Part time professors to go on strike at Columbia College Chicago
CHICAGO -- More than 600 part time adjunct professors who are part of the Columbia College Faculty Union are preparing to go on strike Monday. This comes as the union accuses the school of not providing a quality education. The accusation stems from recent changes made by the college. The changes include classes being cut and merged and an increase in class size, which impacts both faculty and staff.
' Quality is what Lizeth Medina expects as a full time student, but she is already seeing her schedule affected by the strike. 'I know that I'm already not having one of my classes,' she said. 'Until the strike is over, which we still don't know when that's going to be.' CBS 2 reached out to the college, and they addressed the restructuring of course offerings and increased classroom size.
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