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Letter: Cal Poly Humboldt faculty demand resignation

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    • Cal Poly Humboldt Faculty & Staff Demand for Immediate Termination of Jackson, Johnson

    Cal Poly Humboldt Faculty & Staff
    Demand for Immediate removal and termination of President Tom     Jackson and Chief of Staff Mark Johnson

    A group of staff and faculty drafted this preamble to the letter below, which we are sharing with the media on behalf of 320 staff and faculty members at Cal Poly Humboldt.

    On April 29, 2024, we sent the following letter to leaders who have the power to hold President Tom Jackson and Chief of Staff Mark Johnson accountable for unilateral decisions that have significantly hurt all of us: Chancellor Mildred Garcia, Governor Gavin Newsom, and the CSU Board of Trustees. We have not yet heard from any of them. So we now turn to the media to explain our position and to make visible to the Humboldt community and broader public our solidarity on the issue of termination of Jackson and Johnson. The campus cannot move toward any kind of healing with Tom Jackson and Mark Johnson in leadership positions at our university. Their removal are necessary precursors for restoring a safe educational environment for students and community members.

    Over its history, our campus has seen a number of building occupations and angry demonstrations by students. Previous actions by students have been handled by the university in a completely different manner than what we just experienced. The violent and fearful response by our administration is unprecedented. It contradicts the myriad of respectful and positive ways that our previous campus leaders engaged with students involved in protests and demonstrations.

    From the beginning of the sit-in in Siemens Hall on April 22, 2024, some administrators, faculty, and staff were on the ground working with student protesters through de-escalation, productive dialogue, and non-violent resolution, in line with past practice and precedent. We were committed to keeping all students, including student protestors, from harm. Yet on both April 22 and April 29, President Tom Jackson authorized multiple law enforcement units to arrest student protestors.

    Without notice, Jackson also authorized a “hard closure” of the University on April 27, prohibiting all students, staff, and faculty from access to campus. HUMBOLDT ALERT messages to employees about the hard closure include the language that “Failure to follow this directive may lead to corrective or disciplinary action, up to and including termination of employment.” The hard closure escalated fear and stress for students and campus employees. It exponentially increased the labor of campus staff, such as facilities managers, grounds people, and information technology resources staff. It has forced faculty to hold office hours on their phones or in their driveways as students scramble to study for finals. Students have not been able to access the library or their work in science labs and art studios. Most crucially, the hard closure made our campus community feel unsafe, and it especially caused worry and confusion for students. Faculty and staff were and still are opposed to the hard closure. It was yet another leadership decision made without consultation of faculty and staff. It remains in place as of this writing.

    Faculty and staff don’t agree on everything. As per the 320 signatories below, what we do agree on is that Tom Jackson and Mark Johnson have demonstrated that they do not align with our values and repeated calls for peaceful resolution, and they should not be engaged in any additional decisions regarding the situation on campus. Their decisions only created unsafe conditions for all of our students. Our demand for immediate termination of Tom Jackson and Mark Johnson is only one of our current priorities in regard to all of the work we have in front of us. It marks a shared commitment of 320 staff and faculty, and it represents what we believe is the consensus of the university community. _____________________________________________________________________________________

    We, the faculty and staff of Cal Poly Humboldt, urgently demand the immediate removal and termination of President Tom Jackson and Chief of Staff Mark A. Johnson from their positions at our institution. Their repeatedly extreme and reckless actions in response to recent campus protests have systematically endangered students, staff, and faculty, undermined the

    principles of shared governance, and shattered any remaining trust in their leadership.

    President Jackson and Chief of Staff Johnson’s decision to deploy law enforcement against student demonstrators on April 22, 2024 resulted in direct physical harm to members of our campus community. The President’s decisions to bring in law enforcement, before even attempting to communicate with student protestors, followed by the “hard campus closure” on April 27, 2024 has intensified rather than de-escalated the situation. The president has not communicated with members of the campus community, including faculty and staff, at any point since April 22. Jackson and Johnson’s permission for excessive use of police force, coupled with a complete absence of consultation with us, and Jackson’s repeated avoidance of communication and visible leadership since his hire, demonstrate a disregard for the safety of our students, disrespect for faculty and staff, and an alarming lack of understanding of our campus culture.

    Furthermore, the administration’s persistent lack of transparency throughout this crisis has eroded our ability to function as a collaborative academic institution. Decisions affecting the entire university have been made without any input from shared governance bodies. This unilateral approach renders meaningful dialogue and problem-solving impossible.

    The faculty’s overwhelming vote of no-confidence in President Jackson on April 25th underscores the gravity of this situation. Vote tally out of 203 present voters was 193 affirmative; 3 nos, and 7 abstentions. We have lost faith in President Jackson and Chief of Staff Johnson’s ability to lead Cal Poly Humboldt with integrity, foresight, or concern for the well-being of our learning community.

    We demand President Tom Jackson and Chief of Staff Mark Johnson’s immediate removal to restore the principles of shared governance, transparency, and accountability that are essential for Cal Poly Humboldt and the California State University system to thrive.

    1. James F. Woglom, Chair of the University Senate and General Faculty President, Co-Chair of the School of Education
    2. Monty Mola, Immediate Past General Faculty President & University Senate Chair, Chair of the Department of Physics and Astronomy,
    3. Mary Virnoche, ASCSU Senator, Past General Faculty President & University Senate Chair, Professor of Sociology
    4. Stephanie Burkhalter, ASCSU Senator, Past General Faculty President & University Senate Chair, Professor of Sociology, Professor, Politics
    5. Timothy Miller, Vice Chair of University Senate Chair of Faculty Affairs Committee, Librarian
    6. Nicole Jean Hill, Faculty Senator, Chair and Professor of Art, Department of Art & Film
    7. Christopher W. Harmon, Faculty Senator, Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry
    8. Shelbi Schroeder, Faculty Senator, Art and Film,
    9. Arianna Thobaben, Faculty Senator, Learning Center, School of Education
      1. Kimberly Stelter, Faculty Senator, Librarian, University Library
      2. Marissa Ramsier, Faculty Senator, Professor and Chair of Anthropology
      3. Jim Graham, Faculty Senator, Environmental Science & Management
    1. Ara Pachmayer, Faculty Senator, School of Applied Health
    2. Rouhollah Aghasaleh, Faculty Senator, School of Education
    3. Frank Cappuccio, Faculty Senator, Dept of Chemistry & Biochemistry, Biological Sciences
    4. Lisa Tremain, Associate Professor and Chair of English, Chair of Philosophy
    5. Tani Sebro, Associate Professor, Politics
    6. Gabi Kirk, Assistant Professor, Geography, Environment, and Spatial Analysis
    7. Holland Heese, Lecturer, Mathematics
    8. Christina Hsu Accomando, Professor, Critical Race, Gender & Sexuality Studies & Education and English
    9. Sarah Ray, Chair, Environmental Studies
    10. Dawn Goley, Biological Sciences
    11. Prof. Marschke, History
    12. Cindy Moyer, Chair , Dance, Music, and Theatre
    13. Howard Benjamin Shaeffer, Philosophy
    14. L. Rae Robison, Theatre
    15. George Wrenn, Librarian, University Library
    1. Maria Bartlett, Professor Emerita, Social Work
    2. Bonnie Ludka, Assistant Professor, School of Engineering
    3. Andrea Delgado, Faculty, Department of English, Cal Poly Humboldt
    4. Torisha Khonach, PhD, lecturer and alumni, Sociology
    5. Kerry Marsden, English
    6. Dr. Roberto Mónico, Critical Race, Gender & Sexuality Studies
    7. Marcos Hernandez, Lecturer, English
    8. Nicolette Amann, Cal Poly Humboldt
    9. María Corral Rocha, Lecturer, Critical Race, Gender & Sexuality Studies
    10. Janaee’ N. Sykes – Academic Advisor
    11. Dominic Corva, Director of Cannabis Studies, Department of Sociology
    12. Sarita Ray Chaudhury, PhD, Cal Poly Humboldt
    13. Savannah Carpenter CAHSS Staff
    14. Caglar Dolek, Assistant Professor, Department of Sociology
    15. Abigail Smithson, Lecturer, Art+Film
    16. Jennifer L. Eichstedt, Professor, Sociology
    1. Eliseo Casiano, Art + Film
    2. Marianne Ahokas, English
    3. Janet Winston, Professor, English
    4. Julie Alderson, Professor, Department of Art + Film
    5. Tristan Gleason, School of Education
    6. Nate Swenson, Forest, Fire, & Rangeland Management, Lecturer
    7. Jennifer Brown, English
    8. Dave Woody, Art + Film
    9. Alyssa Semerdjian, Biological Sciences
    10. Heal McKnight, Lecturer, Dept. of English
    11. Jocelyne Takatsuno, Sponsored Programs Foundation
    12. Julie Slater North, Faculty, Social Work Department
