document resume ed 409 813 author hurd, richard; and others · document resume. ed 409 813 he 030...
Post on 30-May-2020
7 Views
Preview:
TRANSCRIPT
DOCUMENT RESUME
ED 409 813 HE 030 345
AUTHOR Hurd, Richard; And OthersTITLE Directory of Faculty Contracts and Bargaining Agents in
Institutions of Higher Education. Volume 22.INSTITUTION City Univ. of New York, NY. Bernard Baruch Coll. National
Center for the Study of Collective Bargaining in HigherEducation and the Professions.
REPORT NO ISSN-0276-7805PUB DATE Jan 96NOTE 306p.; For previous Volume 21, see ED 382 109. Statistical
analysis printed on colored paper.AVAILABLE FROM National Center for the Study of Collective Bargaining in
Higher Education and the Professions, Baruch College, CUNY,17 Lexington Ave., Box G-1050, New York, NY 10010; phone:212-387-1510 ($45).
PUB TYPE Numerical/Quantitative Data (110) Reference MaterialsDirectories /Catalogs (132)
EDRS PRICE MF01/PC13 Plus Postage.DESCRIPTORS Adjunct Faculty; Change Agents; *Collective Bargaining;
Colleges; *Contracts; Elections; *Faculty CollegeRelationship; Faculty Organizations; Foreign Countries;Geographic Distribution; Graduate Students; HigherEducation; Negotiation Agreements; Statistical Analysis;Tables (Data); Teacher Associations; *Unions
IDENTIFIERS Canada; United States
ABSTRACTThis Directory details unionization activities among college
and university faculty in 1995 in the United States and Canada. It indicatesthat the number of professors represented by academic unions has increased1.65 percent from the previous year, with 434 bargaining agents on 1,022public sector campuses and 70 bargaining agents on 98 private colleges anduniversities. It also discusses the six collective bargaining elections heldin the year, including four first contracts and participation by the AmericanAssociation of University Professors, the American Federation of Teachers,and the National Education Association. Most of the directory presents astatistical analysis in the form of tables presenting data such as: (1)
faculty contracts and bargaining agents in public and private institutions inthe United States; (2) adjunct faculty contracts and bargaining agents,United States; (3) graduate employee bargaining agents in the United States;(4) faculty collective bargaining at Canadian universities; (5) geographicdistribution of unionized faculty; (6) bargaining agents, by state; (7)
roster of institutions affected by the Yeshiva decision; (8) status of publicsector collective bargaining legislation; and (9) merged bargaining agents."No-agent" votes (1971-1995) are listed. An index of U.S. and Canadianinstitutions cited in the Directory is provided. (LEE)
********************************************************************************Reproductions supplied by EDRS are the best that can be made
from the original document.********************************************************************************
Volume 22, January 1996
Directory ofFaculty Contractsand Bargaining AgentsIn Institutions of Higher Education
Richard Hurd and Amy Foersterwith Beth Hillman Johnson
Douglas H. White, Director
U.S. DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATIONOffice at Educational Research and Improvement
EDUCATIONAL RESOURCESC)
INFORMATIONCENTEERI
document has been reproduced asreceived Irom the person or organizationoriginating it
O Minor changes have been made to improve
reproduction quality.
Points of view or opinions stated in this docu-
ment do not necessarily represent officialOERI position or policy.
PERMISSION TO REPRODUCE ANDDISSEMINATE THIS MATERIAL
HAS BEEN GRANTED BY
NCSCBHEP - Baruch
College, CUNY
TO THE EDUCATIONAL RESOURCESINFORMATION CENTER (ERIC)
THE NATIONAL CENTER FOR THE STUDY OF COLLECTIVE BARGAINING IN
HIGHER EDUCATION AND THE PROFESSIONS, SCHOOL OF PUBLIC AFFAIRS,
BARUCH COLLEGE THE CITY UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK
BEST COPY AVAILABLE
NATIONAL CENTER FOR THE STUDY OF COLLECTIVEBARGAINING IN HIGHER EDUCATION AND THE PROFESSIONS
NATIONAL ADVISORY COMMITTEE
DOUGLAS H. WHITEDirectorNCSCBHEP
MARY A. BURGANGeneral SecretaryAAUP
NEIL BUCKLEWProfessor & Past PresidentWest Virginia University
MARY JANE CALAISDir. of Federal RelationsNACUBO
SAMUEL J. D'AMICOAssoc. Vice Chancellorfor Human Resources
University of Maine System
ROCH DENISPresidentFQPPU
JOEL DOUGLASProfessorBaruch College, CUNY
MATTHEW GOLDSTEINPresidentBaruch College, CUNY
C. ROBERT HARRINGTONAssoc. Vice President forPersonnel Administration
Temple University
ROBERT D. HELSBYProfessorUniv. of North Florida
DANIEL J. JULIUSAssoc. Vice PresidentAcademic AffairsUniversity of San Francisco
PAULINE KINSELLAChairmanNew York State, PERB
ROGER KNUTSENPresidentNat'l Council of Higher Ed., NEA
CHRISTINE MAITLANDCoordinator of Higher EducationNEA
THOMAS MANNIXFormer Assoc. Vice Chancellorfor Empl. Rels. & Personnel
SUNY
CAESAR J. NAPLESVice Chancellor Emeritusand Trustee Professor
California State University
DAVID NEWTONVice Provost of Facultyand Staff Relations
Ade 1phi University
JAMES PARRYSpecial Asst. to the PresidentFlorida State University
IRWIN POLISHOOKPresident, PSCVice President, AFT
DONALD SAVAGEExecutive DirectorCAUT, Canada
WILLIAM E. SCHEUERMANPresidentUnited University Professions
ALBERT SHANKERPresident, AFTAFT-CIO
JAMES WHITEPresidentAPSCUF
JIM WHITEVice President forFinancial Services
AACJC
Volume 22, January 1996
Directory ofFaculty Contractsand Bargaining AgentsIn Institutions of Higher Education
Richard Hurd and Amy Foersterwith Beth Hillman Johnson
Douglas H. White, Director
THE NATIONAL CENTER FOR THE STUDY OF COLLECTIVE BARGAINING IN
HIGHER EDUCATION AND THE PROFESSIONS, SCHOOL OF PUBLIC AFFAIRS,BARUCH COLLEGE - THE CITY UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK
4
NATIONAL CENTER FOR THE STUDY OF COLLECTIVEBARGAINING IN HIGHER EDUCATION AND THE PROFESSIONS
The National Center is an impartial, nonprofit educational institution serving as aclearinghouse and forum for those engaged in collective bargaining (and the relatedprocesses of grievance administration and arbitration) in colleges and universities and theprofessions. Operating on the campus of Baruch College, City University of New York,the Center addresses its research to scholars and practitioners in these fields.
Membership consists of institutions and individuals from all regions of the United Statesand Canada. Activities are financed primarily by membership, conference and workshopfees, foundation grants, and income from various services and publications madeavailable to members and the public.
Inquiries regarding membership, publication or research orders should be addressed tothe National Center for the Study of Collective Bargaining in Higher Education and theProfessions, Baruch College, CUNY, 17 Lexington Avenue, Box G-1050, New York,New York 10010, (212) 387-1510.
Copyright © 1996 in U. S. A.By The National Center for the Study of CollectiveBargaining in Higher Education and the Professions
School of Public AffairsBaruch College, The City University of New York
All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced, stored in a retrievalsystem, or transmitted in any form or by any means, electronic, mechanical, photocopying,recording, or otherwise, without the prior permission of the publisher.
