Jose Padin testifies in support of increase of $275 million for Higher Education
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Leadership Transitions at AAUP-Oregon included in the President's Column
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The AAUP released their annual faculty compensation report on Tuesday, April 11. This week, The Chronicle of Higher Education and Inside Higher Ed have released articles on the report.
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Executive Council adopts OPPOSE position on HB 3428
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Issues with donated sick leave bank
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Problems in implementation of MOU on School of Public Health
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SB 214 bill process being influenced by SB 559 and SB 560
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Anti PERS bills SB 559 and SB 560 gaining momentum in committee. Active PERS members considering retirement in the near future should be watching
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PSU Board of Trustees votes to raise tuition to avert deep cuts
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(Salem, OR) — Governor Kate Brown today urged the Higher Education Coordinating Commission (HECC) to exercise thorough and careful oversight over significant tuition increases being proposed and approved at some of Oregon's public universities.
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PSU-AAUP President, Jose Padin, was in attendance at the 4/11/17 Board of Trustees meeting in support of a $15 Minimum Wage.
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New York is set to offer free tuition to public colleges for state residents who earn less than $125,000 a year
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Verret's resignation follows President Forbes' resignation. Emergency meeting to be held April 10 to fill vacancies.
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Portland State University eyes 9 percent tuition hike, $9 million in cuts
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The College of Arts and Sciences at the University of Oregon announced Thursday that it will be cutting 31 jobs.
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Endorsement of Three Bills: HB 3420/SB1040 and Federal College for All Act
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A 21-person committee tasked with picking the new president of Portland Ste University has narrowed its wish list to three finalists.
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“Either you come up with conversion to tenure or you come up with a good way of stabilizing and improving their working conditions and treating them like the professionals they are.”
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AAUP-Oregon Election Results 2017
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OregonLive article, March 30, 2017
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