1. Treasurers Report was read by Treasurer James Harmon. Disbursements
were $66.48, ($11.23 for printing) and ($46.16 for Sodexo) for
the Town Meeting. The local chapter took in $50.00 from National.
Thus our balance is down from $213.61 in November, to $203.13
in December.Expenses for food and the ad for the town meeting
were approximately $l00. Our current balance is $213.61. We have
40 members listed at national AAUP. The new officers are
not yet listed there.
2. Marc Becker gave a report on the Faculty Attrition survey. Becker suggested the results were similar to survey done at University of Minnesota, that is, the percentage of faculty leaving matches University of Minnesota. There was a discussion about when to distribute the results and to whom. It was suggested by the president that the distribution should be put into a positive realm showing AAUP as a positive force on campus. It was decided not to send the survey directly to the Board, but to send the survey to the administration, and invite administrators to consider joining AAUP as associates.
3. Town meeting on Health Care was discussed. There was a discussion on how the faculty representative on Health Care Committee was appointed. Some feeling that spousal and family interests are not represented.
4. The Faculty Senate ad hoc committee on Faculty Compensation
was discussed. Gary Jones has agreed to serve on this committee
as an AAUP representative. Martha Bartter is also serving as a
L&L representative. Keith will send a letter thanking Faculty
Senate for welcoming AAUP
representation on this committee.
5. Some discussion about an AAUP-Film Club Political Film Series. The Film Club will pickup most of the costs. Dates are now determined: January 18th and 19th, 7:00 AM, Little Theater.
6. Discussion about a link from our AAUP Web page to the Blue Book URL. We will do the link.