Here’s my signature.
CUNY, Graduate Center, PhD Candidate, HLBLL
Graduate Center, Phd Candidate, HLBLL
Add my name to this petition.
Absolutely
Adjunct Lecturer, Brooklyn College
In light of the fact that we may not even have health insurance after June 30th, I feel that very little is being done to improve our situation. Conversion lines are no longer there. There is nowhere to go for adjuncts who have reached the final step on the salary scale. We are being laid-off in droves, sometimes last-minute. The situation is quite disheartening.
Brooklyn College
Add my name to both petitions.
Thank you.
Christopher Stone, Hunter College, CUNY
Graduate Center, PhD Candidate, Psychology
The Graduate Center, CUNY
In solidarity
Jennifer Chmielewski, Graduate Center, CUNY
Hunter College, CUNY
John Jay College and Queens College
PhD Candidate, Graduate Center
Adjunct, Queens College
The Graduate Center, CUNY
Graduate Center
Kuan-yi Chen, CUNY Graduate Center
Graduate Center, CUNY
Lehman College and York College, CUNY
The exclusion of improvement in adjunct financial compensation in Barbara’s statement was a glaring retreat not only from the goal of $5K, but of moving toward equity. While I agree that expecting the whole leap to $5,000 in one contract is not politically realistic, a significant part of that leap should be in the currently negotiated new contract.
There is an obvious contradiction between adjuncts salaries moving toward [even if not fully achieving] equity and stating that the new money should be devoted to full time faculty and students. This would just widen the salary gap.
Across the board percentage increases for adjunct faculty just increases the gap in our pay. To put this in numbers, 1% of $3,500 per course [more than many adjuncts are actually paid] is $35, if 6 courses are taught the yearly increase would be $180 plus $23 for office hours. Thus each 1% increase would give us $203 extra per year. The same 1% would give a full time faculty member with just a $75,000 [less than many full timers are paid] an extra $750 yearly. So, a 3% increase for adjuncts would be, $609 per year, while a full timer with just a salary of $75,000 would be $2,250 per year.
Does this sound like equal treatment? Does this sound like moving towards equity? To move towards $5K or equity, the new contract must deliver much more than the same percentage increase that full timers receive.
Our union’s statements and actions need to be made consistent, across the board increases would not achieve that.
In solidarity [which goes both ways],
Arlene
York and City Tech
It is definitely time to launch a serious negotiation to raise our shockingly low adjunct faculty salaries to something approaching a living wage. There’s no point in the PSC’s getting people out to march for “May Day $5K,” which it did, unless it intends to demand this minimum starting salary for adjuncts in contract negotiations.
I have signed the petition as a full-time faculty member (City College and The Graduate Center) who wishes to express solidarity with my adjunct colleagues and to protest the exploitative terms of their employment. I don’t subscribe, however, to the demand that “Any proposed contract that does not include [the 5K per course minimum for adjunct faculty] should be rejected out of hand” by the union. I will try to explain why with some back of the envelope arithmetic. At my home institution, City College, between 11 and 12 million dollars is currently spent per year compensating adjunct faculty (so let’s say 11,500.000). It is hard to know how many courses that corresponds to, but if one stipulates an average salary of around $3500 per course (I know that’s undoubtedly high, but I’m trying to use conservative assumptions), we’re talking about roughly 3300 courses at City College alone. The cost of increasing salaries by $1500 for those 3300 courses, would be around $5 million dollars. If one extrapolates those numbers to the university as a whole – with some institutions considerably larger than City, such as BMCC or Hunter, with others around the same size or smaller – one is looking at a cost of $100 million dollars, which is 3.3% of CUNY 3 billion dollar budget. I believe this is a conservative estimate and the real cost would be higher. There is no reason to expect an increase in higher State or City funding for CUNY, though one knows tuition will continue to increase. So, if my calculations have any plausibility, the question is where that $100 million plus would come from. I don’t see how it happens without freezing full-time hiring of faculty, staff and administrators and also letting people go – both full-time and adjunct. Like many public institutions nation-wide, the university survives by shifting the responsibility for instruction from full-time to adjunct faculty whose conditions of employment are exploitative. This structural arrangement has been evolving for a long time; it will not easily be reversed without a change in the political climate. Like Sean, I was surprised by the glaring omission of any reference to adjunct faculty in Barbara Bowen’s statement of May 9th, although I think overall she has been a tough and effective union president. The time to fight back is indeed long overdue, but none of the choices the union faces – whether led by the New Caucus, or another group – are good ones.
