Kristin Lam is a Communications Specialist at various esteemed organizations. She focuses on topics such as lawsuits, public education, educational policy, and school governance, exploring the intricate dynamics that shape these critical areas. Kristin's work has been featured in the Charlotte Business Journal, The New York Academy of Sciences, CapRadio, Jefferson Public Radio, and the California Faculty Association.
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By: Kristin Lam
When Nancy Meyer-Adams walked into her classroom at the University of Southern California (USC) two decades ago, she overheard students groaning about the
By: Kristin Lam
Scan the QR code to pledge to vote union. 2026 is a turning point for California and our nation. With term limits reshaping the legislature and key
By: Kristin Lam
The CFA Counselors Committee sent the following letter to the members of the CSU Board of Trustees last week: Dear Members of the CSU Board of
By: Kristin Lam
Margarita Berta-Ávila, CFA President and Sacramento State professor, gave a speech at a rally on Monday for
By: Kristin Lam
It’s been over a year since the Los Angeles wildfires devastated many densely populated neighborhoods and displaced thousands of
By: Kristin Lam
Governor Newsom is set to release the May Revise to the 2026-27 budget; this is an update to the January budget proposal using updated tax information.
By: Kristin Lam
Dahna Stowe’s colleagues describe her decision to retire early from teaching at CSU Bakerfield (CSUB) as selfless. The CFA
By: Kristin Lam
The CFA Bargaining Team prepares for their first bargaining meeting with CSU management as negotiations begin. Last week, we broke down the CFA Bargaining
By: Kristin Lam
CFA is fighting hard to protect rights, privacy and jobs for faculty against the push for adopting AI at CSU. Yesterday, a hearing with the Public Employment Relations Board (PERB) began between CFA and management over CSU's failure to meet and confer over the AI Initiative it launched in February 2025. The hearing is scheduled to continue on July 23.
CFA's fight for faculty protections regarding AI at CSU has been picked up by state and national news outlets recently, including The New York Times, NPR, and the Sacramento Bee. CFA members are quoted giving their perspectives on AI use in the CSU:
