Top administrator salaries have ballooned over the past two decades, while faculty’s have decreased. This is not fiscal austerity https://t.co/yasA1q10Um
The Gallaudet AAUP aims to raise $5,000 to hire Professor Howard Bunsis, who has agreed to perform a forensic audit of Gallaudet’s finances for this minimal fee. An expert in university finances, Professor Bunsis has audited other universities, including https://t.co/VSBgTpeHPe
Chris Yuknis and I met with COO Dominic Lacy, Provost Jeff Lewis, faculty governance officers, and others on Monday to discuss the Gallaudet AAUP's recent salary analysis. The consensus was that something should be done about faculty salaries.
We have been preparing a salary analysis to bring to the administration. Many thanks to AAUP National for giving us a large and detailed dataset to work with.
It is possible for a university to come back from decade of austerity measures and no pay raises. University of Missouri is doing it with a $500 million commitment to faculty and staff salaries.
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We will be at the UF Senate meeting today to discuss some proposed changes to the UF Handbook, and to challenge a recently accepted Handbook change.
The Gallaudet AAUP stands by faculty rights and benefits, and academic freedom. We believe this will make Gallaudet stronger.
We received a response from COO Dominic Lacy to our Open Letter in Response to the Webinar on Faculty Salaries, stating that he would be in touch with us to schedule a meeting.
As of March, 14% of Gallaudet faculty have joined the AAUP. This is the largest that the AAUP has ever been at Gallaudet. Our goal is to reach 51%. https://t.co/ZDJPk89X9T
We have not gotten a response yet to our Open Letter in Response to the Webinar on Faculty Salaries. Last night, AAUP emailed President Cordano, Provost Lewis, Dean Rashid, et al, asking for a response by March 18.