Who is Powering EMU
“Who is Powering EMU?” was held on Thursday May 18th, 2023 at 7 pm ET as an Online Forum to Examine the hasty and controversial 50-Year, $115 Million Deal with Centrio to Privatize Heating, Cooling, Electric and Water Utilities at Eastern Michigan University.
This Townhall featured Roland Zullo, Research Scientist at the U of M School of Social Work and State Rep. Jimmie Wilson, 32nd House Distt along with EMU Professors discussing the costs and consequences of the Utility Deal.
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Who's Your Landlord? Costs and Consequences of Privatization
The event was held via Zoom on November 16, 2021, at 3:30pm (EST). Click through to the story to find a link to the recording.
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Tentative Agreement
Your EMU-AAUP negotiating team has reached a tentative agreement with the employer.
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EMU-AAUP Bargaining Council
EMU-AAUP will convene a bargaining council within the next month. Please watch your email for messages from EMU-AAUP and your department steward about the selection of department and school representatives to serve on bargaining council.
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Student Emergency Fund
EMU-AAUP and Student Government are excited to partner together to triple the impact of all gifts to the Student Emergency Fund. You can learn more about the Student Emergency Fund and make a donation here: https://donate.emich.edu/project/23269.
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Race Matters: Equity & Action in Higher Education and Beyond
Join us for an EMU AAUP/Faculty Senate Workshop - “Race Matters: Equity & Action in Higher Education and Beyond” on July 29-30, 2020.
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Join the EMU-AAUP delegation at the #RedForEd Rally in Lansing, Tuesday, June 25!
Over the last year, teachers around the country have mobilized successfully to pressure state legislatures to significantly increase funding for public education.
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Academic Partnerships, Instructional Connections and EMU: Who Will Teach Our Students?
In November 2016, Eastern Michigan University entered into a contract with a Texas- based private firm, Academic Partnerships, to provide entirely online degree programs, with no in-person classroom instructions.
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