Rutgers-Camden Faculty Vote No Confidence in Chancellor and Provost
Controversial Firing Led to Outraged Faculty Demanding Answers UPDATE (November 19, 2021): Faculty no confidence votes in Rutgers-Camden Chancellor Antonio Tillis and Provost Daniel Hart passed by wide margins, it was announced late Friday afternoon. The no confidence resolution against Tillis passed by a vote of 94 to 56, with 19 abstentions, a nearly two-thirds…
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Union Survey: What Will We Fight For in Our Next Contract?
Takeaway: We’ve launched our bargaining survey to find out what matters most to you as we organize for a new contract. 1) Complete the survey now; take 15 minutes after you read this email to fill it out. 2) Talk to colleagues about the importance of our union knowing your concerns and issues, and give out…
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Faculty, Students, and Staff Stand Together for Rutgers-Camden
“What You’re Seeing Now Is Everybody at Camden Saying Enough Is Enough” CAMDEN, NJ—Faculty at Rutgers-Camden stood together with grad workers, students, and staff Wednesday to demand respect from the university administration and a greater say in the future of their campus. In the morning, more than 150 people jammed into the largest classroom on…
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Update on Bargaining and Our Contract Campaign
Dear colleague, We’re writing to update you about a development in our discussions with the administration about our contract, which expires on June 30, 2022. Last week, management responded to a proposal about extending union contracts from the Coalition of Rutgers Unions. After discussions with CRU, our Negotiating Committee decided to give them this week…
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Today We Stand for Camden and for Our Students
Dear colleague, As we look ahead to an important day in our fight for the university we want to see in Camden, we want to thank you all for the organizing work you’ve done to make sure our message comes through loud and clear at the all-faculty meeting with Chancellor Tillis this morning and the Arts…
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Rutgers-Camden Faculty to Confront Chancellor over Controversial Firing
Camden Professors Stand Up for Their Students and Their Campus CAMDEN, NJ—Faculty at Rutgers-Camden will confront the campus chancellor over a controversial firing at a rarely held all-faculty meeting Wednesday morning—and then in the afternoon will celebrate graduating students and advocate for Camden outside a commencement ceremony for the classes of 2020 and 2021. The…
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We’re Standing with Our Camden Colleagues
Takeaway: 1) Show your solidarity by attending the Camden all-faculty meeting on Wednesday, November 10, at 11:20 a.m. (click here for the Zoom link), change your profile picture to this image, and turn off your video. 2) Post one of these graphics on social media to show that you stand with Camden. Dear colleague, Our colleagues in Camden…
Celebrate Our Students and Stand Up for Camden: 3:30p, Wed, BB&T Pavilion
Dear colleague, We have a lot of organizing work to get ready for the all-faculty meeting with Chancellor Tillis on Wednesday, November 10, at 11:20 a.m. in Penn 401 and the celebration of our students outside the Arts and Sciences commencement—now at a NEW TIME: 3:30 p.m., Wednesday, November 10, at BB&T Pavilion. Please fill out this form telling us…
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