Blog
Contract update: APSCUF faculty members vote to authorize strike
APSCUF’s nominations and elections committee opens strike-authorization ballots Sept. 12 at the Association of Pennsylvania State College and Universities office in Harrisburg.
The votes are in. Click here to read today’s press release.
The next faculty negotiation session is scheduled for Sept. 16. The next coach session is slated for Sept. 19.
Members, click here to sign up for text-message alerts about future contract news.
Contract update: No closer to a contract after teams talk healthcare
Negotiators for APSCUF and the State System met today. Click here to read today’s press release.
The next faculty negotiation session is scheduled for Sept. 16. The next coach session is slated for Sept. 19.
Members, click here to sign up for text-message alerts about future contract news.
Contract update: Faculty strike-authorization voting begins today on State System campuses
APSCUF faculty members began voting on strike-authorization today. Click here to read today’s press release.
The next faculty negotiation session is scheduled for Sept. 8. The next coach session is slated for Sept. 19.
Members, click here to sign up for text-message alerts about future contract news.
Contract update: Deal remains elusive after today’s negotiation session
Negotiators for APSCUF and the State System met today. Click here to read today’s press release.
The next faculty negotiation session is scheduled for Sept. 8. The next coach session is slated for Sept. 19.
Members, click here to sign up for text-message alerts about future contract news.
APSCUF life: Flashback edition
In its APSCUF Life series, APSCUF goes behind the scenes to show how faculty members and coaches continue to devote themselves to affordable, quality education even when class is not in session.
Sometimes APSCUF’s state office feels more like a time capsule than a workplace. We’re surrounded by artifacts from the organization’s almost-80-year history.
Items such as this 1990s advertisement explaining how state university faculty members spend their time. Two decades later (Where did the time go?), it’s a message we’re still sharing — because it’s an important one. Today we’re spreading the word with #APSCUFlife instead of America Online (Our AOL keyword was APSCUFHBG.), but the point is the same: Our faculty members (and now coaches, for whom APSCUF has been collectively bargaining since the early 2000s) are dedicated to quality public higher education not just in the classroom, but outside it, in their research, and in their communities.
