The AAUP and the AAUP-CBC’s premier training event, which takes place every summer at a different campus location. Workshops and seminars offered explore such topics as higher education data and resea [..]

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The AAUP’s bimonthly magazine features articles on a wide range of topics in higher education as well as book reviews, Association news, and opinion columns. The March-April issue includes the AAUP� [..]

Any person who holds a professional position of teacher or researcher or related professional appointment, excluding administrators but including any member of an AAUP-represented bargaining unit in a [..]

The AAUP has two types of chapters—advocacy and collective bargaining. In addition to providing a vehicle through which faculty can collectively organize (if not formally engage in collective bargaini [..]

Advocacy as well as collective bargaining chapters may choose to affiliate with the AAUP, and thereby accept and adhere to the bylaws and principles of the Association, as well as pay national (and, i [..]

Refers to the union's ability in particular states or at particular academic institutions to collect a fee in lieu of dues from all bargaining unit members (including non-union members) to pay fo [..]

The AAUP's annual conference, which includes plenary addresses by distinguished speakers, business meetings, sessions organized by members, lobbying visits to Capitol Hill, and award presentation [..]

The annual meeting, which occurs each June during the Annual Conference on the State of Higher Education (see above), has a governance role defined in the Association’s Constitution

Any person not eligible for active membership may be admitted as an associate member, including members of the general public. Any person in a college, university, or professional school of similar gr [..]