These individuals miss out on Mr. Schill's plan: get more tenured faculty, that bring in more research dollars for the University. Teaching Faculty do not bring in an grants which would allocate more money for professors. I earned a degree from the University in Political Science only having 1 class with a tenured faculty member. This to me is a disservice to the students who are paying an ever increasing amount of money for an education that is taught by PhD students or Faculty who don't do research. The fact that the UO gives out more degrees than other universities per tenured faculty members should not be applauded, that is why Schill was brought in, to reverse course on that very subject. This will just mean faculty members will have to have human interaction with their students.  This also gives greater opportunities for the University to add more 410 courses which are typically passion projects related to research.