    13. Qualla Jo Ketchum, Assistant Professor, School of Engineering
    14. Mary Glenn, Professor, Anthropology
    15. Stacey Salinas, Critical Race, Gender & Sexuality Studies and Education, Ethnic Studies
    16. Rob Keever, Dean of Students Office
    1. Carly Slade, Assistant Professor, Art + Film
    2. Dave Jannetta, Assistant Professor, Art + Film, Film Program Lead
    3. Nicola Waugh, Art + Film
    4. Stephen Nachtigall, Art + Film
    5. Noah Zerbe, Professor, Politics
    6. Frank Fogarty, Assistant Professor, Department of Wildlife
    7. Tyler Hooker IST-II Physics & Astronomy
    8. Katie Koscielak, Lecturer ENST & GEOG
    9. Pamela Brown Professor Emerita
    10. Danielle Cenotti, Community Relations Support Assistant
    11. Gillian Black, Academic and Career Advising
    12. Lindsay Kessner Art + Film
    13. Erin M. Sullivan, Lecturer, Department of English
    14. Cara Peters, Sponsored Programs Foundation
    15. Sondra Schwetman, Associate Professor, Art +Film
    16. Tanner Hooven, Lecturer, Department of Physics and Astronomy
    17. Amanda Dinscore, Library
    1. Angela Turner, Sponsored Programs Foundation
    2. Cinthya Ammerman, Assistant Professor NAS
    3. Russell “Carlos” Gaskell, Department of World Languages and Cultures – Spanish Program
    4. Roxann Schroeder, Lecturer, Biology and ESM
    5. Mary Scoggin, Professor, Anthropology
    6. Brianne Hagen, CPH Librarian Faculty
    7. Grace Coleman ASC II School of Business
    8. Joshua Smith, Chair of Chemistry & Biochemistry
    9. Daniel Barton, Chair and Associate Professor, Department of Wildlife
    10. Sharon Tuttle, Professor, Computer Science
    11. Guy Aronoff, Emeritus Instructor Humboldt
    12. Nicole Kita, Lecturer, Art + Film
    13. Shannon Rocha, Engineering Professional Experiences Coordinator
    14. Sintana Vergara, Associate Professor, Environmental Resources Engineering
    15. Tyler J. Evans, Professor of Mathematics
    16. Llyn Smith, Professor Emeritus Anthropology
    1. Mat Whiteley – Lecturer, Art and Film
    2. Paul Michael L. Atienza, Critical Race, Gender & Sexuality Studies and Education
    3. Hallie Lepphaille, Program Coordinator & Academic Advisor, School of Education
    4. Michihiro Sugata, Associate Professor, Sociology
    5. Sara Hart, Lecturer and Program Leader, Religious Studies
    6. Jocelyn Heaney English Dept.
    7. Edward Carpenter, EOP/Student Support Services
    8. Leslie WS Rodelander, Sponsored Programs Foundation
    9. Brianne Lee, Greenhouse Collections Manager
    10. Jeremy Nichols, Administrative Coordinator, Native American Studies/Critical Race, Gender & Sexuality Studies and Education
    11. Kate Foley-Beining, World Languages and Cultures
    12. Kerry M. Byrne, Associate Professor, Environmental Science and Management
    13. Marilyn Koch, Lecturer, Art + Film
    14. Carisse Geronimo, Schatz Energy Research Center
    15. Ryder Dschida, History Education, Cal Poly Humboldt
    1. Richard N Brown, Faculty in Wildlife
    2. Anthony Silvaggio, Sociology
    3. Stefanie Israel de Souza, Assistant Professor, Sociology
    4. Elizabeth A.Eschenbach, Professor and Program Lead of Environmental Resources Engineering, School of Engineering
    5. Isaac Torres, Critical Race, Gender & Sexuality Studies and Education Lecturer & Academic Advisor
    6. Justin Egan, Lecturer, English.
    7. Jean Pfaelzer, Affiliated Professor of History
    8. Susan Morrison – Biology stockroom manager
    9. Dan Aldag, Music
    10. Dr. Laura Johnson, Geography, Environment, and Spatial Analysis
    11. Emily West, Lecturer, Dept of Physics and Astronomy
    12. Julie Raich Dieme, World Languages & Cultures
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    14. Robert Cliver, Professor of History, Cal Poly Humboldt
    15. Christiana Frye Sponsored Program Foundation
    16. Tessa Head, Lecturer, English
    1. Mark Wilson. Biological Sciences
    2. Mark Castro, Lecturer Anthropology; Cultural Resources Facility
    3. JM Black, Wildlife Professor
    4. Nina Misch, Lecturer, Department of Social Work
    5. Gary Lewis, Music
    6. Daniel Busch, Research associate, Cultural Resources Facility
    7. Maghan Maberry Cultural Resources Facility
