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Wednesday, April 3, 2013
Louisiana AAUP Conference Annual Meeting
The Louisiana Conference of the American Association of University Professors is pleased to invite all faculty members to its Annual Meeting, which will be held in conjunction with the meeting of the Association of Louisiana Faculty Senates and the Louisiana Statewide Colleagues Collaborative, presided over by Prof. Kevin Cope. All faculty members are welcome to attend and are encouraged to join the AAUP as a way of strengthening the faculty voice in Louisiana. Both the Louisiana Conference of the AAUP and the national office have been active in assisting individual faculty members and the faculties of campuses to address issues of concern, including recent correspondence raising important questions about the processes involved in the search for the president of Louisiana State University and the restructuring of LSU branches into a single campus, as well as investigations of a number of administrations that have resulted in censure.
Information about the Louisiana Conference is available at the Conference's website: http://www.laaaup.org
Membership forms for joining the AAUP are available at: http://www.aaup.org/membership/join
The meeting will be held on the campus of LSU-Alexandria on Saturday April 20, from 10:00 to 4:00, in the Live Oaks Conference Room of the Student Center (for directions, see below). An invited guest will be Dr. Sandra Woodley, the recently-named president of the University of Louisiana System.
The preliminary agenda of the AAUP portion is as follows:
I. proposed reorganization of the Louisiana State University system
II. hiring process for LSU system president; discussion of the Senate vote of no confidence in the process of choosing the LSU President/Chancellor.
III. update on situation of SELU professors
IV. legal action involving UL System
V. survey sent by national office requesting the response of advocacy (non-collective-bargaining) chapters and conference to questions about a variety of issues including services provided by the national office, academic freedom, shared governance, government relations, research, legal programs, and membership building.
VI. increasing membership
Directions: The campus is located on Highway 71, just south of Alexandria. It can be located easily using a Google Maps search. Once near the campus, take the main entrance that leads off Highway 71, following the curving road to the main parking lot, and, there, you will find, just behind an ATM machine, the Live Oaks Conference Room. On the official campus map [http://www.lsua.edu/About/Campus ], look for building #9.
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