Tag: Ryerson Faculty Association

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Administration keeping mouths, doors shut

February 6, 2002

The 13th floor office in Jorgenson Hall, which normally has an open-door policy, has been locked for over three weeks, and Ryerson’s administration won’t say why.

Council OKs religious absence

October 10, 2001

By Jordan Heath-Rawlings Ryerson’s academic council voted unanimously last Tuesday to change the school’s policy regarding students who miss classes because of religious holidays.

Survey’s vagueness is just the tip of the ICEberg

September 27, 2000

Ryerson faculty members know there are flaws in the current course evaluations. Now it’s just a matter of fixing them

Students’ opinions unveiled: Introduction

September 20, 2000

Ryerson’s faculty and administration don’t want you to see the results of the Instructor Evaluations you fill out each semester. Here they are.

Ryerson’s professors to vote on contract

Provisions include substantial salary increases and better sabbatical pay

Students wait for answers from school

February 17, 1999

Admin refuses to explain why architecture professor is no longer teaching

Ryerson faculty’s great divide

February 10, 1999

Staff members feel alienated from the university and their peers, complaining they are overworked and under-appreciated. As strained contract negotiations continue, both sides hope to resolve faculty's low morale. They are also looking for leadership from Ryerson president Claude Lajeunesse, who must address faculty morale in his next five years.

Faculty wants lounge on par with other universities

December 2, 1998

RFA has $62,000 for faculty club; members would have to pay higher dues

RFA contract talks back on

November 25, 1998

They may be on speaking terms, but Ryerson’s faculty and administration don’t appear to any closer to resolving their contract problems.

Teach and you will earn…

October 25, 1995

A look at how much your professors are paid