    8. Edward Brenneman, lecturer Chemistry
    9. Elizabeth Rivera, Dance Faculty
    10. John Chernoff, Music Department
    11. Allison Bronson, Biological Sciences
    12. JoAnne Berke, Professor Emerita
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    16. Su Karl, Learning Center
    1. M. E. Stone, Gallery Assistant
    2. Romi Hitchcock Tinseth, Communication
    3. Natalie Giannini, English
    4. Whitney Ogle – Associate Professor School of Applied Health
    5. Erik Jules, Department of Biological Sciences
    6. Jennifer Trowbridge, Lecturer, Department of Dance, Music, and Theatre
    7. Dr. Renée M. Byrd, Associate Professor of English
    8. Dylan McClure, Lecturer, Social Work
    9. Rosemary Sherriff, Professor, Department of Geography, Environment & Spatial Analysis
    10. Robin Bencie, Biological Sciences
    11. Henry Solares, Staff Member, RAMP
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    13. Christopher Cox, Music
    14. Kaz Wegmuller, Sponsored Programs Foundation
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    2. Yvonne Doble, Social Work
    3. Daniela Mineva, Professor Music
    4. Celesté Tamayo, Post-Master’s Resident, Counseling & Psychological Services
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    8. Jack Murphy, Lecturer, Dept. of Environmental Science and Management
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    11. Dakota Hamilton, Professor Emerita, Department of History
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    8. Glenn Tinseth, Cal Poly Humboldt Chemistry Lecturer
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    11. Seth Bradley – Research Analyst (IRAR), Alum (Politics), Grad Student (Sociology)
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    14. Ian Guerrero, Schatz Energy Research Center
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    4. Shannon Rocha, Engineering Professional Experiences Coordinator
    5. Sarah Ben-Zvi, English Department Lecturer
    6. Maxwell Schnurer, Ph.D., Professor and chair of Communication
    7. Nicola Walters, Lecturer, Cal Poly Humboldt
    8. Joice Chang, Professor and Chair, Department of Politics
    9. Libbi Miller, School of Education
    10. Annika Bäckström, Music
    11. Rachael Wade, Assistant Professor, Dept of Biological Sciences
    12. Laura Levy, Associate Professor, Geology
    13. Betsy Rogers, Academic Advisor, College of Extended Education and Global Engagement
    14. Erica Ashby, Case Manager, Student Health & Wellbeing Services
    15. Melanie Michalak, Associate Professor, Geology Department
    16. Kelsi Guerrero, Lecturer Psychology Department
    17. Xelha Puc, Staff
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    2. Enrique Guerrero, Visiting Professor, Department of Physics & Astronomy
    3. Kaitlin Reed, Assistant Professor, Native American Studies
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    5. Jacqueline Mayrand, LMFT, CAPS Clinical Coordinator and Counselor Faculty
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    11. Binta Wright, Sponsored Programs Foundation
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    6. Amanda Hahn, Associate Professor, Psychology
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    2. Erika Demers, Staff Psychotherapist, Counseling and Psychological Services
    3. Stephanie Souter, Lecturer Psychology
    4. David Tuttle, Lecturer in Computer Science
    5. Stephen C. Sillett, Department of Forestry, Fire, and Rangeland Management
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    10. Jose R. Marin Jarrin, Department of Fisheries Biology
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    14. Sonja Manor, Mathematics
    15. Kate Lancaster, Faculty Emerita and Lecturer, School of Business
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    2. John Chandler, Philosophy
    3. David Franklin, Schatz Energy Research Center
    4. Azure Pellegrino, Lecturer, Psychology
    5. Melea Smith, Youth Educational Services
    6. Jo Archibald, Assistant Professor, Environmental Resources Engineering
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