Price: $45.00
ISSN 0276-7805
5
TABLE OF CONTENTS
PAGE
INTRODUCTION: UNIONIZATION AMONG FACULTY, 1995
FACULTY CONTRACTS AND BARGAINING AGENTS, U.S. 3
ADJUNCT FACULTY CONTRACTS AND BARGAINING AGENTS, U.S. 88
GRADUATE EMPLOYEE BARGAINING AGENTS IN THE U.S. 98
FACULTY COLLECTIVE BARGAINING AT CANADIAN UNIVERSITIES 102
SUMMARY OF ELECTIONS, U.S. 1995 114
STATISTICAL ANALYSIS
Table One
Table Two
Table Three
Table Four
Table Five
Table Six
Table Seven
RECOGNIZED FACULTY BARGAININGAGENTS -- PUBLIC AND PRIVATE, 1996 119
RECOGNIZED FACULTY BARGAININGAGENTS IN TWO- AND FOUR-YEARINSTITUTIONS, 1996
- FACULTY COLLECTIVE BARGAININGAGREEMENTS, 1996
ANALYSIS OF BARGAINING AGENTS ANDCOLLECTIVE BARGAINING AGREEMENTS
FACULTY BARGAINING AGENTS ANDCOLLECTIVE BARGAINING AGREEMENTS(CBAs), PUBLIC AND PRIVATEINSTITUTIONS, 1974-1995
120
121
122
123
FACULTY BARGAINING AGENTS ANDCOLLECTIVE BARGAINING AGREEMENTSIN TWO- AND FOUR-YEAR INSTITUTIONS,1974-1995 124
FACULTY REPRESENTED BY CERTIFIEDBARGAINING AGENTS, 1996 125
Table Eight
Table Nine
Table Ten
Table Eleven
Table Twelve
Table Thirteen
Table Fourteen
Table Fifteen
Table Sixteen
Table Seventeen
Table Eighteen
PAGE
- FACULTY REPRESENTED BY CERTIFIEDBARGAINING AGENTS, 1996 126
- CAMPUSES REPRESENTED BY RECOGNIZEDFACULTY BARGAINING AGENTS -- PUBLICAND PRIVATE, 1996
GEOGRAPHIC DISTRIBUTION OFUNIONIZED 'FACULTY, 1996
BARGAINING AGENTS, BY STATE, 1996
SUMMARY OF DECERTIFICATIONS
ROSTER OF INSTITUTIONS AFFECTEDBY THE YESHIVA DECISION
COLLEGE CLOSINGS
STATUS OF PUBLIC SECTOR COLLECTIVEBARGAINING LEGISLATION
MERGED BARGAINING AGENTS
OTHER NATIONAL UNIONSREPRESENTING FACULTY
- BARGAINING AGENTS CITED IN THISDIRECTORY
"NO-AGENT" VOTES, 1971-1995
INDEX OF U.S. AND CANADIAN INSTITUTIONS CITED IN 1996DIRECTORY
127
128
130
131
132
134
135
136
137
138
142
150
UNIONIZATION AMONG COLLEGE FACULTY
January 1, 1995 through December 31, 1995
INTRODUCTION
Unionization among college and university faculty continued its slow but steadyincrease in 1995. Academic unions now represent 246,207 professors, a growth of 3,986(1.65 percent) from last year's Directory. We can now report 504 bargaining agents on1,115 campuses throughout the United States.
These increases can be attributed to three sources. First, unions won 4 out of 4collective bargaining elections during 1995 to determine new bargaining agents. Second,some existing bargaining units grew in size as institutions hired additional faculty.Third, the Center has included the Minnesota Technical Colleges in this Directory whichhave been incorrectly omitted in the past. Separate faculty bargaining units at the 34Minnesota Technical College campuses were consolidated into a single statewide unit inDecember 1993. The bargaining agent is the United Technical College Educators(UTCE), affiliated with both AFT and NEA. Although negotiations commenced during1994, UTCE did not have official status as the exclusive representative until July 1,1995. The first statewide contract was still being negotiated as of January 1, 1996.
Public colleges and universities employ 235,322 unionized faculty members, with434 bargaining agents on 1,022 public sector campuses. Four-year public colleges anduniversities account for 124,738 of the unionized faculty members, with 90 bargainingagents on 336 campuses. Two-year public colleges have 110,584 unionized facultymembers, with 344 bargaining agents on 686 campuses.
There are only 10,885 unionized faculty members in the nation's private collegesand universities, with 70 bargaining agents on 93 campuses. The overwhelming majorityof these are employed at private four-year colleges and universities: 10,405, with 61bargaining agents on 79 campuses. We can only report 480 faculty members on 14 two-year private sector campuses, represented by 9 bargaining agents.
Six collective bargaining elections took place during 1994. Faculty memberschose new collective bargaining agents in four of these and changed agents in twoelections.
AGENTS ELECTED
Faculty members voted for union representatives at four institutions during 1995.One election win occurred at a four-year private institution, Bank Street College in NewYork. The three new units at public sector institutions include the full-time faculty atAlbuquerque Technical Vocational Institute in New Mexico, the temporary full-time
6V
faculty at Kent State University in Ohio, and the part-time faculty at ParklandCommunity College in Illinois.
In addition to the new agents elected in 1995, there were two institutions whereagents were chosen in 1994 which were not mentioned in the introduction to last year'sDirectory, although they were listed under "Faculty Contracts and Bargaining Agents."In 1994 part-time faculty at the College of the Sequoias in California chose CWA as theirbargaining agent, and part-time faculty at Mendocino College in California selected NEAas their agent.
CHANGE OF AGENT ELECTION
Faculty at two institutions voted in 1995 to change bargaining agents. The facultyat Kalamazoo Valley Community College in Michigan chose the AAUP over the NEAin a challenge election. The faculty at Peninsula College in Washington, who had beenrepresented by NEA, chose AFT as their bargaining agent.
CHALLENGE TO AGENT ELECTION
There were no unsuccessful challenges to current agents reported in 1995.
NO-AGENT ELECTION
There were no elections reported where faculty voted for no agent status in 1995.
AAUP
The AAUP participated in two of the six elections held in 1995. At Kent StateUniversity in Ohio the AAUP defeated no agent 50-36 in a unit of 120 temporary full-time faculty. At Kalamazoo Valley Community College the AAUP successfullychallenged NEA, winning 64-36 in a unit of 105.
The AAUP and its affiliates, including dual affiliations, now represent 61,855faculty in 61 bargaining units. These include 38 public and 23 private sector units. Ofthese, 51 are at four-year and 10 are at two-year institutions.
AFT
The AFT participated in four of the six elections held in 1995. At Bank StreetCollege in New York, the only private sector institution where a representation electionwas held in 1995, AFT defeated no agent 78-24 in a unit of 150. At Albuquerque
9
vi
Technical Vocational Institute in New Mexico, AFT defeated no agent 180-12 in a unitof 290. At Parkland Community College in Illinois, AFT defeated no agent 67-24 in aunit of 125. In a vote to replace NEA as the bargaining agent at Peninsula College inWashington, AFT defeated no agent 75-15 in a unit of 158.
The AFT and its affiliates, including dual affiliations, now represent 107,665faculty in 168 bargaining units. These include 145 public and 23 private sector units.Of these, 49 are at four-year and 119 are at two-year institutions.
NEA
The NEA participated in only one of the six elections in 1995. At KalamazooValley Community College in Michigan, NEA lost a challenge election to AAUP 36-64in a unit of 105. Although it did not contest the election, NEA also lost bargaining agentstatus at Peninsula College in Washington when AFT defeated no-agent to become thenew representative for a unit of 158.
The NEA and its affiliates, including dual affiliations, now represent 90,130faculty in 228 bargaining units. These include 214 public and 14 private sector units.Of these, 37 are at four-year and 191 are at two-year institutions.
INDEPENDENT AGENTS
By the term independent agent, we mean any faculty bargaining agent which hasnot affiliated with another state or national union. There were no representation electionsinvolving independent agents in 1995.
Independent agents now represent 19,218 faculty in 42 bargaining units. Theseinclude 34 public and 8 private sector units. Of these, 12 are at four-year institutionsand 30 are at two-year institutions.
DECERTIFICATION
The National Center knows of no bargaining agent decertifications which occurred
during 1995.
STRIKES
No faculty strikes were reported for 1995.
vii 1
LEGISLATION
The National Center cannot report any new state or federal legislation governingcollective bargaining in higher education during 1995.
FIRST CONTRACTS SIGNED
Four first contracts were signed during 1995. At Warren County CommunityCollege in New Jersey, the NEA signed an initial two-year agreement covering a unit of12 faculty members. At Cleveland State University in Ohio the AAUP negotiated a two-year contract for a unit of 400. A joint NEA/AFT unit at Eastern Washington Universityalso achieved its first contract covering a unit of 404. The fourth "first contract" wasfor an AFT unit of 412 part-time faculty at Yuba Community College in California;although there was a gap in coverage, this same unit had enjoyed contract protectionearlier when represented by the NEA.
