Did the New SDSU Accelerated BSN Program in California Thread Get Locked?

Editorial Team / Admin · Jun 22, 2010

as the message states, thread is moved to staff review for now.

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suzywoo · Jun 22, 2010

Hi, this is suzywoo, the no-longer-a-faculty member who was working on an online course. At the same time as my original post, I posted the same info on the original site, I started another thread, called:

Don't give up on the SDSU Accelerated Baccalaureate (by suzywoo)

My intention was to help stimulate action to try to reverse the Chancellor's decision. So far no one has replied to this thread, but it does outline several pro-active options for students, with links to contacts.

In addition to the actions I outlined there, I have now also written to all CSU trustees (except the Chancellor himself), and hope that over the next week there will be some discussion of the issue in the halls of academia.

I have to say that all of the threatening posts will only make everyone clam up, and make it much less likely that we can agitate successfully for change. While I share your anger, mine is not directed at SDSU, which was heavily invested in this program. There will be many times in your life where you are unhappy about some administrative decision, or fearful of how something will affect your life. You can spend your energy complaining and looking for someone to blame, or you can try to build a movement and work toward a consensus. What kind of person would you rather be? What kind of nurse would you rather be? Try to channel all that useful energy into change, not blame. Thanks.