to try and raise awareness, many adjunct professors joined the california faculty association. through this organization, members try to improve their own working conditions, as well as add more tenure-line faculty. cfa has been pushing as long as it's been around to increase the tenure line from the low levels that it's sunk to, and will continue to do so. so other than-but this requires a commitment on the part of the state to adequately fund the csu. and we're currently about a billion dollars underfunded from where we should have been. we're actually educating more students with less money in 2015 than we were in 2007. anthropology professor and cfa board of directors member jonathan karpf says there is a responsibility from the state, the people of california, and the csu to help fund higher education. he says the money could bring back public education to the high stature that it once had. spending money on professor hiring instead of the high-tech phone system that was integrated into the university the past couple of years. that was a huge amount of money that could have

legislation that occurred a handful of years ago in california creating an associate degrees for transfer, which actually challenged both the community college faculty and the california state university faculty. and to a lesser extent the university of california faculty, to create model transfer curricula in which students if they take a certain set of courses at a given community college, it's guaranteed access when they pass those at the appropriate level guaranteed access to a california state university campus. and that has just started about two or three years ago with some degree of success. this last year some 6,000 or 7,000 of our students came in with an associate degrees for transfer. that means their entire lower division work is taken care of. and they can get right into their major and have a much greater probability of success. the swirl part and getting lost part happens when you get thrown out of high school into a community college without any direction. and i think the paralysis of too many choices and the distractions of life is what gets in the way. so we actually worry sometimes particularly in first generation low-income that

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