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One letter down. Four to go.

Photo/Wjmoore17 at English Wikipedia California University of Pennsylvania today withdrew its letter of intent for retrenchment. Click here to read APSCUF's release.

APSCUF-KU president calls for “equal seat at the table”

APSCUF-KU President Dr. Amanda Morris' comments as prepared for the July 13, 2017, Board of Governors meeting: Good morning. My name is Dr. Amanda Morris and I am an associate professor at Kutztown University and I serve as the KU APSCUF chapter president. Over the...

After NCHEMS presentation, APSCUF awaits details

Dennis Jones, president emeritus of National Center for Higher Education Management Systems, presents initial findings of NCHEMS' review of Pennsylvania's State System of Higher Education at the Wednesday, July 12, Board of Governor's meeting. Photo/Kathryn Morton...

APSCUF life: Engagement counts in and out of class

Last summer, APSCUF went behind the scenes to show how faculty members and coaches continue to devote themselves to affordable, quality education even when class is not in session. This post is a continuation of that series. After working as a certified public...

APSCUF life: Service continues during summer ‘break’

Last summer, APSCUF went behind the scenes to show how faculty members and coaches continue to devote themselves to affordable, quality education even when class is not in session. This post is a continuation of that series. I’m often told “It must be great being a...

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