CSU-AAUP represents faculty members, including professors, librarians, coaches and counselors, at the four Connecticut State Universities. Our members educate and mentor the future of Connecticut.
Confused about how your raises will be implemented this year? Read on to learn about the formula we're using.
It was a short session, but we still accomplished a great deal at the State Capitol this year.
CSU-AAUP members are ready to negotiate and address the problems that faculty face. The BOR needs to step up to the plate.
Find information on your union contract here.
Learn MoreEach year CSU-AAUP advocates for legislation that would help better our institutions and our communities.
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Learn MoreThe Connecticut State Universities include four regional institutions: Central, Eastern, Western and Southern. Learn more about the ongoing efforts of CSU-AAUP at each institution.
Learn more about Central Connecticut State University-American Association of University Professors.
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Learn MoreAll faculty are bargaining unit members. They benefit from our contract and representation in case of problems. But the important work we do -- fighting for good wages and benefits, working conditions needed to provide excellent education, adequate funding for our institutions, and help for our students to thrive -- depends on the financial support of dues paying members. You must make an active choice to sign up and be a full member of CSU-AAUP. Please don't be a freeloader! Join below.
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