The latest updates about News and Events related to AAUP Utica/AFT 6786 and other local, regional and national labor issues.
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Don’t Forget to RSVP to the AAUP-UC Spring Business Luncheon by Monday, May 4th!
Please mark your calendars for the annual AAUP-UC business luncheon on Thursday, May 7 at 11:30am at the Holiday Inn on Burrstone Road. The agenda will include our scholarship awards, the annual treasurer’s report, and an update on various union issues. Please RSVP to Dan Kurtz by Monday, May 4 if you plan to attend. Read more
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Reminder: Nominate a student for an AAUP-UC Scholarship by Thursday, April 23rd!
Each year, the AAUP-UC awards two $1,000 scholarships at our spring luncheon. Members of the bargaining unit are invited to nominate worthy Utica College students in their next-to-last year, that is, juniors or students who are continuing in(to) a graduate program at Utica College. The Virgil C. Crisafulli Scholarship is awarded each year to a… Read more
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Save The Date: AAUP-UC Spring Business Luncheon on May 7 at 11:30am
Please mark your calendars for the annual AAUP-UC business luncheon on Thursday, May 7 at 11:30am at the Holiday Inn on Burrstone Road. The agenda will include our scholarship awards, the annual treasurer’s report, and an update on various union issues. Please RSVP to Dan Kurtz by Monday, May 4 if you plan to attend. Read more
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Nominate a Student For an AAUP-UC Scholarship!
Each year, the AAUP-UC awards two $1,000 scholarships at our spring luncheon. Members of the bargaining unit are invited to nominate worthy Utica College students in their next-to-last year, that is, juniors or students who are continuing in(to) a graduate program at Utica College. The Virgil C. Crisafulli Scholarship is awarded each year to a… Read more
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Wednesday Wisdom: Mother Jones on Labor and Capitalism
“The capitalists say there is no need of labor organizing but the fact that they themselves are continually organizing shows their real beliefs.” Mother Jones, Greensboro, NC, 1906 Read more
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Wednesday Wisdom: Eleanor Roosevelt on ‘Right to Work’ Legislation
I am opposed to ‘right to work’ legislation because it does nothing for working people, but instead gives employers the right to exploit labor. Eleanor Roosevelt quoted in American Federationist, 1959 Read more
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