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SAVE THE DATE – NYSC AAUP Spring Business Meeting and Conference (April 8th and 9th)

“Using the Accreditation Process, Along With Middle States and AAUP Standards to Facilitate and Enhance Shared Governance”

BUDGET BRIEFING WORKSHOP – February 7, 2022, 5-6pm

To help our members better understand the current budget, Fred Floss, Chair of the NYSC AAUP Committee on Government Relations will be holding a Budget Briefing Workshop on Monday, February 7th, from 5:00-6:00pm.

We hope you will join us for this much needed and useful workshop!

(The Zoom link for this event was provided to all NYS AAUP members in good standing via Action Network email sent on 1/28/2022 @ 11:25am)

Chapter Leaders Meeting

There will be a Chapter Leader's Meeting on Tuesday, August 13th from 11:00am-12:00noon. This will be an open 'meet and greet' with intentional discussion around topics such as 'what's happening on your campus/with your chapter," 'questions for the NYSC and/or its...

“AAUP in CNY” – Monday, 5/2, 12:00-1:15pm

The Syracuse University AAUP Chapter is hosting a panel discussion of regional AAUP organizers in CNY on strategy and challenges building faculty power. The event will feature Dan Breen, President, Ithaca College AAUP; Risa Lieberwitz, President, Cornell University...

Latest News

ARTICLE IN DAILY ORANGE (2.3.22)

  “AAUP endorses New York state budget, seeks increased financial aid” – https://dailyorange.com/2022/02/aaup-endorses-new-york-budget-increase-financial-aid/

NYSC AAUP RELEASES STATEMENT ON GOVERNOR HOCHUL’S FY2023 BUDGET

On January 18th Governor Kathy Hochul presented her FY2023 Executive Budget, which included committing $1.5 billion for SUNY and CUNY over the next five years and expanded TAP eligibility. Another $31 billion is slated to strengthen teacher workforce and invest in schools. In response, the NYS AAUP issued the following statement on January 26th, 2022 noting how much they appreciate and welcome Gouverneur Hochul’s emphasis on education and especially the need for additional funding in higher ed.

Here is a direct link to the Press Release. Press release NYS AAUP Leg Agenda 2022F