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Home *Opinion*

UNB department chairs reveal misplaced priorities of administration

by Asaf Rashid
January 21, 2014
Reading Time: 1min read

The following letter to University of New Brunswick (UNB) president Eddy Campbell, on behalf of 35 department chairs at the university, has just been made public. It was written on January 9, 2014 and Campbell acknowledged receipt of it on January 11, but that is as far as he went. He has not, to date, responded to the letter’s points.

Chairs letter to campbell

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