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The AAUP Constitution sets forth the officers, Council members, and Executive Committee members. A constitutional amendment proviso approved by the 105th Annual Meeting as part of the AAUP’s restructuring plan, along with 2020 Emergency Election Rules addressing the COVID pandemic, provided for a transitional Council that during the period from the 2020 officer and Council elections (which concluded on July 20, 2020), through the close of any Council meeting held in or before June 2021, would consist of:
(a) the three AAUP officers and the two at-large Council Members elected to four year terms in the 2020 officer and Council elections,
(b) the previously directly-elected Council Members whose terms expire in June 2022, and
(c) the members of the AAUP-CBC Executive Committee whose terms expire in June 2021
At the June 2022 biennial Association Meeting and every four years thereafter, one at-large Council Member and the five regional Council Members shall be elected to four-year terms, and there will be no transitional members.
Irene Mulvey, President (2024)
Mathematics, Fairfield University
Paul Davis, Vice President (2024)
History and American Government, Cincinnati State Technical and Community College
Christopher Sinclair, Secretary-Treasurer (2024)
Mathematics, University of Oregon
Linda Carroll (2022)
Italian, Tulane University
Nivedita Majumdar (2024)
English, John Jay College
Patricia Navarra (2022)
Irish Studies, Hofstra University
Glinda Rawls (2024)
Counseling, Western Michigan University
Diana I. Rios (2022)
Communication/El Instituto, University of Connecticut
David Sanders (2022)
Biological Sciences, Purdue University
District I
Alaska, Arizona, California, Hawaii, Nevada, New Mexico, Utah
Alexander Zukas (2022)
History, National University
District II
Colorado, Idaho, Kansas, Montana, Nebraska, North Dakota, Oklahoma, Oregon, South Dakota, Texas, Washington, Wyoming
Jonathan Rees (2022)
History, Colorado State University–Pueblo
District III
Michigan
Charles J. Parrish (2022)
Political Science, Wayne State University
District IV
Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Minnesota, Pennsylvania, Wisconsin
Loren Glass (2022)
English, University of Iowa
District V
Alabama, Arkansas, Canada, District of Columbia, Florida, Foreign, Georgia, Guam, Kentucky, Louisiana, Maryland, Mississippi, Missouri, North Carolina, Puerto Rico, South Carolina, Tennessee, Virgin Islands, Virginia, West Virginia
Monica Black (2022)
History, University of Tennessee
District VI
Ohio
Huey-Li Li (2022)
Educational Philosophy, University of Akron
District VII
New Jersey
Zoran Gajic (2022)
Electrical and Computer Engineering, Rutgers University
District VIII
New York
James Davis (2022)
English and American Studies, Brooklyn College, City University of New York
District X
Delaware, Maine, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Rhode Island, Vermont
Carolyn Betensky (2022)
English, University of Rhode Island
John Castella, Member-at-Large of the AAUP-CBC Executive Committee (2021)
Labor Studies, Rutgers University
Antonio Gallo, Member-at-Large of the AAUP-CBC Executive Committee (2021)
Chicano/a Studies, California State University, Northridge
Rudy Fichtenbaum, ex officio past President (2022)
Economics, Wright State University
Risa L. Lieberwitz, General Counsel (2020)
Law, School of Industrial & Labor Relations, Cornell University
