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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AAUP-UC Contract Extended Thru October 16th
The current Utica College — AAUP-UC Collective Bargaining Agreement has been extended thru October 16, 2015 as negotiations continue through the fall. If you are due a base salary increase for a favorable Professional Development evaluation (see 8.14 of the CBA) and/or promotion (see 18.2 of the CBA), such increase(s) should already be reflected in the paychecks you receive in August.… Read more
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Congratulations to our new board members!
Congratulations to our new board members, Kirstin Impicciatore, Arlene Lundquist, and Denise Nepveux, who will take office on July 1. The AAUP-UC Governing Board for 2015-2016 is: Governing Board Officers: President: Paul J. MacArthur, Associate Professor of Public Relations & Journalism Vice President: Adam Pack, Professor of Biology Treasurer: Brad Emmons, Associate Professor of Mathematics… Read more
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AAUP-UC Contract Extended Thru August 27
The current Utica College — AAUP-UC Collective Bargaining Agreement has been extended thru August 27, 2015 as negotiations continue during the summer. If you have any questions or concerns, please contact the AAUP-UC president, Paul J. MacArthur. Read more
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Congratulations to the 2015 AAUP-UC scholarship winners!
The Virgil C. Crisafulli Scholarship for service in the spirit of the AAUP was awarded to Francis S. Bartkowiak, nominated by the Utica College Computer Science Department. The Robert W. Millett Scholarship for Academic Achievement was awarded to Rose Zaloom, nominated by Gary Leising and Jim Scannell. Read more about the AAUP-UC Scholarships and see past winners here. Read more
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AAUP-UC Call for Nominations – Deadline Friday, May 15
We are seeking active members from the bargaining unit who are interested in serving on the governing board. Specifically, we are seeking candidates to fill the following positions: Vice President: The Vice-President shall assume the duties of the President in the absence of, or at the request of, the President, and be responsible for orientation… Read more
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Wednesday Wisdom: Frederick Douglass on Labor Solidarity
“It is a great mistake for any class of laborers to isolate itself and thus weaken the bond of brotherhood between those on whom the burdens and hardship of labor [fall].” – Frederick Douglass in Louisville, Kentucky Read more
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