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The Faculty Gathering newsletter. Click on the months below to read an issue.
May 2008: Primary election results; AFT state convention report; five-under-thirty-five; climate change summit
March 2008: Disappearing funds; Endorsed candidates dinner; OSEA merger; AFT Winter School; PCC bond; Hilton strike
December 2007: Campus Equity Week Events, Rating Lawmakers, Treasurer Barbara Byrd, Smoking on Campus
Fall 2007: Governor Kulongoski signs order to create Post Secondary Quality Education Commission; Ballot Measures; Membership Meeting; About FACE
Summer 2007: Governor Kulongoski; Labor Makes Gains in Legislature; Bargaining Update; Health Care for Part-Time Faculty.
October
2006:
AFT-Oregon and PCCFF Endorsements for the election, Is Management Ever
Right, and the effects of Ballot Measures 41 and 48 on PCC.
Summer
2006: COCAL
Convention; PCCFF sends resolutions to the national convention; November elections.
June 2006: In
this issue: Federation challenges the Status Quo; Committee on Political Education;
Cingular unionizes; and the Spring Fling.
May 2006: PCCFF Endorsements; COPE update; International Unions; and more.
August 2005: Bargaining update: Health care; Assignment rights; Assessments; Open Issues.
May
2005: Presentations about category 2 cuts at the board
meeting;
PERS and PT faculty; COPE update; Lobby day at the state capitol.
December 2004: Bargaining team; Workload; Cultural competency; APs and working for the numbers; PT and healthcare; Frozen FT positions
October 2004: Voter Registration drive; Pro-education candidates; Weingarten rights.
Executive Council Meetings
The Faculty Federation Executive Council holds monthly meetings.
Members are welcome to attend. Click here for
a summary of minutes from prior meetings.
United for
the Future
A great way to engage collectively in politics is through
AFT-Oregon's COPE. Committee on Political Education contributions are eligible
for Oregon's political tax credit, which means your state taxes can be reduced
up to $50 for a single filer and $100 for joint filers.
Sign up today for a voluntary contribution on your biweekly or monthly paycheck
to COPE:
Click
Here