In addition to the first contracts negotiated in 1995, the National Center haslearned of three first contracts negotiated in 1994 which were not reported last year. TheAFT secured initial contracts for two units in 1994: a four-year agreement covering aunit of 120 temporary faculty at Northern Illinois University, and a one-year agreementcovering a unit of 350 part-time faculty at Rockland Community College in. New York.The NEA also negotiated a first contract in 1994, a three-year agreement covering a unitof 165 at Hocking Technical College in Ohio.
DEMOGRAPHIC ANALYSIS .
While this 1996 Directory shows collective bargaining agents in 32 states,Washington, DC, and Guam, faculty higher education bargaining remains geographicallylimited and almost exclusively a phenomenon of public sector institutions.
Two states, California (66,344) and New York (55,320) account for 121,664 or49.4 percent of all unionized faculty members. The ten largest states for facultycollective bargaining (listed below) account for 200,961, or 81.6 percent of all unionizedfaculty members in the United States. Five of these ten largest states are located in thenortheast (New York, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Massachusetts, and Connecticut) andare the home states for 95,589 unionized professors, 38.8 percent of the total. The twowest coast states, California (66,344) and Washington (10,245) represent another 76,589faculty members, 31.1 percent of all unionized faculty. Put another way, seven states,five in the northeast and two on the west coast account for 69.9 percent of the unionizedprofessorate. Only two states in the mid-west, Michigan (10,217) and Minnesota (7,675)are listed among the ten largest states for faculty collective bargaining. Florida (10,891)is the only southern state to make this list.
viii.
THE TOP TEN STATES FOR FACULTY UNIONMEMBERSHIP IN HIGHER EDUCATION, 1995
STATE FACULTY
1. California 66,3442. New York 55,3203. Pennsylvania 11,3554. Florida 10,8915. New Jersey 10,8826. Washington 10,2457. Michigan 10,2178. Massachusetts 9,6239. Connecticut 8,409
10. Minnesota 7,675
Total 200,961(81.6 percent of all unionized
faculty)
Higher education collective bargaining is also largely limited to public sectorinstitutions. Public colleges and universities employ 235,322, or 95.6 percent of theunionized professorate. Among public institutions, there is an even division betweenfour-year and two-year colleges and universities. Four-year public institutions employ124,738 faculty members, 53.0 percent of unionized faculty at all public institutions.Two-year colleges employ 110,584 unionized professors, or 47.0 percent of all unionizedprofessors at public institutions.
Richard HurdProfessor and Director of Labor StudiesCornell University
and
Amy FoersterPh.d. candidate in SociologyCornell University
12ix
ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
The National Center could not publish this Directory without the kind assistanceof many individuals. First, we are enormously grateful to the college and universityadministrators in unionized institutions who provide us with the information every yearto update this work.
We also must thank the leadership and staff of the three major academic unions,the AAUP, AFT, and NEA for keeping us informed about new bargaining agents,elections, strikes, court decisions, and organizing campaigns. We also must acknowledgethe help that the Canadian faculty unions extend to us with the updating of the Canadiansection. We receive our Canadian information from the Canadian Association ofUniversity Teachers (CAUT), the Federation Quebecoise des Professeures andProfesseurs d'Universite (FQPPU), and the Ontario Public Service Employees Union(OPSEU).
The introduction and tables for this volume were prepared by Richard Hurd,Professor and Director of Labor Studies and Amy Foerster, a Ph.D. candidate insociology, both at Cornell University. This includes statistical analysis of data from thefaculty contracts and bargaining agents section of this Directory, and the subsequentgeneration of charts and graphs. They also did research to update the information on thenon-numeric tables. Chein Chi Peng of Baruch College, input changes to the Directoryonto a database program for analytical purposes.
Karen Daniel of Baruch College and Robin Burke of Cornell University shouldbe thanked for their assistance in inputting this publication.
In addition, we wish to express our appreciation to the Baruch Collegeadministration for its continued support of the Center, especially to President MatthewGoldstein, Provost Lois Cronholm, Dean of the School of Public Affairs, RonaldBerkman, and Douglas White, director of the Center.
We urge our readers once again to inform us of any errors or omissions in thisDirectory. Your comments during the past year have been very helpful to us.
Beth Hillman JohnsonAdministrative DirectorNational Center forthe Study of CollectiveBargaining in Higher Educationand the Professions
1.3
x
FACULTY CONTRACTS AND BARGAINING AGENTS
IN PUBLIC AND PRIVATE INSTITUTIONS
IN THE UNITED STATES
14
FAC
UL
TY
CO
NT
RA
CT
S A
ND
BA
RG
AIN
ING
AG
EN
TS
IN P
UB
LIC
AN
D P
RIV
AT
E I
NST
ITU
TIO
NS'
Bar
gain
ing
Uni
tC
ur.A
gent
Initi
al2/
4 Y
r.N
o. o
fC
ontr
act
Inst
itutio
nA
gent
+Si
zeE
lect
edC
ontr
act+
+C
olle
geC
ampu
ses#
Exp
irat
ion
AL
ASK
A
Prin
ce W
illia
m S
ound
AC
CFT
719
7419
742
36/
30/9
4
Com
mun
ity C
olle
ge'
Loc
al 2
404,
AFT
Cop
per
Bas
in C
ampu
s2
Cor
dova
Cam
pus
2
Val
dez
Cam
pus
2
Uni
vers
ity o
f A
lask
aSy
stem
Ala
ska
Com
mun
ity C
olle
geA
FT30
0 ft
1992
23
6/30
/94
60 p
t
AR
IZO
NA
Mar
icop
a C
ount
y C
omm
unity
AA
UP
800
1994
21
1995
Col
lege
Dis
tric
t
Pim
a C
ount
y C
omm
unity
PCC
EA
332
419
782
5
Col
lege
Dis
tric
tC
omm
unity
Cam
pus
2
Des
ert V
ista
Cam
pus
2
Dow
ntow
n C
ampu
s2
1516
17
Inst
itutio
nB
arga
inin
gA
gent
+U
nit
Size
Cur
.Age
ntE
lect
edIn
itial
Con
trac
t+ +
2/4
Yr.
Col
lege
No.
of
Cam
puse
s#
Pim
a C
ount
y C
omm
unity
Col
lege
Dis
tric
t (C
ont.)
Eas
t Cam
pus
2W
est C
ampu
s2
CA
LIF
OR
NIA
Ant
elop
e V
alle
y C
olle
geA
FT12
8 ft
1990
1990
21
250
pt
Bar
stow
Com
mun
ityC
TA
/NE
A30
ft
1979
1979
21
Col
lege
77 p
t
But
te C
olle
geC
TA
/NE
A17
5 ft
1978
1978
21
CW
A52
5 pt
1990
1991
Cab
rillo
Col
lege
AFT
193
ft19
8419
862
1
340
pt
Cal
ifor
nia
Stat
eC
FA/
18,4
0019
8319
834
22U
nive
rsity
Sys
tem
AA
UP/
CT
AN
EA
Cal
. Mar
itim
e A
cade
my
CSE
A/S
EIU
Cal
. Pol
ytec
h. S
t. U
niv.
Cal
. St.
Uni
v.-B
aker
sfie
ld4
Cal
. St.
Poly
tech
. Uni
v.-P
omon
a4
Cal
. St.
Uni
v.-C
hico
4C
al. S
t. U
niv.
-Dom
ingu
ez H
ills
4C
al. S
t. U
niv.
-Fre
sno
4C
al. S
t. U
niv.
-Ful
lert
on4
Con
trac
tE
xpir
atio
n
6/30
/96
6/30
/92
6/30
/97
12/3
1/93
6/30
/98
Bar
gain
ing
Age
nt+
Uni
tSi
zeC
ur.A
gent
Ele
cted
Initi
alC
ontr
act+
+2/
4 Y
r.C
olle
geN
o. o
fC
ampu
ses#
Con
trac
tE
xpir
atio
nIn
stitu
tion
Cal
ifor
nia
Stat
e U
nive
rsity
Sys
tem
(C
ont.)
Cal
. St.
Uni
v.-H
ayw
ard
4
Cal
. St.
Uni
v.-L
ong
Bea
ch4
Cal
. St.
Uni
v.-L
os A
ngel
es4
Cal
. St.
Uni
v.-N
orth
ridg
e4
Cal
. St.
Uni
v.-S
acra
men
to4
Cal
. St.
Uni
v.-S
an B
erna
rdin
o4
Cal
. St.
