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“This is an attack not just on our economic well-being, on our workload: This is an attack on our fundamental rights as citizens — citizens of N.J.” — Dr. Jeffrey Halpern, @RIDER_AAUP chief negotiator, prior to members voting today to authorize union leaders to call a strike.
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“The faculty at Rider have had enough. We have made a # of concessions since 2015 to help Rider survive, but at this point, it is clear the biggest problem facing Rider is its current administration.” -Rider AAUP President David Dewberry @RIDER_AAUP
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Rider University starts year with possible faculty strike looming nj1015.com/rider-university-…
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Rider AAUP members participate in informational picketing on campus as students begin to move in. #RiderUniversity #AAUP #AFT #WestminsterChoirCollege
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Professors at N.J. university threaten to strike just as students are set to return nj.com/education/2022/09/pro…
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The membership voted 99% to authorize a strike.
We will resume negotiations tomorrow in the morning.
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We've been negotiating with the administration during the summer, and things are getting to that point. We wanted to update our supporters on where we stand today. Read full statement below. #RiderUniversity #NJCollege #AAUP #WestminsterChoirCollege #AmericanFederationOfTeachers
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Beautiful memories of @CIOWCCNJ ..despite a two year absence, it was a time of incredible growth for conductors AND Westminster choir! @WCCNJ ❤️ instagram.com/reel/CguroJ4ln…
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Nic Bedelyon is entering his 11th year with a well deserved TITLE CHANGE!
Head Coach John Hangey & AD Don Harnum are excited to officially name Bedelyon the Associate Head Coach!Bedelyon has been part of the the staff for 10 yrs & is credited for much of the programs success.
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194 Rider Student-Athletes Honored on MAAC Academic Honor Roll
📰 gobroncs.com/news/2022/7/27/…
#GoBroncs
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We're in full contract negotiations with the Dell'Omo administration and guess what they've started to do?
They're attempting to hire interim faculty as strikebreakers!
Note, the administration lists also the Princeton campus address...
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A quick income comparison:
Greg Dell'Omo: $620,112
Anthony Fauci: $480,654
As an alumna whose major was cut then reinstated, whose professors have been mistreated and whose school has been damaged under the current administration, I pledge no gifts until President Dell'Omo is gone. #SaveRider #DellOmoMustGo
Anyone else bothered by the fact that half of these announcements are about honoring music education/theater professors and alumni, right on the heels of administration discontinuing so many related programs? @WCCNJ #RiderUniversity
From this week's Rider Report
Why can't we can Coke AND President Dell'Omo? #RiderUniversity #NJCollege
“It is simple. President Dell’Omo has failed Rider University. He must be expelled immediately,” said AAUP President Barbara Franz.
After announcing major academic cuts and staffing cuts, Rider President Greg Dell’Omo addressed a number of issues facing the university at an open dialogue with faculty and staff and in an interview with The Rider News. (By @SChornobroff) theridernews.com/dellomo-say…
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Citing $20 million budget deficit, Rider University slashes programs, cuts staff planetprinceton.com/2022/06/…
Announced yesterday:
The majority of programs — 41 of them — will continue as constituted. Seven programs will receive additional resources to allow them to grow. Seventeen programs will be eliminated, and eight will be archived.






















