American Association of University Professors

@AAUP

We champion , advance shared governance, and organize all faculty to promote economic security and quality education.

Washington, DC
aaup.org
Clárú: Eanáir 2010
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  1. Rinne Atweetáil
    13 Iúil

    Writing about attacks by FIRE on a workshop at the U. of Oklahoma, and the office's pronouncements supporting unlimited free speech in classrooms, president Michael Givel considers the analogy of shouting fire in a crowded movie theater.

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  2. Rinne Atweetáil
    13 Iúil

    Professor Holly Brewer with standing with staff & concerns about how many top-down decisions are made without regard for people who make the institution work. The pandemic’s effects aren’t over, Metro is closed & Admin must listen to what people need.

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  3. 13 Iúil

    Dr. 's resignation letter from Harvard highlights the growing crisis w/ academic freedom and shared governance in Higher Education.

    This is my candid letter of resignation to my Harvard Dean. I try to tell the unvarnished truth about the decadence in our market-driven universities! Let us bear witness against this spiritual rot!
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  4. 13 Iúil

    U. of Oklahoma AAUP VP Julie A. Ward writes about a state bill that targets diversity training and a recent PR attack on the university by FIRE: "They may claim to be nonpartisan defenders of speech, but their actions in this case uphold racist, sexist, and classist systems."

    Oklahoma Firestorm
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  5. Rinne Atweetáil
    11 Iúil

    This fall, let's make faculty governance a reality, not just a buzzword. Join today!

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  6. 9 Iúil

    It's not just : Black women are underrepresented among tenured faculty nationwide

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  7. 9 Iúil

    And of course, this all begs the question: if one of the biggest companies in the game wants out and other lenders can’t fill the void, what happens next? Seems like should just , since they can’t actually service it. 🤷

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  8. 9 Iúil

    The gargantuan task of moving borrowers to other federal lenders cannot be rushed. This just adds more urgency to our call (w other advocacy orgs) for to extend the freeze on loan repayment into next year, once these servicing issues are resolved.

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  9. 9 Iúil

    9mil borrowers is a heck of a lot of accounts to switch to a new servicer– before considering the many issues w PHEAA’s tracking of borrowers’ progress towards PSLF. ’s asks the qs that ED needs to consider immediately.

    This is...huge.
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  10. 9 Iúil

    . has announced that they’re ending their contract with . What does that mean? Well, it’s complicated. Glad to see a shoddy servicer leave the market, but there’s unanswered questions about how this will help or harm borrowers.

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  11. Rinne Atweetáil
    8 Iúil

    For years cheated and abused teachers, public service workers, and other student loan borrowers. Now it's time for the Biden Admin. to clean up the wreckage and deliver relief. Our statement ->

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  12. Rinne Atweetáil
    8 Iúil

    We recall a time when the Office of Academic Labor Relations and the Provost worked in good faith with the faculty to solve problems with the best interest of our university in mind.

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  13. 8 Iúil

    "Hannah-Jones notes that there are few Black professors with tenure at UNC and that 'the tenure hopes of most Black professors are quashed before they even reach the board of trustees.' The same can be said of most PWIs across the country," writes Mark James.

    Hope at Howard
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  14. Rinne Atweetáil
    1 Iúil

    The will continue to defend the academic freedom of these scholars. We call on all faculty to join us in calling out systemic racism and working to address it throughout the academy."

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  15. 7 Iúil

    Note to Universities: Allowing outside political pressure to affect the tenure process is not a good look and can have disastrous consequences.

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  16. Rinne Atweetáil
    7 Iúil

    A week later, still no contract extension agreement. Would be great to see care for their faculty to the same degree that the faculty care for and sustain the university.

    It's a good day to finalize and agree on a CEA with UConn-AAUP. Can we expect something?
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  17. Rinne Atweetáil
    7 Iúil

    Faculty Members at the Hussman School Respond to Hannah-Jones’s Decision to Decline Position at UNC

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  18. 6 Iúil

    “We want our kids to have an education that imparts honesty about who we are,” said Weingarten. “We want to raise young people who can understand facts, study the truth, examine diverse perspectives and draw their own conclusions.”

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  19. Rinne Atweetáil
    16 Meith

    ., , , and have authored a joint statement stating their "firm opposition" to legislation, introduced in at least 20 states, that would restrict the discussion of “divisive concepts” in public education institutions.

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  20. 6 Iúil

    “Since the second grade, when I started being bused into white schools, I’ve spent my entire life proving that I belong in elite white spaces that were not built for Black people,” Hannah-Jones told CBS. “I decided I did not want to do that anymore.”

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