Uni
v.-S
an M
arco
s4
Cal
. St.
Uni
v.-S
tani
slau
s4
Hum
bold
t St.
Uni
v.4
San
Die
go S
t. U
niv.
4
San
Fran
cisc
o St
. Uni
v.4
San
Jose
St.
Uni
v.4
San
Lui
s O
bisp
o4
Sono
ma
St. U
niv.
4
Cha
bot-
Las
Pos
itas
Com
mun
ityC
olle
ge D
istr
ict
Ind.
(CL
PFA
)29
7 ft
1990
1979
22
6/30
/93
(CT
A/N
EA
490
pt19
78)
Cha
bot C
olle
ge2
Las
Pos
itas
Col
lege
2
Cha
ffey
Col
lege
CT
A/N
EA
152
ft19
8019
812
16/
30/9
542
5 pt
Citr
us C
olle
geC
TA
/NE
A12
9 ft
1976
1977
21
6/30
/94
230
pt
19
Inst
itutio
n
CA
LIF
OR
NIA
(C
ont.)
*Cla
rem
ont C
olle
ges
Coa
st C
omm
unity
Col
lege
Dis
tric
t
Coa
stlin
e C
omm
. Col
.G
olde
n W
est C
omm
. Col
.O
rang
e C
oast
Com
m. C
ol.
o Pa
rt-t
ime
c'N
Col
lege
of
Mar
in6
Indi
an V
alle
y C
ampu
sK
entf
ield
Cam
pus
Col
lege
of
the
Red
woo
ds
Col
lege
of
the
Sequ
ioas
Com
pton
Com
mun
ity21
Col
lege
Con
tra
Cos
ta C
omm
unity
Col
lege
Dis
tric
t
Bar
gain
ing
Uni
tC
ur.A
gent
Initi
al2/
4 Y
r.N
o. o
fC
ontr
act
Age
nt+
Size
Ele
cted
Con
trac
t+ +
Col
lege
Cam
puse
s#E
xpir
atio
n
OPE
IU4
1972
465
AFT
586
1979
1980
23
6/30
/95
2 2 2
CTA /NEA
1,232
1979
1980
23
9/1/96
AFT
141
ft19
7819
802
26/
30/9
5(C
TA
/NE
A15
0 pt
1976
)(C
redi
t)15
0 pt
2(N
on-C
redi
t)2
Ind.
117
ft19
7719
772
178/
31/9
427
2 pt
CT
A/N
EA
/14
6.6
ft F
TE
1976
1977
21
6/30
/96
CW
A21
6 pt
1994
21
6/30
/95
AFT
94 f
t19
7819
792
16/
30/9
211
3 pt
Ind.
471
ft19
7619
773
6/30
/96
522
pt
Bar
gain
ing
Inst
itutio
nA
gent
+
Con
tra
Cos
ta C
omm
unity
Col
lege
Dis
tric
t (C
ont.)
Con
tra
Cos
ta C
ol.
Dia
blo
Val
ley
Col
.L
os M
edan
os C
ol.
Uni
tSi
zeC
ur.A
gent
Ele
cted
Initi
alC
ontr
act+
+2/
4 Y
r.C
olle
ge
2 2 2
No.
of
Cam
puse
s#C
ontr
act
Exp
irat
ion
Cue
sta
Col
lege
AFT
97 f
t19
942
1
200
pt
Des
ert C
omm
unity
Col
lege
CC
A/C
TA
/NE
A11
5 ft
1988
1988
22
6/30
/95
Dis
tric
t (C
olle
ge o
f th
eD
eser
t & C
oope
r M
ount
ain
Cam
pus)
8
El C
amin
o C
omm
unity
AFT
312
ft19
7619
772
17/
31/9
7C
olle
ge48
8 pt
Feat
her
Riv
er C
omm
nity
Col
lege
AFT
24 f
t19
8919
902
16/
30/9
545
pt
1994
Foot
hill-
DeA
nza
Ind.
638
ft19
7719
772
46/
30/9
2C
omm
unity
Col
lege
727
ptD
istr
ict
DeA
nza
Col
.2
Foot
hill
Col
.2
Mid
dlef
ield
Col
.2
Sunn
yval
e C
ol.
2
Gav
ilan
Col
lege
CT
A/N
EA
77.f
t19
7719
772
16/
30/9
2
2324
co 25
Inst
itutio
nB
arga
inin
gA
gent
+U
nit
Size
Cur
.Age
ntE
lect
edIn
itial
Con
trac
t+ +
2/4
Yr.
Col
lege
No.
of
Cam
puse
s#C
ontr
act
Exp
irat
ion
CA
LIF
OR
NIA
(C
ont.)
Gle
ndal
e C
omm
unity
AFT
201
ft19
7919
802
16/
30/9
7
Col
lege
511
pt
Gro
ssm
ont/C
uyam
aca
Ind.
293
ft19
8419
782
26/
30/9
3C
omm
unity
Col
lege
Dis
tric
t(
CT
A/N
EA
548
pt19
77)
Cuy
amac
a C
ol.
2G
ross
mon
t Col
.2
Har
tnel
l Com
mun
ityC
TA
/NE
A95
ft
1979
1979
21
6/30
/92
Col
lege
235
pt
Impe
rial
Val
ley
Col
lege
CC
A/C
TA
/94
ft
1981
1984
21
6/30
/98
NE
A25
0 pt
Ker
n C
omm
unity
Col
lege
CC
A/N
EA
340
ft19
7719
772
36/
30/9
5D
istr
ict
556
pt
Bak
ersf
ield
Col
.2
Cer
ro C
oso
Col
.2
Port
ervi
lle C
ol.
2
Las
sen
Com
mun
ity C
olle
geA
FT43
ft
1986
1988
21
6/30
/94
Lon
g B
each
City
Col
lege
CT
A/N
EA
297
ft19
7819
792
29/
30/9
6
Lib
eral
Art
s C
ampu
s2
Paci
fic
Coa
st C
ampu
s2
26
CC
)
Inst
itutio
n
Lon
g B
each
City
Col
lege
(C
ont.)
o Pa
rt-t
ime
Bar
gain
ing
Age
nt+
CT
A/N
EA
Uni
tSi
ze 600
Cur
.Age
ntE
lect
ed 1990
Initi
alC
ontr
act+
+
1991
2/4
Yr.
Col
lege
No.
of
Cam
puse
s#C
ontr
act
Exp
irat
ion
6/30
/93
Los
Ang
eles
Com
mun
ityA
FT1,
641
ft19
7719
782
99/
29/9
6C
olle
ge S
yste
m1,
969
pt
Eas
t L.A
. Col
.2
L.A
. City
Col
.2
L.A
. Har
bor
Col
.2
L.A
. Mis
sion
Col
.2
L.A
. Pie
rce
Col
.2
L.A
. Sou
thw
est C
ol.
2L
.A. T
rade
-Tec
h. C
ol.
2
L.A
. Val
ley
Col
.2
Wes
t L.A
. Col
.2
Los
Rio
s C
omm
unity
AFT
753
ft19
7719
772
36/
30/9
6C
olle
ge S
yste
m1,
500
pt
Am
eric
an R
iver
Col
.2
Cos
umne
s R
iver
Col
.2
Sacr
amen
to C
ity C
ol.
2
Men
doci
no C
olle
geC
TA
/NE
A16
0 pt
1994
21
6/30
/94
Mer
ced
Col
lege
CT
A/N
EA
146
ft19
7619
772
16/
30/9
234
6 pt
Inst
itutio
n
CA
LIF
OR
NIA
(C
ont.)
Mon
tere
y Pe
nins
ula
Com
mun
ityC
olle
ge
Mou
nt S
an A
nton
io C
olle
ge
Mou
nt S
an J
acin
to C
olle
ge
Nap
a V
alle
yC
olle
ge1-
-, c)N
orth
Ora
nge
Cou
nty
Com
mun
ity C
olle
ge D
istr
ict
Cyp
ress
Col
.Fu
llert
on C
ol.
