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AAUP-UD Member Update, November 2025
AAUP-UD Member Update, November 2025
Tax Proposal Hurts Higher Ed
The AAUP, along with other higher education groups, strongly opposes proposed changes included in tax legislation being voted on by Congress this week. The AAUP particularly opposes the repeal of provisions exempting from taxation tuition waivers for campus employees and graduate students, which would cause a devastating tax increase for thousands of graduate students, and…
President Deni Galileo’s 6/29/20 and 6/30/20 Letters
Dear AAUP-UD Members, It has come to my attention that a member has objected to my use of the word “deferral” below in yesterday’s email to describe what will happen to the 2020-21 raises and believes that I should have used the word “elimination.” The proposed Agreement states “For the period of July 1, 2020…
November 2019 Newsletter
Please see our November 2019 newsletter here.
October 28 Town Hall Meeting on Collective Bargaining in 2020-21
On October 28, approximately thirty 30 faculty members, including several members of the AAUP-UD’s Executive Council and Steering Committee, gathered to discuss possible issues on which to focus during collective bargaining negotiations in the 2020-21 academic year. AAUP-UD President Deni Galileo expressed the chapter’s commitment to protecting faculty salary and benefits. Regarding health insurance, in…
President Deni Galileo’s 6/6/20 Follow-Up Letter to Faculty
See President Galileo’s follow-up letter to faculty about COVID-related mid-term bargaining.