LaGuardia Community College, TELC
Hunter College, CUNY
Graduate Center PhD candidate, English
Stella & Charles Guttman Community College
BC/GC
Nooreddin Naghibolhosseini, CUNY Graduate Center
Guttman Community College, Hunter College
Heidi Diehl, Brooklyn College
Graduate Center, Hunter College, Baruch College
It is shameful this resort to low-paid adjuncts. In the past those who did not yet have PhDs had status as lecturors or instructors, with benefits. CUNY should return to that practice!
BCC
Graduate Center, CUNY
Brooklyn College
Andrew Gorin, Brooklyn College and Queens College
Two more names, on behalf of the GC French Program:
Ashley Williard, Graduate Center, CUNY
Ana Laila Pedro Mosak, Graduate Center, CUNY
Frances Tran, Graduate Center, CUNY
Guttman Community College
Graduate Center PHD Candidate, English
The Graduate Center, CUNY
Anick Boyd, The Graduate Center, CUNY
The Graduate Center, CUNY
Queens College
Anna Finkelstern
Please add my name
Caitlin Irish, Guttman Community College, CUNY
York College
Please add my name.
Hunter College, CUNY
Paul Naish, Guttman Community College
This is an opportunity for CUNY to be a role model for colleges across the nation to compensate adjuncts for the excellent work they do.
T Meyerhoff, CUNY Graduate Center
For all the hard work, dedication, poor benefits, including the on going attempt to end our health insurance, little or no recognition, we deserve a decent wage. We do the work; we deserve to be paid adequately.
Assistant Professor, Guttman Community College, CUNY
It’s way past time for adjuncts to be paid what they deserve for the amount of work they do, the lack of recognition they receive, the job insecurity, the woeful benefits they receive and the dedication they consistently show to their students and their job — or calling. We travel from school to school, logging many hours on the road, to support ourselves and endure continually anxiety and stress caused by things like the on-going attempt to deprive us of health insurance. We do yeoman’s and yeowoman’s service. What’s wrong with being paid an adequate wage for that?
Meira Levinson, The Graduate Center, CUNY
Brian Olson, PhD candidate at CUNY Graduate Center and Adjunct at Lehman College
Graduate Center, CUNY
Katie Blakely, Stella and Charles Guttman Community College & Brooklyn College
Graduate Center, CUNY and Queens College, CUNY
Hunter College and Graduate Center, CUNY
Matthew Mead, Guttman Community College and City College
John Jay
Laurel Harris, QCC
Making the individuals who we rely on to educate youth live in precarious situations is unethical. An institution committed to social justice in word should also do so in actions.
Derek Tesser, Guttman Community College, CUNY
Hunter College & Graduate Center
Urban Education, Graduate Center
CUNY Graduate Center
Ria Banerjee, Guttman Community College, CUNY
Instructor of English, Guttman Community College
PhD candidate, The Graduate Center
Graduate Center, CUNY
Given that the PSC leadership has stated both that it is committed to “moving towards equity” and for “5,000 per course” negotiations for the current contract MUST push for considerably more financial compensation for adjunct faculty than an across the board percentage increase in pay. The same percentage increase for adjuncts as for full-timers widens the gap, rather than closes it. They can pay for a vacation with it while we can have a few more hamburgers [or salads] a year – not an equivalent!
Lynne Beckenstein, Graduate Center, CUNY
Sherman Lee, John Jay College, CUNY
Alyssa Mackenzie, The Graduate Center and Queens College, CUNY
Queens College and CUNY Graduate Center
Brooklyn College, CUNY
City Tech and Graduate Center, CUNY
Rachel Chapman, CUNY Graduate Center
Queens College of CUNY, The Graduate Center
Wendell Cooper, Hunter College, CUNY
PhD Student & Adjunct Jjay College of Crim Justice
Hunter College, CUNY
Graduate Center, CUNY
Cindy M. Bautista-Thomas, Graduate Center, CUNY
MiRi Park, Hunter College, CUNY
I have been at Queens College for 35 years and we are
always hanging by a thread when it comes to money. There
has NEVER been one year when we have been trated fairly in terms of salary. I support the $5000 per course 100%.
