American Association of University Professors
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AAUP Indiana State Press Release
PRESS ADVISORY
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Contact: Shelley Arvin (infopusher@earthlink.net)
The Indiana State University chapter of the American Association of University Professors (AAUP) join the other Indiana University AAUP chapters and the Indiana State University Faculty Senate in opposing Indiana Senate Bill 202.
Passed by AAUP-Indiana State University Executive Committee 2/16/24 (Printable Copy)
References to other Statements and Resolutions:
Indiana State University Faculty Senate Resolution on SB 202
Joint Statement of IU-Bloomington and Purdue-West Lafayette AAUP Chapters on Senate Bill 202
AAUP Ball State Statement on Indiana SB 202
Indiana AAUP (ICAAUP) SB 202 resources.
It is also time to join or renew membership with AAUP! Memberships run from 1 September to 31 August. Affiliation with the ISU Chapter of AAUP is $10 to be paid to the ISU AAUP Treasurer Shelley Arvin and does not require or include a national membership. ISU membership lists are unpublished. National AAUP membership information is available at https://www.aaup.org/membership/join. For further information, contact Shelley Arvin, Treasurer of AAUP~ISU Chapter at shelley.arvin@indstate.edu or 812-237-2605 https://www.indstate.edu/aaup |
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To notify the ISU AAUP of any issues relating to academic freedom and shared governance or for more information, please contact Shelley Arvin, Officer of the AAUP~ISU Chapter.