Oh
lone
Col
lege
Palo
Ver
de C
olle
ge
Pasa
dena
City
Col
lege
Pera
lta C
omm
unity
Col
lege
Dis
tric
t
Bar
gain
ing
Age
nt+
Uni
tSi
zeC
ur.A
gent
Ele
cted
Initi
alC
ontr
act+
+2/
4 Y
r.C
olle
geN
o. o
fC
ampu
ses#
CT
A/N
EA
130
ft22
5 pt
1978
1980
21
CT
A/N
EA
278
ft46
8 pt
1976
1978
21
CT
A/N
EA
63 f
t19
7619
772
2
CT
A/N
EA
107
ft16
7 pt
1977
1979
21
CT
A/N
EA
472
ft19
7919
812 2 2
2
Ind.
125
ft30
0 pt
1979
21
CT
A/N
EA
(AFT
197
6)19
ft
38 p
t19
8019
762
1
CT
A/N
EA
348
ft19
7919
792
1
AFT
/CFT
370
ft50
0 pt
1979
1980
24
Con
trac
tE
xpir
atio
n
6/30
/96
12/3
1/96
6/30
/98
6/30
/97
6/30
/95
6/30
/96
6/30
/96
6/30
/97
6/30
/94
3 0
Bar
gain
ing
Uni
tC
ur.A
gent
Initi
al2/
4 Y
r.N
o. o
fC
ontr
act
Inst
itutio
nA
gent
+Si
zeE
lect
edC
ontr
act+
+C
olle
geC
ampu
ses#
Exp
irat
ion
Pera
lta C
omm
unity
Col
lege
Dis
tric
t (C
ont.)
Col
. of
Ala
med
a2
Lan
ey C
olle
ge2
Mer
ritt
Col
.2
Vis
ta C
ol.
2
Ran
cho
Sant
iago
Com
.26
1 ft
1978
239
6/30
/95
Col
lege
Dis
tric
t92
9 pt
o C
ont.
Edu
c. F
acul
.C
TA
/NE
A21
ft
1977
22
6/30
/95
488
pt
Rio
Hon
do C
omm
. Col
.C
TA
/NE
A16
0 ft
1979
1980
21
6/30
/95
500
pt
Riv
ersi
de C
omm
unity
Col
lege
CT
A/N
EA
225
ft19
7819
792
36/
30/9
4D
istr
ict
574
pt
Sadd
leba
ck C
omm
unity
Col
lege
CT
A/N
EA
297
ft19
7619
762
26/
30/9
7D
istr
ict
725
pt
Irvi
ne V
alle
y C
ol.
2Sa
ddle
back
Col
.2
San
Ber
nard
ino
Com
mun
ityC
TA
/NE
A23
2 ft
1984
1989
22
1/31
/93
Col
lege
Dis
tric
t41
1 pt
32
31
Inst
itutio
nB
arga
inin
gU
nit
Cur
.Age
ntIn
itial
2/4
Yr.
No.
of
Con
trac
tA
gent
+Si
zeE
lect
edC
ontr
act+
+C
olle
geC
ampu
ses#
Exp
irat
ion
San
Ber
nard
ino
Com
mun
ityC
olle
ge D
istr
ict (
Con
t.)
Cra
fton
Hill
s C
omm
unity
Col
.Sa
n B
erna
rdin
o V
alle
y C
ol.
2 2
San
Die
go C
omm
unity
Col
lege
sA
FT48
9 ft
1987
1977
23
12/3
1/96
(CT
A/N
EA
1,56
4 pt
1977
)
San
Die
go C
ity C
ol.
2
San
Die
go M
esa
Col
.2
San
Die
go M
iram
ar C
ol.
2
San
Die
go C
omm
unity
Col
lege
Adu
lt E
duc.
Sys
tem
AFT
97 f
t19
7719
772
612
/31/
9563
6 pt
Cen
tre
City
/Ski
lls C
ente
r2
Ces
ar C
have
z C
ente
r2
Cla
irem
ont M
esa
Cam
pus
Cen
ter
2E
d. C
ultu
ral C
ompl
ex C
ampu
sC
ente
r2
Kea
rney
Mes
a C
ampu
s2
Mid
-City
Cen
ter
2
Mir
amar
Cam
pus
2
Mis
sion
Bay
Cam
pus
2N
avaj
o C
ampu
s C
ente
r2
Poin
t Lom
a C
ampu
s2
*San
Fra
ncis
co A
rt I
nstit
ute
Ind.
(SFA
IFU
)40
.198
419
844
16/
30/9
6
Inst
itutio
nB
arga
inin
gA
gent
+U
nit
Size
Cur
.Age
ntE
lect
edIn
itial
Con
trac
t+ +
2/4
Yr.
Col
lege
No.
of
Cam
puse
s#
Con
trac
t
Exp
irat
ion
CA
LIF
OR
NIA
(C
ont.)
San
Fran
cisc
o C
omm
unity
AFT
792
ft19
7819
792
210
6/30
/92
Col
lege
979
pt
City
Col
. of
San
Fran
.2
Com
m. C
ol. C
ente
rs2
San
Joaq
uin
Del
ta C
ol.
CT
A/N
EA
215
ft19
7719
772
16/
30/9
535
0 pt
San
Jose
/Eve
rgre
en C
om.
Ind.
252
ft19
8719
782
26/
30/9
6C
olle
ge D
istr
ict
(CT
A/N
EA
604
pt1-
-,L
A
Eve
rgre
en V
alle
y C
ol.
1977
)2
San
Jose
City
Col
.2
San
Mat
eo C
ount
y C
orn.
AFT
387
ft19
8219
782
36/
30/9
5C
olle
ge D
istr
ict
(NE
A 1
977)
746
pt
Can
ada
Col
.2
Col
. of
San
Mat
eo2
Skyl
ine
Col
.2
Sant
a B
arba
ra C
ityIn
d.19
8 ft
1986
1987
21
12/3
1/95
Col
lege
Sant
a C
lari
ta C
omm
unity
CT
A/N
EA
68 f
t19
7719
782
16/
30/9
4C
olle
ge D
istr
ict"
192
pt
Inst
itutio
nB
arga
inin
gA
gent
+U
nit
Size
Cur
.Age
ntE
lect
edIn
itial
Con
trac
t+ +
2/4
Yr.
Col
lege
No.
of
Cam
puse
s#C
ontr
act
Exp
irat
ion
CA
LIF
OR
NIA
(C
ont.)
Sant
a M
onic
a C
omm
unity
Ind.
277
ft19
7819
792
112
/31/
93C
olle
ge39
9 pt
Sant
a R
osa
Jr. C
ol.
Ind.
272
ft19
8919
902
16/
96Fu
ll-tim
e/92
2 pt
Adj
unct
Fac
ulty
Uni
t "B
"
o Se
nior
s Pr
ogra
m, U
nit "
B"
AFT
5919
8919
912
16/
96
Shas
ta C
olle
geC
TA
/NE
A14
4 ft
1976
1976
211
26/
30/9
625
0 pt
Sier
ra J
oint
Com
mun
ityC
TA
/NE
A13
0 ft
1977
1978
21
6/30
/96
Col
lege
Dis
tric
t51
0 pt
Sola
no C
omm
unity
Col
lege
CC
A/C
TA
/NE
A14
8 ft
1976
1977
21
6/30
/94
238
pt
Sout
hwes
tern
Com
mun
ityC
TA
/NE
A21
4 ft
1977
1979
22
12/3
1/94
Col
lege
Dis
tric
t
San
Ysi
dro
Edu
c. C
ente
r2
Sout
hwes
tern
Col
.2
Stat
e C
ente
r C
omm
unity
AFT
336
ft19
7719
772
2'3
6/30
/94
Col
lege
Dis
tric
t57
5 pt
1992
3 3
37
Inst
itutio
nB
arga
inin
gU
nit
Cur
.Age
ntIn
itial
2/4
Yr.
No.
of
Con
trac
tA
gent
+Si
zeE
lect
edC
ontr
act+
+C
olle
geC
ampu
ses#
Exp
irat
ion
Stat
e C
ente
r C
omm
unity
Col
lege
Dis
tric
t (C
ont.)
Fres
no C
ity C
Ol.
Kin
gs R
iver
Com
m. C
ol.
