NYU-AAUP Statement on Adjunct Union Contract
NYU-AAUP routinely advocates for the collective bargaining rights of our fellow employees, even if we are not a bargaining unit. Today, we stand in support of the efforts of our colleagues at Adjuncts Come Together-United Auto Workers (ACT-UAW) Local 7902, to secure a fair contract for the union’s members. We regret that…
NYU-AAUP Statement on the Censure of the University of Toronto
The NYU chapter of the American Association of University Professors supports the censure of the University of Toronto by the Canadian Association of University Teachers (CAUT). On April 22, 2021, CAUT’s council unanimously voted to impose censure on the University of Toronto over its decision to terminate the candidacy of Dr. Valentina…
NYU-AAUP Statement on Non-Cooperation with Tel Aviv Campus
Dear NYU President Andrew Hamilton, The Executive Committee of NYU’s chapter of the American Association of University Professors supports the autonomy of NYU faculty in choosing not to cooperate with the study abroad program at NYU’s Tel Aviv site (NYU-TA). Within a few days, nearly one hundred NYU faculty (and more…
Statement on GSOC Strike and Faculty Support
NYU-AAUP stands in support of GSOC’s strike action. We deplore the efforts of NYU’s Administration to divide faculty over support of the strike with its threat to take action against those who choose not to cross the picket line. We strongly advocate that faculty resist calls to substitute their own labor for…
NYU-AAUP Statement on GSOC Strike
While NYU-AAUP is not a bargaining chapter, we routinely advocate for the collective bargaining rights of our fellow employees. Today, we stand in support of GSOC’s strike action, as we did fifteen years ago when our university administration’s ill-advised effort to stamp out the union left a bitter and divisive…
#StopAAPIHate: NYU-AAUP Statement of Solidarity
The AAUP-NYU Chapter condemns anti-Asian violence in all its forms. We issue this statement in solidarity with Asian and Asian-American and Pacific Islanders (AAPI) faculty, students, and staff in grief, fear and outrage. Here, we are responding in particular to the murderous attacks in Georgia on Asian working women, but…
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,…
Statement on Zoom Censorship
Today, Zoom unilaterally shut down a webinar hosted by the NYU chapter of the AAUP, and co-sponsored by several NYU departments and institutes. The webinar was scheduled to discuss the censorship, by Zoom and other big tech platforms, of an open classroom session last month at SFSU, featuring the Palestinian…
Regarding Faculty Conduct with Regard to Studying Abroad in Israel: Second Follow-Up NYU-AAUP Letter to NYU President Andrew Hamilton
[view as PDF] To: President Hamilton We find it perplexing, if not disturbing, to see that the opinion of a single, non NYU individual, and a highly controversial one at that, is being used to cast aspersions on the conduct of NYU faculty in this manner. To label our correspondence…
NYU: Keep Our Campus Safe
AAUP NYU has signed on to the NYU: Keep Our Campus Safe demands, alongside several labor unions, student organizations, community groups, and individuals. An abbreviated version is below — or view the full statement. To: Andrew Hamilton, President Katherine Fleming, Provost Bill Berkley, Chairman of the Board of Trustees We are…