Faculty strike in Pa.

I don't know. Haven't been to them, but Shipp is awfully small to have a college of that size. I'm only gently teasing. It's a lovely little town.

 

Millersville says hi.

 

What about everyone's favorite, Slippery Rock?

 

If you go down the 18-school PSAC roster, the only schools in a setting that could be termed urban are Gannon and Mercyhurst in Erie, and Pitt-Johnstown. And "urban" is a stretch for those cities.

Most of the rest are small-town venues, although Millersville is just a few miles out of Lancaster and West Chester and Cheyney are within hailing distance of Philly.

 

When I was a doctoral student I and a couple of others routinely taught this capstone class having to do with business strategy. I'd love to have heard a parent complaining about their little snowflake being taught by one of those GTAs ... he was a former CEO/CotB of a Fortune 500 company.

 

I attended Cal PA.
We had a cool music scene at the time.
Other activities included drinking to excess, recreational drugs, hanging out by the Mon, drunk swimming in the Mon and hopping trains.

 

How many parents were successful in their quest for tuition refunds? Enough to pay for a new flatscreen for weekday dad?

 

You made your point. Back into your troll hole.

 

I've read a few Facebook comments on the various PASSHE school pages from parents asking for refunds. The schools are still telling students to show up despite not having plans to use replacement instructors. Anyone know how long PASSHE has before the feds ask for a return of student financial aid funds?