Queens College, CUNY
Baruch College
Graduate Center, Hunter College and Brooklyn College
Justin Tojeira, Hunter College
Queens College, CUNY
Hunter College, CUNY
Queens College, CUNY
I teach at Hunter’ dance program
Kingsborough Community College
CUNY, Graduate Center
City College of New York
City College, CUNY
The Graduate Center, CUNY
The Borough of Manhattan Community College
Borough of Manhattan Community College
Elizabeth Weybright, Graduate Center, CUNY
CUNY Graduate Center and Brooklyn College
Graduate Center Alumni
CUNY Graduate Center and Hunter College
CUNY Graduate Center
Graduate Center, CUNY
Hunter College
Associate Prof.
Dept of Film and Media Studies
Hunter College, CUNY
Joel Kemp; CUNY Graduate Center
To be just and honest in this time of scoundrels.
GC Alum, former BC/CSI Adjunct
graduate center, brooklyn college
Graduate Center alumna professor UC Irvine
Graduate Center
Graduate Center, CUNY
City College of New York and The Graduate Center
Graduate Center
I will do what I can but I am not optimistic about the prospect of this.
Hunter College, CUNY
We are teaching 50% (at a minimum) of the CUNY courses. We deserve nothing less!
CityTech,CUNY
Matteo Campanelli, Graduate Center, CUNY
Please add me to the petition.
Graduate Center, Hunter College
Queens College, CUNY
Queens college
Graduate Center, PhD candidate English
Graduate Teaching Fellow, Hunter College
Graduate Center, Mathematics
Hunter College
Brooklyn College & Queens College
As an Adjunct now in my 60’s this income and love of teaching is what I still have passion for. This salary is my salary plus Social Security. Please, this is very important
Professor of English, CUNY Graduate Center
Queens College, The Graduate Center
CUNY Graduate Center
Jessie Daniels, Graduate Center, CUNY
Rebecca Baker, Graduate Center, CUNY
The Graduate Center,CUNY.
Stephanie Vella, Graduate Center, CUNY
Ashley Dawson, Graduate Center/CUNY
Graduate Center, CUNY
PhD Student, CUNY Graduate Center
Mohamed Ben Zid, JJAY college, CUNY
Jesse W. Schwartz, Assistant Professor of English, LaGuardia Community College
Jen DeGregorio, English Department, Hunter College
John Jay College, The Graduate Center
Graduate Center and Brooklyn College
City Tech
CityTech
Ian Haberman: Hunter College, Graduate Center, Queens College
Signed!
Graduate Center, CUNY
Graduate Center, CUNY
I support 5K minimum salary request.
Hunter College, Graduate Center, Queens College
Hunter College and Graduate Center
Graduate Center
Georgios Koimisis, CUNY Graduate Center/Brooklyn College
The Graduate Center and Baruch College, CUNY
Karl Kronebusch, Baruch College
Graduate Center PhD Candidate Comp Lit
5K for a 3 credit course is a bare minimum, and still too low. in Spring 2008, i taught Soc of Gender as an adjunct at Barnard College and was paid 6K. i had 45 students in the class so I was given a TA who did all the grading for me – and she made 3K. lets get real about valuing teaching and students!
Murphy Institute for Worker Education, M.A. Labor Studies 2010.
Henry Lesnick, Hostos, CUNY: I support the call for $5k per course bottom-line contract demand.
Joao Nemi Neto, PhD candidate
Hispanic and Luso-Brazilian Literatures and Langauges
Graduate Center
Add my name, please.
