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Advisory Committees
Academe Advisory Board
Advises on columns, features, design, and other matters regarding the Association's magazine, Academe.
Members
Aaron Barlow (English)
City University of New York, New York City College of Technology, editor, 2018
Michael F. Bérubé (English)
Pennsylvania State University, 2018
Juan González
New York Daily News and Democracy Now!, 2018
Martin Kich (English)
Wright State University, 2018
Christopher Newfield (English)
University of California, Santa Barbara, 2017
Laura Secor
New York, NY, 2018
Gwendolyn Bradley, staff
Michael Ferguson, staff
Bulletin of the AAUP Advisory Board
Advises on content, design, and other matters regarding the Bulletin, the Association's journal of record.
Members
Aaron Barlow (English),
City University of New York New York City College of Technology, 2018
Henry Reichman (History),
California State University, East Bay, 2018
Deanna D. Wood (Library),
University of New Hampshire, 2017
Michael Ferguson, staff
Gregory F. Scholtz, staff
Litigation Committee
Serves as a legal advisory board for the Association’s office of staff counsel and general counsel. Provides expertise in such matters as employment law, education law, the First Amendment, intellectual property, labor law, and civil liberties. Individual committee members may serve as consultants on AAUP amicus briefs that fall within their specific areas of expertise. While the committee provides advice on whether or not the AAUP should file an amicus brief in a particular case, the final decision to file is made jointly by the president, general counsel, and general secretary.
Members
Risa L. Lieberwitz (Law),
Cornell University, chair, 2018
Joan E. Bertin (Public Health),
Columbia University, 2018
Alan E. Brownstein (Law),
University of California, Davis, 2018
James J. Brudney (Law),
Ohio State University, 2017
Theresa Chmara, Esq.,
Washington, DC, 2017
Catherine Fisk (Law),
University of California, Irvine, 2018
Amy Gajda (Law),
Tulane University, 2018
Neal Hutchens (Education),
Pennsylvania State University, 2018
Osamudia James (Law),
University of Miami, 2017
Jay P. Kesan (Law),
University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, 2018
Peter Lee (Law),
University of California, Davis, 2017
Deborah C. Malamud (Law),
New York University, 2017
Martha McCluskey (Law),
State University of New York at Buffalo, 2017
R. Anthony Reese (Law),
University of California, Irvine, 2018
Steve Sanders (Law),
Indiana University, 2017
Steven H. Shiffrin (Law),
Cornell University, 2017
Aaron Nisenson, staff
Nancy Long, staff
Chapters and Conferences
Are you looking for a campus-based chapter of the AAUP, or for your local state organization? See a list of chapter websites or state conferences.
Join the AAUP
As an AAUP member, you join forces with colleagues who care about academic freedom and shared governance. You help protect quality higher education and shape the future of our profession. In addition, there are practical benefits such as discounts, insurance programs, and a subscription to Academe
magazine.
Start a Chapter
Active AAUP chapters serve the profession on more than 450 campuses by supporting principles and programs that vitally affect the quality of higher education and professional life. Find out how you can start a chapter at your college or university.
