by Kathryn Morton | Jul 16, 2025 | News
While working in construction for six years, James (Jimmy) Guignard saw some of the effects of not having a union. When he got to Mansfield University in 2005, he said joining APSCUF was a “no brainer.” Now, 20 years later, the professor sits as an officer-at-large on...
by Kathryn Morton | Jun 18, 2025 | News
We were delighted to have Associate Professor Candice Riley of PennWest California as our faculty intern last week. She visited the Harrisburg office to interact with staff members and observe the spectrum of union administration. Members, watch the APSCUF newsletter...
by Kathryn Morton | May 30, 2025 | News
Over the last year, many of our APSCUF members have been recognized for their work. Here is a showcase of some of their accomplishments. From Commonwealth-Bloomsburg, Susan Kocher picked up her 400th win as head coach of Huskies softball. PennWest California art...
by Kathryn Morton | May 27, 2025 | News
My name is Ian C. Hall. I am a student at PennWest Edinboro studying secondary education with a concentration in mathematics. I have done debates and a few presentations during the short time I have spent on campus thus far. I also work with the campus’s wheelchair...
by Kathryn Morton | Apr 10, 2025 | News
The April 10 Board of Governors meeting streamed via YouTube. Below are Dr. Kenneth M. Mash’s comments as prepared. Chair Shapira, Interim Chancellor Fiorentino, governors, presidents, and guests, I am Ken Mash, and I am president of the Association of...
by Kathryn Morton | Mar 1, 2025 | News
Higher education — in fact, all of education — is facing multiple threats in a way that none of us have ever experienced. APSCUF is pushing back. In conjunction with AFT’s March 4 day of action, APSCUF chapters are hosting informational activities and advocacy actions...
