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April 2018 Minutes

Meeting of the Truman State University Chapter of the American Association of University Professors (AAUP)
April 16, 2018, 3:40-4:20 PM, in BH100
Present: Marc Rice (president), Marc Becker (secretary), Mark Hatala (vice-president)

  1. The Missouri state chapter of AAUP meets Saturday, April 28 in Kansas City. Marc Rice and Marc Becker will attend.
  2. Preliminary committee report on faculty compensation. New salaries are adequate, but there is a huge drop off for full professors. It appears to be a thorough report with a broader historical context, including Barbara Dixon’s attempts to correct the issue that were not implemented. A problem with a set percentage salary increase across the board is that it would not treat lower salaries equally to those with higher pay. Other possibilities include merit pay and faculty development grants. A danger is moving to higher teaching loads, and that they will pick and choose what they will implement. Another suggestion is paying for course overloads, although a concern is to put everyone on the same playing field—and it is not all the same. We’ll see how Sue Thomas responds to the report; hopefully she will want to do something with it. It will be contentious.
  3. Idea of creating a monthly newsletter with a couple of articles (or links to articles) with information of broad interest to faculty. It would give faculty a better idea of what AAUP does. It might be better to distribute a printed (rather than emailed) newsletter with numbers, charts, and pull quotes. Marc Rice will pull this together with 3 or 4 items from national AAUP.
  4. We are down 200 seats next fall, which does not help the financial situation. The next cuts to faculty lines may probably be long-term temporary people.
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