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AFT 2000

Contract :2022-2024   

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Contract: 2019-2021

Please click on the link above to access the current AFT 2000 contract which is in effect through December 31, 2021.

Pay rates for Part-time Faculty are on page 65.

Pay dates are on page 100.

The Academic Calendar begins on page 93.

 


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Past Contracts

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2019-2021

2016-2018

2013-2015

2010-2012

2007-2009

2003-2006



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List of Candidates and their position statements

Candidates running for the 2021 officer's positions based on submission of completed petition paper by Jan 30:

Elect One of each for executive officer's positions.

PRESIDENT

Christian Nwamba, Ph.D

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1st Vice President

Deborah A. Robinson, MS  

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2019 Officers elections: Final Election results and Candidate statements

The results of the 2019 AFT Election count of May 03, 2019 produced the winning candidates and officers elect as follows:
 
President  
Christian Nwamba
 
1st Vice President           
Deborah A. Robinson         
 
2nd Vice President           
Junetta  D. Wynn-Adams
 
Secretary
Ella J. Davis 
 
Treasurer
Roger Short CPA
 
Negotiating Team 
Curtis D. Greene
James W. Jackson
Dianne Gellci 
 
Campus Stewards
Chili P.  Chuku (Downtown)
Gwendolyn West Gonzalez (Eastern)
Ligia Grandys (Downriver)
 
 
Professor Kimberley Martin
Election Committee Secretary

The results of the 2019 AFT Election count recorded and vetted on May

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In defense of public education

Randi Weingarten and NYC teacher Tamara Simpson

Attacks on public education in America by extremists and culture-war peddling politicians have reached new heights (“lows” may be more apt), but they are not new. The difference today is that the attacks are intended not just to undermine public education but to destroy it.

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