CUNY Graduate Center
The Graduate Center, CUNY
Svetlana Jovic, Graduate Center, CUNY
Chi-hui Yang, Hunter College, CUNY
Graduate Center, CUNY
Emily Campbell, CUNY Graduate Center, Lehman College
CUNY Graduate Center
Sue Barker, Graduate Center, CUNY
Marissa Brostoff, CUNY Graduate Center
Gabrielle Kappes, Graduate Center, CUNY
Bronx Community College
Queens College, CUNY
Graduate Center, Human Development
College of Staten Island, Psychology
Graduate Center, CUNY
York College, CUNY
BMCC, CUNY
CUNY
In my opinion, this demand is entirely reasonable and the correct thing to do. Please add my name to the list of people endorsing this proposal. I have taught at Queens College since 1969 in adjunct and full-time positions. I know the financial hardships that come from earning a living as an adjunct teacher. It is appalling, demoralizing and just doesn’t work. I think that a $5000 minimum per course is easily justifiable.
Geography, Hunter
The low pay of adjunct faculty makes it impossible for adjuncts to create a living wage in New York City and It also directly affects the workload of full time faculty and the services available to students. Low wages allows the University to increase the number of adjuncts and lower the number of full timers, thereby increasing the workload of faculty who now have more committee work, less time for research, curriculum development and working with students. Higher wages would allow adjuncts to spend more time with students. Parity, is however the only way to eliminate the lowering of University standards that grows out of the use of low wage workers. Academic excellence is what the University must strive for and hence should never be in the business of exploiting laborers or shortchanging students.
Joseph Brisendine, Graduate Center PhD candidate, Biochemistry
This issue needs to be addressed.
Harini Anandhi Senthilkumar,Lehman College
Hunter College & Baruch College
Hunter College The City University of New York
Monica Barra, The Graduate Center and Hunter College, CUNY
Hunter College, CUNY
Brooklyn College
Graduate Center, Lehman College and CCNY
No pay parity
No right to unemployment insurance
No meaningful health insurance AND NO ABILITY to retire on the NYC employee health plan as all other NYC part time employees can
No real job security (that one-year contract is basically useless)
A lot of talk about fighting for adjuncts is just that, TALK.
The major excuse before was Bloomberg. Now what is it? We backed the current mayor and have nothing to show for it.
Either PSC administrators are not trying hard enough, if at all, or they are ineffective and need to be replaced.
Hunter College
Graduate Center/BMCC
Hunter College, CUNY
Maria Biskup, York College and Queens College, CUNY
The Graduate Center, CUNY
Juan R. Aguirre, Hostos Community College, CUNY
Sociology, The Graduate Center and City College
Igor Rodriguez, Queens College and the Graduate Center
It’s about time!
This is what is needed. We teach thr majority of the courses for peanuts!
Graduate Center, CUNY
Graduate Center and Lehman College
Laura Rita Visco- Graduate Center & Hunter College
We have amazing adjuncts! Let’s pay them more fairly as a first step towards a more ethical system.
Justina Oliveira, Baruch College CUNY
Noah L. Gelfand – Hunter College
Lehman College, English Department
Jeanne Theoharis, Brooklyn College, CUNY
Please add my signature to the petition. I’ve been teaching at CUNY for over 30 years and still don’t even earn $5,000 for a 4-credit course.
Laura Sández, Graduate Center, CUNY.
Graduate Center, CUNY
Adjunct Lecturer, Hunter College, CUNY
Jose R. Chavarry, Graduate Center
CUNY Graduate Center and City College
College of Staten Island, CUNY
CUNY Graduate Center, Lehman College
Laura Victoir, Hunter College CUNY
Hostos Community College
Kristopher Burrell, Hostos Community College
Adjuncts put in a lot more than hours
Morgan Horowitz, Hunter College (philosophy), CUNY
Hunter College, Graduate Teaching Fellow
Graduate Center, PhD Candidate, Psychology, Human Development
Graduate Center, Queens College
The last time I was on the adjunct payroll was spring 2013. Prior to that my adjunct experience went back to 1987. I have taught at Hunter, Brooklyn, York, Queens, and The Graduate Center (language reading program). I do not plan to teach under the current system, but I might reconsider if we were getting $5000/course. Would that rate be a minimum? Since I have a PhD, I get paid as an Adjunct Assistant Professor at a fairly high hourly rate. Do we know what the complete pay scale would be under this proposal?
Please add my name
PhD. History.