2 2
Taf
t Col
lege
CT
A/N
EA
23 f
t19
7619
772
112
/31/
9431
pt
Uni
vers
ity o
f C
alif
orni
a
o L
ectu
rers
AFT
2,00
019
8419
864
96/
30/9
7
o L
ibra
rian
sU
FL/A
FT40
719
8319
844
961
30/9
6
Ber
kele
y4
Dav
is4
Irvi
ne4
Los
Ang
eles
4R
iver
side
4Sa
n D
iego
4Sa
n Fr
anci
sco
4Sa
nta
Bar
bara
.4
Sant
a C
ruz
4
o Fa
culty
SCFA
/AA
UP
392
1981
1982
411
46/
30/9
5
*Uni
v. o
f Sa
n Fr
anci
sco
AFT
250
ft19
8219
764
17/
31/9
8(I
nd. 1
975)
4039
Inst
itutio
nB
arga
inin
gA
gent
+U
nit
Size
Cur
.Age
ntE
lect
edIn
itial
Con
trac
t+ +
2/4
Yr.
Col
lege
No.
of
Cam
puse
s#C
ontr
act
Exp
irat
ion
*Uni
v. o
f Sa
n Fr
anci
sco
(Con
t.)
o A
djun
ct F
acul
tyA
FT35
0 pt
1981
1985
41
12/3
0/95
*Uni
v.of
San
Fra
ncis
coIn
d.35
1973
1974
41
6/30
/93
Law
Sch
ool
Ven
tura
Cou
nty
Com
mun
ityA
FT39
3 ft
1977
1978
23
6/30
/97
Col
lege
Dis
tric
t70
0 pt
Moo
rpar
k C
ol.
2
Oxn
ard
Col
.2
Ven
tura
Col
.2
Vic
tor
Val
ley
Col
lege
CT
A/N
EA
84 f
t19
7619
782
16/
30/9
5
Wes
t Hill
s C
olle
geC
TA
/NE
A50
ft
1977
1977
21
6/30
/97
Wes
t Val
ley
Mis
sion
Ind.
305
ft19
9319
852
26/
30/9
5
Com
mun
ity C
olle
ge D
istr
ict
(AC
E 1
984)
465
pt
Mis
sion
Col
.2
Wes
t Val
ley
Col
.2
Yos
emite
Cor
n. C
olle
geIn
d.28
8 ft
1989
1978
22
6/30
/91
Dis
tric
t(C
TA
/NE
A18
0 pt
1976
)
Col
umbi
a C
ol.
2
Mod
esto
Jr.
Col
.2
41,
42
T1
Inst
itutio
nB
arga
inin
gA
gent
+U
nit
Size
Cur
.Age
ntE
lect
edIn
itial
Con
trac
t+ +
2/4
Yr.
Col
lege
No.
of
Cam
puse
s#C
ontr
act
Exp
irat
ion
CA
LIF
OR
NIA
(C
ont.)
YC
FA/A
AU
PA
FT(I
nd. C
TA
/N
EA
197
6)
111
ft41
2 pt
1993
1994
1978
1995
23
6/30
/98
6/30
/97
Yub
a C
omm
. Col
lege
CO
LO
RA
DO
AA
UP
77 f
t19
7319
734
18/
31/9
6*R
egis
Uni
vers
ity
CO
NN
EC
TIC
UT
Con
nect
icut
Com
mun
ityan
d T
echn
ical
Col
lege
Sys
tem
'
Asn
untu
ck C
omm
unity
-Tec
hnic
al C
ol.
2C
apita
l Com
mun
ity-T
echn
ical
Col
.2
Gat
eway
Com
mun
ity-T
echn
ical
Col
.2
Hou
sato
nic
Com
mun
ity-T
echn
ical
Col
.2
Man
ches
ter
Com
mun
ity-T
echn
ical
Col
.2
Mid
dles
ex C
omm
unity
-Tec
hnic
al C
ol.
2N
auga
tuck
Val
ley
Com
m.-
Tec
h. C
ol.
2N
orth
wes
tern
Con
n. C
omm
. Col
.2
Nor
wal
k C
omm
.-T
ech.
Col
.2
Qui
neba
ug V
alle
y C
omm
.-T
ech.
Col
.2
Thr
ee R
iver
s C
omm
.-T
ech.
Col
.2
Tun
xis
Com
m.-
Tec
h. C
ol.
2
44
43
00
Inst
itutio
nB
arga
inin
gA
gent
+U
nit
Size
Cur
.Age
ntE
lect
edIn
itial
Con
trac
t+ +
2/4
Yr.
Col
lege
No.
of
Cam
puse
s#C
ontr
act
Exp
irat
ion
Con
nect
icut
Com
mun
ityan
d T
echn
ical
Col
lege
Sys
tem
(C
ont.)
A. C
omm
unity
Col
lege
s Fa
culty
CC
CC
/SE
IU60
2 ft
1975
1977
212
6/30
/97
2,15
7 pt
B. T
echn
ical
Col
lege
s Fa
culty
AFT
159
ft19
7619
762
56/
30/9
726
5 pt
1992
TB
A2
5T
BA
C. C
omm
. /T
ech.
Col
lege
sC
CC
C/S
EIU
1639
4 ft
1987
1977
25
6/30
/97
Adm
inis
trat
ors
570
pt
D. C
omm
. Tec
h. C
olle
geA
FSC
ME
44 f
t19
8019
812
56/
30/9
7A
dmin
istr
ator
s6
pt
Con
nect
icut
Sta
te U
niv.
AA
UP
2,28
519
7619
764
48/
28/9
7Sy
stem
Cen
tral
Con
n. S
t. U
niv.
4E
aste
rn C
onn.
St.
Uni
v.4
Sout
hern
Con
n. S
t. U
niv.
4W
este
rn C
onn.
St.
Uni
v.4
o A
dmin
. Fac
ulty
AFS
CM
E35
8 0
1976
1977
44
6/30
/97
*Mitc
hell
Col
lege
AFT
2419
7519
752
16/
30/9
6
*Qui
lmip
iac
Col
lege
AFT
155
ft19
7519
754
16/
30/9
2
Inst
itutio
nB
arga
inin
gA
gent
+U
nit
Size
Cur
.Age
ntE
lect
edIn
itial
Con
trac
t+ +
2/4
Yr.
Col
lege
No.
of
Cam
puse
s#C
ontr
act
Exp
irat
ion
CO
NN
EC
TIC
UT
(C
ont.)
*Tei
kyo
Post
Uni
vers
ity'
AA
UP
2819
9019
794
18/
31/9
3(P
CFA
197
8,PC
TA
/AA
UP)
U.S
. Coa
st G
uard
Aca
dem
yA
FGE
1519
7519
784
16/
15/9
6
Uni
v. o
f C
onne
ctic
utA
AU
P1,
347
1976
1977
2/4
66/
30/9
7
Har
tfor
d4
Sout
heas
tern
2St
amfo
rd4
iiSt
orrs
VD
4T
orri
ngto
n4
Wat
erbu
ry4
DE
LA
WA
RE
Del
awar
e St
ate
Uni
vers
ityA
AU
P20
719
7719
814
18/
31/9
4
Uni
vers
ityof
Del
awar
eA
AU
P92
6 ft
1972
1973
44
6/30
/96
Bar
gain
ing
Age
nt+
Uni
tSi
zeC
ur.A
gent
Ele
cted
Initi
alC
ontr
act+
+2/
4 Y
r.C
olle
ge
No.
of
Cam
puse
s#
Con
trac
tE
xpir
atio
nIn
stitu
tion
DIS
TR
ICT
OF
CO
LU
MB
IA
Ind.
(EL
IFA
)
32 =
tota
l in
unit
17=
FT w
/adj
. ran
k 19
8219
824
14/
30/9
6*A
mer
ican
Uni
vers
ityE
SL T
each
ing
Staf
f
Uni
vers
ity o
f th
eN
EA
430
1978
1980
41
9/30
/93
Dis
tric
t of
Col
umbi
a
FLO
RID
A
Bre
vard
Com
mun
ity C
olle
geU
FF /N
EA
1823
519
8119
812
48/
1/96
(AFT
197
6,U
CC
FF 1
977)
Coc
oa C
ampu
s2
Mel
bour
ne C
ampu
s2
Palm
Bay
Cam
pus
2
Titu
svill
e C
ampu
s2
Bro
war
d C
omm
unity
Col
lege
UFF
/NE
A33
019
8319
812
47/
1/98
(UFF
/AFT
/AA
UP
1981
, UFF
/NE
A/
AA
UP
1983
)A
llied
Hea
lth C
ente
r C
ampu
s2
Cen
tral
Cam
pus
2
Nor
th C
ampu
s2
Sout
h C
ampu
s2
Chi
pola
Jun
ior
Col
lege
UFF
/FT
P/N
EA
7219
7619
772
18/
98
(NE
A 1
983)
5 0
Inst
itutio
nB
arga
inin
gA
gent
+U
nit
Size
Cur
.Age
ntE
lect
edIn
itial
Con
trac
t+ ±
2/4
Yr.
