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APSCUF has no ‘outstanding requests’

Avoid scams by practicing vigilance Some APSCUF members this week reported receiving emails from individuals impersonating chapter presidents (and referencing chapter treasurers) asking for help with "outstanding requests." While the emails incorporate the publicly...

Let’s stand up for higher ed on Nov. 7

What are you doing on Nov. 7? A coalition of Pennsylvania higher-ed labor unions and higher-education advocates — including APSCUF — is planning Nov. 7 events to call out threats to life-saving research and to the affordability of higher education in the Commonwealth....

Millersville University student earns APSCUF scholarship

Millersville University student Lydia Kramer is the 2025 winner of State APSCUF's $6,000 scholarship, selected by APSCUF's special-services committee. Kramer is the daughter of Shippensburg APSCUF member Dr. Emily Kramer. The scholarship recipient is majoring in early...

APSCUF doesn’t need you to buy gift cards

Stay vigilant to avoid scams, monetary loss Some APSCUF members reported receiving emails from individuals pretending to be chapter presidents and asking for payments. APSCUF does not send unexpected emails requesting money (including transfers or gift cards) to...

Merger, Meteorology, and More: Meet Mario Majcen

Shortly after becoming his chapter's vice president, Mario Majcen was part of a three-day strike in October 2016. Now, nine years later, he serves his chapter as president — and all of APSCUF as a statewide officer-at-large. Majcen grew up and graduated from college...

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