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AAUP Newsroom

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Section Highlights

Rights and Responsibilities of Faculty Members Who Have Disabilities

This report addresses practical and legal issues involving these faculty members and reaffirms their entitlement to due process. (2/7)

AAUP Statement on Indiana Right-to-Work Law

The AAUP stands behind the right of all employee groups to decide for themselves whether to bargain collectively.  (2/2)

It’s Not Over Yet: The Annual Report on the Economic Status of the Profession, 2010–11  is now available. The AAUP's annual Report on the Economic Status of the Profession  provides the most up-to-date and comprehensive analysis available of faculty salaries at colleges and universities around the country.