Col
lege
No.
of
Cam
puse
s#C
ontr
act
Exp
irat
ion
FLO
RID
A (
Con
t.)
Edi
son
Com
mun
ity C
olle
geA
FT10
019
7619
792
36/
30/9
8(E
CC
FF 1
977)
Col
lier
Co.
Cam
pus
*Edw
ard
Wat
ers
Col
lege
AA
UP
5019
924
1
Hill
sbor
ough
Com
mun
ityU
FF/F
USA
/NE
A25
619
8319
742
48/
20/9
5C
olle
ge(F
USA
/NE
A19
74)
Bra
ndon
Lea
rnin
g C
ente
r2
Dal
e M
abry
Cam
pus
2Pl
ant C
ity C
ampu
s2
Ybo
r C
ampu
s2
Indi
an R
iver
Com
mun
ity C
olle
geA
AU
P16
5 ft
1973
1975
24
7/31
/96
Cha
stai
n C
ente
rD
ixon
/Hen
dry
Cen
ter
Mue
ller
Cen
ter
Port
St.
Luc
ie/ S
t. L
ucie
Wes
t Cen
ters
Palm
Bea
ch C
omm
unity
UFF
/NE
A20
019
7519
782
46/
30/9
5C
olle
ge(A
FT' 1
975,
UC
CFF
197
7)C
entr
al C
ampu
s2
Eis
sey
Cam
pus
2
Inst
itutio
nB
arga
inin
gU
nit
Cur
.Age
ntIn
itial
2/4
Yr.
No.
of
Con
trac
tA
gent
+Si
zeE
lect
edC
ontr
act+
+C
olle
geC
ampu
ses#
Exp
irat
ion
Palm
Bea
ch C
omm
unity
Col
lege
(C
ont.)
Gla
de C
ampu
sSo
uth
Cam
pus
2 2
Pens
acol
a Ju
nior
Col
lege
UFF
/NE
A23
219
8519
872
36/
30/9
6
Milt
on C
ampu
s2
Pens
acol
a C
ampu
s2
War
ring
ton
Cam
pus
2
*Sai
nt L
eo C
olle
geU
FF/N
EA
5619
7919
784
16/
1/96
(AFT
197
6)
Stat
e U
nive
rsity
of
Flor
ida
UFF
/FT
P/7,
695
ft19
7619
764
106/
30/9
5Sy
stem
NE
A1,
500
pt(U
FF/A
FT20
)
Flor
ida
Agr
ic. &
Mec
h. U
niv.
4Fl
orid
a A
tlant
ic U
niv.
4Fl
orid
a G
ulf
Coa
st U
nive
rsity
4Fl
orid
a In
t'l U
niv.
4Fl
orid
a St
ate
Uni
v.4
Uni
v. o
f C
entr
al F
lori
da4
Uni
v. o
f Fl
orid
a4
Uni
v. o
f N
. Flo
rida
4U
niv.
of
S. F
lori
da4
Uni
v. o
f W
. Flo
rida
4
Inst
itutio
nB
arga
inin
gA
gent
+U
nit
Size
Cur
.Age
ntE
lect
edIn
itial
Con
trac
t+ +
2/4
Yr.
Col
lege
No.
of
Cam
puse
s#C
ontr
act
Exp
irat
ion
HA
WA
II
Uni
vers
ity o
f H
awai
iU
HPA
/NE
A2,
664
ft19
7419
752/
410
1/31
/96
546
ptH
awai
i Com
m. C
ol.
2H
onol
ulu
Com
m. C
ol.
2K
apio
lani
Com
m. C
ol.
2K
auai
Com
m. C
ol.
2L
eew
ard
Com
m. C
ol.
2M
aui C
omm
. Col
.2
UH
- H
ilo C
ampu
s4
UH
- M
anoa
Cam
pus
4U
H -
Wes
t Oah
u C
ampu
s4
Win
dwar
d C
omm
. Col
.2
ILL
INO
IS
Bel
levi
lle A
rea
Col
lege
AA
UP/
AFT
125
ft19
6719
672
38/
15/9
6
Bel
levi
lle C
ampu
s2
Gra
nite
Cam
pus
2R
ed B
ud C
ampu
s2
Bla
ck H
awk
Col
lege
IFT
/AFT
196
1984
22
8/97
Eas
t Cam
pus
UA
W16
019
902
6/30
/95
Qua
d C
ampu
sIE
A, N
EA
1019
922
6/30
/96
*Car
l San
dbur
g C
olle
geIE
A/N
EA
57 f
t19
752
38/
31/9
6
Inst
itutio
nB
arga
inin
gA
gent
+U
nit
Size
Cur
.Age
ntE
lect
edIn
itial
Con
trac
t+ +
2/4
Yr.
Col
lege
No.
of
Cam
puse
s#
Con
trac
tE
xpir
atio
n
*Car
l San
dbur
g C
olle
ge (
Con
t.)
Bra
nch
Cam
pus
2
Ext
ensi
on C
ente
r-B
ushn
ell C
arth
age
Mai
n C
ampu
s2
City
Col
lege
s of
Chi
cago
AFT
850
ft19
6619
672
77/
15/9
6
(Coo
k C
ount
y)
Ken
nedy
-Kin
g C
ol.
2
Mal
colm
X C
ol.
2
Oliv
e-H
arve
y C
ol.
2
Ric
hard
J. D
aley
Col
.2
Tru
man
Col
.2
Was
hing
ton
Col
.2
Wri
ght C
ol.
2
Col
lege
of
Du
Page
NE
A33
019
8919
842
16/
2000
(Ind
. 198
4)
Col
lege
of
Lak
e C
ount
yA
FT18
3 ft
1973
1973
21
8/13
/95
(NE
A 1
971)
Dan
ville
Are
a C
olle
geN
EA
6519
8319
832
16/
30/9
8
Elg
in C
omm
unity
Col
lege
AFT
117
ft19
8419
842
112
/31/
97
AFT
45 p
t19
932
Hig
hlan
d C
orn.
Col
lege
AFT
47 f
t19
6819
682
18/
20/9
6
3 pt
5S
Inst
itutio
nB
arga
inin
gA
gent
+U
nit
Size
Cur
.Age
ntE
lect
edIn
itial
Con
trac
t+ +
2/4
Yr.
Col
lege
No.
of
Cam
puse
s#C
ontr
act
Exp
irat
ion
ILL
INO
IS (
Con
t.)
Illin
ois
Boa
rd o
f G
ov.'
UPI
/IFT
/1,
750
1976
1977
45
8/31
/96
Uni
vers
ities
AFT
Chi
cago
St.
Uni
v.4
Eas
tern
Illi
nois
Uni
v.4
Gov
erno
rs S
t. U
niv.
4N
orth
east
ern
Illin
ois
Uni
v.4
Wes
tern
Illi
nois
Uni
v.4
Illin
ois
Cen
tral
Col
lege
Ind.
193
ft19
7719
772
17/
31/9
340
0 pt
Illin
ois
Eas
tern
Cor
n.IE
A/N
EA
9219
8519
852
49/
1/97
Col
lege
s
Fron
tier
Com
mun
ity C
ol.
2L
inco
ln T
rail
Col
.2
Oln
ey C
entr
al C
ol.
2W
abas
h V
alle
y C
ol.
2
Illin
ois
Val
ley
Cor
n.A
FT67
ft
1966
1966
21
8/97
Col
lege
John
A. L
ogan
Col
lege
IEA
/NE
A95
ft
1972
1972
21
8/15
/96
Jolie
t Jun
ior
Col
lege
AFT
157
ft19
6719
672
26/
30/9
9
Kan
kake
e C
om. C
olle
geA
FT50
1984
1985
21
8/97
Inst
itutio
nB
arga
inin
gA
gent
+U
nit
Size
Cur
.Age
ntE
lect
edIn
itial
Con
trac
t+ +
2/4
Yr.
Col
lege
No.
of
Cam
puse
s#C
ontr
act
Exp
irat
ion
ILL
INO
IS (
Con
t.)