PhD program in Sociology, CUNY Graduate Center, past adjunct at Brooklyn College and John Jay College
The exploitation of adjuncts must stop!
Adjuncts deserve better pay and benefits.
Hunter College, CUNY
Graduate Center and John Jay College, CUNY
CUNY Baruch & The Graduate Center
CUNY Graduate Center, Hunter College
Johanna Fernandez, Baruch College, CUNY
Graduate Center & John Jay College
John Jay College of Criminal Justice, CUNY
Caroline Hong, Queens College, CUNY
College of Staten Island, CUNY
Baruch College and the Graduate Center
Graduate Center, CUNY
Baruch College, The Graduate Center, CUNY
Hunter College
The Graduate Center, CUNY
LaGuardia Community College / CUNY
Kingsborough Community College
Hunter College, CUNY
Brooklyn College
What is needed is to take steps that concretely improve the situation of the majority of the instructional staff suffering the effects of the two-tier labor system. The Professional Staff Congress has formally endorsed the national campaign calling for a minimum starting salary of $5000 per three-credit semester course. We hereby call on the PSC leadership to make a formal commitment that the $5K demand will be a bottom-line demand in the current contract negotiations. Any proposed contract that does not include this should be rejected out of hand.
Kingsborough Community College, CUNY
Isabel Rodriguez, Brooklyn College, CUNY
Hunter College, School of Education, CUNY
Alan Sumler, Graduate Center, CUNY
Rachel Schiff, Ph.D. candidate, Sociology
Julie Viollaz, CUNY Graduate Center
BMCC
Dan Bacalzo, Hunter College, CUNY
Jay Arena, College of Staten Island
LaGuardia Community College
As a former adjunct lecturer at BMCC, I know the extreme hardship imposed on adjuncts at CUNY by the low per class salary. Let’s ensure that CUNY adjunct faculty earn enough to survive. They’re already giving their all to educate and mentor students, and deserve to earn a living wage.
Please add my name to this petition, though I think $5K is not equity and our goal, both immediate and ultimate, should be equity.
Graduate Center, PhD Candidate, English. Have been an adjunct at Lehman College, Baruch College, Brooklyn College, and Kingsborough College.
College of Staten Island
Graduate Center & City College, CUNY
John Andrews, Hunter College
Silberman School of Social Work at Hunter College
Kingsborough Community College, CUNY
Graduate Center, PhD, Hunter College VAP
Deborah Gambs, Borough of Manhattan Community College, CUNY
BMCC
CUNY Graduate Centre
PhD candidate in Earth and Environmental Sciences (Geography)
CUNY should be a model for the public universities across the nation in providing fair compensation for adjunct labor.
John Jay College, CUNY
CUNY PhD student
John Jay college of Criminal Justice
Robin McGinty, Graduate Center, CUNY
Graduate Center, CUNY
John Jay College, CUNY
We can not do our best by our students if we are forced to run here and there to teach, just to make ends meet. If we choose to, we should be able to teach three classes in one place, and be able to do service to that department and college.
Criminal Justice Doctoral Student, John Jay College
Graduate Center, CUNY
Graduate Center and John Jay College, CUNY
Graduate Center and City College, CUNY
The Graduate Center, CUNY
Graduate Center and City College PhD Candidate. Clinical Psychology.
Graduate Center & City College, CUNY
Graduate Center, CUNY
Mike Palumbo, Graduate Center, CUNY
Malika Bhowmik, Graduate Center, CUNY
The Graduate Center, CUNY
Brooklyn College, CUNY
Rachel McKinney, CUNY Graduate Center
Einat Manoff, Graduate Center, CUNY
Erin Siodmak, Hunter College CUNY
BMCC
Please add my name
Rose M. Kim, Ph.D., BMCC/CUNY
Hunter College, CUNY
Nancy Agabian, Queens College
Angelo R. Dicuonzo, Baruch College/CUNY
Erja Gee, Graduate Center, Hunter College, and Lehman College
College of Staten Island, CUNY
Gabriela Arias De la Rosa, York College and the Graduate Center, CUNY
Hunter College, The Graduate Center
CUNY Graduate School of Journslism
Danica Savonick, Graduate Center, CUNY
Graduate Center PhD Candidate, Music