CFA’s opposition to the CSU Board of Trustees giving former CSU San Bernardino President Tomás Morales exit benefits has been picked up by news outlets, including CalMatters, the California Post, and the Los Angeles Times. CFA members are quoted and interviewed about Morales’s mismanagement and toxicity, including how he was accused of discrimination, harassment and retaliation in a lawsuit that the university recently settled for $12 million.

  • Cal State gives $340K job to ex-president who stepped down after discrimination lawsuit, CalMatters. “San Bernardino’s chapter of the California Faculty Association labor union asked Cal State to open an investigation into university administrators perpetuating gender discrimination and deny Morales executive transition benefits in a social media post yesterday.” 
  • Disgraced California college president accused of harassment to earn outrageous six-figure salary, California Post. “California Faculty Association San Bernardino chapter President Tiffany Jones called rewarding Morales a ‘stunning failure of accountability and a direct betrayal of students, faculty, and staff.'”
  • Former CSU campus president accused of harassment to earn $343,920 in new university job, Los Angeles Times. “’At a time when campuses face budget constraints, staffing shortages, and growing student needs, CSU resources must not be used to provide a financial cushion for failed leadership,’ [CFA San Bernardino Chapter President Tiffany] Jones said in a news release.”
  • Tomás Morales, ex-Cal State San Bernardino president, will get his benefits, San Bernardino Sun. “Thomas Corrigan, a member of the faculty union and a Cal State San Bernardino professor, told the board Tuesday, July 21, that in light of Morales’ actions regarding a recent lawsuit, he and the union asked trustees to reject the benefits.”
  • CSUSB CFA INTERVIEW @ 1pm + NEW University President, Angelina M Tucci. CFA San Bernardino member-leaders Corrie Roozee and T.C. Corrigan joined Angelina M. Tucci’s Inland Empire Political News Show to talk about mismanagement and toxicity at CSU San Bernardino and CFA’s fight for a fair contract.

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