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New Mexico State University Chapter

This includes people at Las Cruces main campus, and the NMSU community colleges: Carlsbad, Grants, Alamogordo and the Doña Ana Community College.We invite participation of full-time tenured, tenure-eligible faculty; both full and part-time non-tenure track faculty; graduate student workers, professional employees who are exempt, and department heads that also teach.

Please read our chapter mission statement.

 
  October 29 - The Next Open Meeting of the Chapter.
There will be a meeting for all interested faculty on Friday, October 29th at A Taste of India 1001 E University Ave. We’ll gather at 3:00 for informal socializing.  Starting at 4:00, we will have brief presentations discussing the history of both NMSU-AAUP and current campus issues. Then we will focus on members’ concerns. We hope all of our current campus members can be present, plus anyone interested in joining or just finding out more about us.  If you are planning to attend, please RSVP to info@nmsuaaup.org  to help us get a count for food and tables.  Drop-ins are always welcome.
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2010 Issues

Issue Cover   January-February 2010
Challenge and Transform
Graduate Student Labor and the Universtiy's future.
An Interview with NLRB Chair Wilma B. Liebman
Special Feature: Housework Is an Academic Issue

 

Issue Cover

 

 

March-April 2010

No Refuge: The Annual Report on the Economic Status of the Profession

 
Issue Cover   May-June 2010
The Casualties of the 21st-Century Community College
 
Issue Cover   July-August 2010
What Do Faculty Owe Students?

 

 

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NMSU-AAUP— EVENT CALENDAR

 

New features

NMSU-AAUP Oct 2010 NEWSLETTER

Collective Bargaining Flyer

AAUP datasets comparing NMSU Salary and benefits to our peer institutions

dataset 1 (peer 6)

dataset 2 (peer 7)

dataset 3 (peer 8)

STEERING MEETINGS:

It's room 121 O'Donnell Hall usuallly Mondays 2:30-3:45PM for Steering Meeting on Oct 18th

Nov 1st
Nov 15th
Dec 6th

Feb 25th 2011- State AAUP Conference for New Mexico in Albuquerque. Plan is a round trip bus trip from Las Cruces. Our State Conference would piggy back with the NM Higher Education Conference. Exact date and time of state conference TBA.

National AAUP Events

Upcoming Conferences

The ninth Conference on Contingent Academic Labor (cosponsored by the AAUP), August 13–15 in Quebec City. AAUP Fall Register

The AAUP Shared Governance Conference and Workshops, November 12–14 in Washington, DC. Conference and Workshops on Shared Governance 
In these days of budget cuts and drastic actions at many universities, maintaining the faculty's role in decision making and shared governance is more important than ever. That's why the AAUP will host a conference on shared governance on November 12-14, 2010, in Washington, D.C. This new conference will be a combination of training workshops for governance leaders and those aspiring to positions of leadership, as well as sessions consisting of paper presentations exploring all aspects of college and university governance. Submit a proposal. (8/2)

Just Finished Events:

2010 Summer Institute Training for NMSU AAUP members held July 29-Aug 1 at San Diego State University. There is funding for about 10 people to go to this training in leadership skills, faculty advocacy, policy, collective bargaining, etc. see http://www.aaup.org/AAUP/about/events/SI.htm for more info. Email info@nmsuaaup.org if you would like to attend the next one in 2011 on behalf of Las Cruces main campus and NMSU community colleges: Carlsbad, Grants, Alamogordo and the Doña Ana.


Message from Communication Team: Sept 13 - 2010 - Transparency in the Budget and those Opportunity Costs

Recent News on How NMSU is bailing out Athletics by transferring I&G money

- "NMSU AAUP kick off". To see more details and confirm this group invitation, follow the link below: Join our group on Facebook!

- AAUP and Higher Education; See chapter Newsletter April 2010 'Academic Freedom for a Free Society.'

Message from Communication Team: Sept 13 - 2010 - Transparency in the Budget and those Opportunity Costs

Recent News on How NMSU is bailing out Athletics by transferring I&G money

- "NMSU AAUP kick off". To see more details and confirm this group invitation, follow the link below: BECOME part of our NMSU-AAUP Face book group.

- AAUP and Higher Education; See chapter Newsletter April 2010 'Academic Freedom for a Free Society.'

Plan of action - Liaison Council: We encourage volunteers at the following locations: Las Cruces Main Campus and NMSU community colleges: Carlsbad, Grants, Alamogordo and Doña Ana to join our action. We intend to have one member of the Liaison Council from each department (or division) of each campus location. See email tree. The Liaison member will do informal information outreach to just the members of their own department (one by one) and send email (or hand out printed flyers) to them (if they choose to do so). This way we have a way to talk one-on-one, answer questions, and a way to find out the key issues that concern faculty, academic professional, and graduate students. Contact liaison@nmsuaaup.org Please Join and Take Action!

 

Why an independent faculty voice matters:

A Forum on the Status of Shared Governance,Tenure, & Academic Freedom

Download Slides (pdf file) of his presentation. See the On line slides from his presentation. The YouTube Playlist of Gary Rhoades' presentation is now online. Gary Rhoades talk reflect his concerns about trends in higher education, especially with respect to tenure, academic freedom, and faculty governance (See Video of Recent Presentation: What's Wrong With This Picture? | Print color flyer for this event | Distribute black & white flyer | |MORE info on Gary Rhoades Forum |


 

At 3:27 PM April 9th 2010 the Howard Bunsis Slides were released by NMSU-AAUP to the public. See Press Release | See More info on Surveys & Results If you could not attend, review the slides (or print out a high quality PDF of the slides), & watch the YouTube videos, then fill out survey. Videos (10 minutes each). Please fill out 7 question Survey on Howard Bunsis FORUM and ideas for Budget Cuts and Transparency at NMSU | There are currently 35 responses | View report of Bunsis Forum Survey Responses to date | This survey will remain open until 5 May 2010| More information on the Videos and FORUM held Apr 9th | Press Release by NMSU-AAUP | This is second of 2 surveys. These ideas will be given to NMSU Budget Committee, media throughout the state, and to Regents at May 7th Meeting.

 

Report given May 7 2010 by Jody Crowley to NMSU Board of Regents, during open comment session along with the Forum color slides from the Howard Bunsis and the color slides from the Gary Rhoades, held in April 2010. More info on Survey Page of NMSU-AAUP.


 

See survey page for reports on surveys | See report of Budget Cut Survey Results to date | This 1st survey inputended 5 May 2010 - currently 98 responses | Our surveys are read by the administration and media | Have your voice heard | See Invite to do Surveys & Results


 

 


"Vital Issue: Protecting the Faculty Voice on Campus," click on this link: AAUP report

Please join NMSU AAUP info list http://groups.google.com/group/nmsu_faculty_union to stay informed


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