American Association of University Professors
NYU Chapter
About Us
The NYU-AAUP is based at the University’s New York City campus. Our primary goals are to encourage faculty participation in governance at New York University, to defend academic freedom at NYU and throughout academia, to protect and advance the professional status and interests of all faculty and researchers in colleges, universities, and professional schools. Membership is open to all current and retired faculty—regardless of rank or type of appointment—and to current graduate students, across the University and its global academic network.
To contact NYU-AAUP, please email us at nyu.aaup.website@gmail.com.
News & Statements
The Coming Jubilee and Past Harms
by Andrew Ross[cross-posted on Academe Blog] In one of the great ironies of our times, Joe Biden, who did more than any other politician to make it harder for individuals to escape their credit card debts and student loans, is likely to discharge a significant chunk of education debt once he takes…
Zoom Censorship and Academic Freedom: NYU-AAUP’s Response to NYU President Andrew Hamilton
November 9, 2020 Dear President Hamilton, Thank you for the response to our letter of concern about Zoom censorship, and to those sent from various Departments, Schools, and the Contract Senators’ Council. It is important for AAUP members – at NYU and nationally — and for the faculty at large,…
Solidarity Statements on Zoom Censorship
Below are several statements from allied organizations and departments regarding the recent censorship of the NYU AAUP event Against the Censorship and Criminalization of Academic Political Speech: AAUP Urges NYU President to Address Zoom Censorship (October 29, 2020) Letter from Palestine Legal, Center for Constitutional Rights, Climate Defense Project, Partnership…
Events
Event Listings
Event: Against the Censorship and Criminalization of Academic Political Speech (Oct 23, 2020)
Against the Censorship and Criminalization of Academic Political Speech October 23, 20204pm, Zoom Last month, Zoom, Facebook, and YouTube all shut down an open academic webinar, organized by a San Francisco State University department, and featuring Palestinian liberation advocate Leila Khaled. Why are big tech platforms making decisions that violate…
Videos
Against the Censorship and Criminalization of Academic Political Speech
October 23, 2020
Speakers:
- Nerdeen Kiswani (CUNY/Within our Lifetime)
- Fred Moten (NYU)
- Radhika Sainath (Palestine Legal)
moderated by Andrew Ross (NYU/USACBI)
with a message from Leila Khaled
Executive Committee
- Rebecca Karl, President
- Paula Chakravartty, Vice-President
- Andrew Ross, Secretary
- Anna McCarthy, Treasurer
- Mohamad Bazzi, Member-at-large
- Fred Moten, Member-at-large
- Vasuki Nesiah, Member-at-large
- Marie Monaco, Immediate past president