Our organization represents the faculty and coaches who have devoted themselves to providing quality higher education for Pennsylvania students. We invite legislators, students, parents, alumni, members, and the media to learn more about our organization and what we stand for.
Members Only
Register for access to benefits information and other membership material throughout the site.
Latest from the blog
APSCUF votes to begin partnership with AFT
Faculty and coach union members at Pennsylvania’s state-owned universities voted this week to affiliate with AFT. Click here to read the release.
See Dr. Kenneth M. Mash’s remarks to the Board of Governors – Oct. 10, 2024
The Oct. 10 Board of Governors meeting streamed via YouTube. After half a dozen faculty members and an alum delivered public comments related to the Americans with Disabilities Act, APSCUF President Dr. Kenneth M. Mash adjusted his remarks to include a response and...
‘A tremendous debt of gratitude’ for Steve Hahn
APSCUF is mourning the loss of Steve Hahn, a member of APSCUF’s first coach-negotiations team. He died Sept. 1. Hahn was an assistant coach at Kutztown University for first men’s basketball and then women’s, for a combined 27 years. He was inducted into the Kutztown...
Scholarship recipients attend Clarion, IUP
Congratulations to our 2024 scholarship recipients: Alayna Haight of PennWest Clarion (daughter of Dr. Jesse Haight of PennWest Clarion) and Abigail Hancox of Indiana University of Pennsylvania (daughter of Dr. Melissa Gibson of PennWest Edinboro). APSCUF offers a...
New state meet-and-discuss chair hopes to do what is best for students
Dr. Nadene L’Amoreaux’s father, a union electrician, showed her the benefits of the union. “I watched my father on strike many times,” she said. “I heard stories about how the union representation benefited or helped him.” L’Amoreaux first joined APSCUF in 1998,...
Short experience leaves ‘lasting impact,’ APSCUF intern says
Honestly, coming into this internship, I had no idea what to expect. I don’t come from a union background, nor do I come from a higher-education background (I’m a first-generation college student.). That almost deterred me from even applying, but I’ve learned that is...
Fourth-generation union member becomes VP
Dr. Kara Laskowski began her career as a communication professor at a nonunionized private institution, giving her firsthand experience in a workplace without a voice for the rank-and-file employees. She joined APSCUF in 2003, shortly after joining Shippensburg...
Hawrelak takes committee experience to executive council
Joining APSCUF was a no-brainer for Dr. Eric Hawrelak, who signed up during his 2004 new-faculty orientation at Bloomsburg University. He has a family history of union membership, with both his parents serving in union jobs. On June 1, Hawrelak succeeded Dr. Tom...