IN THIS ISSUE OF THE FACULTY HERALD
An Interview with President Theobald, Part Two
By Steve Newman
"...“that’s an issue we’re tracking weekly. What is the diversity of our applicant pool, our admit pool, our in-state/out-of-state, all of those things matter. We are a public university of the commonwealth of Pennsylvania, and that’s where we start the discussion." - President Neil Theobald
Temple's Institutional Integrity
By Frank Friedman and Eleanor Myers
"We believe that progress in these 6 areas are of vital interest to all members of the Temple University community and that it is incumbent upon the University faculty to work with the new University administration to ensure that appropriate steps are taken to ensure the integrity of the University both with regard to internal operations and the image it projects.”
The Price of Performing a Mitzvah at Temple University: The Cost of Caring for One’s Fellow Human Beings in the 21st Century
By Michael Sirover
"At Temple, in 2013, we may face two contradictory goals, i.e., the need to establish a firm economic foundation as we go forward in the 21st century and our commitment to our fellow human beings as evidenced by the care our hospital has provided over these many years. How we deal with this challenge may reveal the nature of our character and the strength of our convictions."
The Affordable Care Adjunct, Coming Soon?
By Kime Lawson
"As of July 2011, ...a "regular" Temple adjunct with a 50% subsidy might still expect to pay $221.54 a month for themselves, or $966.84 for a family, while only taking home roughly $1200 a month."
Steve Newman,
Editor
volume 43, number 4