Kas
kask
ia C
olle
geA
FT58
1991
1985
21
8/15
/95
(NE
A 1
984)
Kis
hwau
kee
Col
lege
IFT
/AFT
75 f
t19
8619
862
18/
95
Lak
e L
and
Col
lege
AFT
124
ft19
6819
702
18/
19/9
7
Lew
is a
nd C
lark
Com
.IE
A/N
EA
75 f
t19
7919
792
17/
31/9
7C
olle
ge
Lin
coln
Lan
d C
omm
unity
AFT
117
1986
1986
21
8/15
/99
Col
lege
McH
enry
Cou
nty
Col
lege
NE
A80
ft
1971
1972
21
8/96
Mor
aine
Val
ley
Com
mun
ityA
FT18
519
7219
722
16/
30/9
8C
olle
ge
Mor
ton
Col
lege
AFT
51 f
t19
672
18/
19/9
8
Nor
ther
n Il
linoi
s U
.A
FT/U
PI12
0te
mp.
1992
1994
41
6/30
/98
Oak
ton
Com
mun
ity C
olle
geIE
A/N
EA
151
1986
1986
22
8/15
/98
o A
djun
ct F
acul
tyIE
A/N
EA
118
pt19
8519
872
28/
10/9
6
Park
land
Col
lege
Ind.
(PA
E)
149
ft19
8519
872
18/
14/9
4A
FT12
519
95
62
Al
"
Inst
itutio
nB
arga
inin
gA
gent
+U
nit
Size
Cur
.Age
ntE
lect
edIn
itial
Con
trac
t+ +
2/4
Yr.
Col
lege
No.
of
Cam
puse
s#C
ontr
act
Exp
irat
ion
ILL
INO
IS (
Con
t.)
AFT
94 f
t19
6919
692
18/
97Pr
airi
e St
ate
Col
lege
Ren
d L
ake
Col
lege
AFT
5519
8519
862
18/
10/9
2
Ric
hlan
d C
orn.
Col
lege
AFT
/IFT
5219
84/8
519
862
16/
30/9
7
Sauk
Val
ley
Com
mun
ityC
olle
geIE
A/N
EA
60 f
t19
6919
702
16/
30/9
8
Shaw
nee
Com
. Col
lege
NE
A42
1984
1984
21
8/15
/96
Sout
h Su
burb
an C
olle
ge'
AFT
125
1971
1972
21
8/15
/98
Sout
heas
tern
Illi
nois
Col
lege
NE
A67
1985
1984
21
8/19
/97
Spoo
n R
iver
Col
lege
NE
A35
1973
1976
21
9/1/
92
Stat
e C
omm
unity
Col
lege
of E
ast S
t. L
ouis
'IF
T/A
FT31
1980
1982
21
6/30
/95
Tri
ton
Col
lege
AFT
228
ft19
732
16/
30/9
2
Uni
v. o
f Il
linoi
sat
Spr
ingf
ield
'A
FT16
219
8619
882
16/
30/9
7
Wau
bons
ee C
om. C
olle
geA
FT75
1968
1970
21
6/30
/96
Will
iam
Rai
ney
Har
per
Col
lege
'A
FT21
919
7619
762
18/
15/9
6
6364
00
Inst
itutio
nB
arga
inin
gA
gent
+U
nit
Size
Cur
.Age
ntE
lect
edIn
itial
Con
trac
t+ +
2/4
Yr.
Col
lege
No.
of
Cam
puse
s#
Con
trac
t
Exp
irat
ion
IOW
A
Des
Moi
nes
Are
a C
orn.
NE
A27
0 ft
1976
1976
25
8/14
/96
Col
lege
Ank
eny
Cam
pus
2
Boo
ne C
ampu
s2
Car
roll
Cam
pus
2
New
ton
Cam
pus
2
Urb
an C
ampu
s2
Eas
tern
Iow
a C
omm
unity
NE
A14
8 ft
1975
1976
23-
8/13
/95
Col
lege
Dis
tric
t IX
Clin
ton
Com
m. C
ol.
2
Mus
catin
Com
m. C
ol.
2
Scot
t Com
m. C
ol.
2
Haw
keye
Com
mun
ity C
olle
geN
EA
113
ft19
8019
812
28/
18/9
6
30 p
tM
ain
Cam
pus
Met
ro C
ampu
s
Iow
a C
entr
al C
omm
unity
NE
A85
ft
1975
1976
21
6/30
/95
Col
lege
Iow
a L
akes
Com
. Col
lege
NE
A83
f/p
t19
7519
762
26/
30/9
7
Nor
th C
ampu
s2
Sout
h C
ampu
s2
6p66
Ar.
Inst
itutio
nB
arga
inin
gA
gent
+U
nit
Size
Cur
.Age
ntE
lect
edIn
itial
Con
trac
t+ +
2/4
Yr.
Col
lege
No.
of
Cam
puse
s#C
ontr
act
Exp
irat
ion
IOW
A (
Con
t.)
Iow
a W
este
rn C
omm
unity
NE
A10
8 ft
1975
1976
22
8/18
/95
Col
lege
Cla
rind
a C
ampu
s2
Cou
ncil
Blu
ffs
Cam
pus
2
Kir
kwoo
d C
orn.
Col
lege
NE
A20
0 ft
1975
1976
22
8/29
/97
Ced
ar R
apid
s C
ampu
s2
Iow
a C
ity C
ampu
s2
LN
)N
orth
east
Iow
a C
omm
unity
tl)N
EA
90 f
t19
7519
762
28/
15/9
5C
olle
ge (
Are
a I)
53 p
t
Cal
mar
Cam
pus
2Pe
osta
Cam
pus
2
Nor
thw
est I
owa
Com
mun
ityN
EA
32 f
t19
7519
762
16/
30/9
5C
olle
ge (
Are
a IV
)
Sout
heas
tern
Com
mun
ityN
EA
89 f
t19
8719
762
26/
30/9
6C
olle
ge
Nor
th C
ampu
s2
Sout
h C
ampu
s2
68
67
Inst
itutio
nB
arga
inin
gA
gent
+U
nit
Size
Cur
.Age
ntE
lect
edIn
itial
Con
trac
t+ +
2/4
Yr.
Col
lege
No.
of
Cam
puse
s#
Con
trac
tE
xpir
atio
n
IOW
A (
Con
t.)
Sout
hwes
tern
Com
mun
ityN
EA
44 f
t19
7519
762
27/
31/9
0
Col
lege
Cre
ston
2
Red
Oak
2
Uni
vers
ity o
f N
orth
ern
NE
A68
0 f/
pt19
9119
774
16/
30/9
5Io
wa
(AA
UP/
NE
/V6
1976
)
Wes
tern
Iow
a T
ech
Cor
n.
o C
olle
geN
EA
2775
ft
12 p
t19
7619
782
18/
14/9
7
KA
NSA
S
But
ler
Cou
nty
Com
mun
ityN
EA
123
ft19
7119
712
17/
31/9
7
Col
lege
Clo
ud C
ount
y C
omm
unity
NE
A48
ft
1970
1973
21
6/30
/95
Col
lege
Cof
feyv
ille
Com
mun
ityIn
d.35
ft
1982
1983
21
6/30
/96
Col
lege
(NE
A 1
980)
Col
by C
omm
unity
Col
lege
NE
A55
ft
1988
1975
21
6/30
/96
(Ind
. 197
2)
7U
Inst
itutio
nB
arga
inin
gA
gent
+U
nit,
Size
Cur
.Age
ntE
lect
edIn
itial
Con
trac
t+ +
2/4
Yr.
Col
lege
No.
of
Cam
puse
s#C
ontr
act
Exp
irat
ion
KA
NSA
S (C
ont.)
NE
A42
1969
1970
21
5/30
/96
Cow
ley
Cou
nty
Com
mun
ityC
olle
ge
Dod
ge C
ity C
om. C
olle
geK
EA
/NE
A(I
nd. 1
974)
55 f
t19
9119
722
16/
30/9
7
Fort
Sco
tt C
orn.
Col
lege
Ind.
(FSC
APE
)(N
EA
197
4)58
1984
1985
21
6/30
/96
Gar
den
City
Com
mun
ityC
olle
geN
EA
70 f
t19
7119
732
16/
30/9
5
Hut
chin
son
Cor
n. C
olle
geN
EA
72 f
/pt
1969
21
6/30
/96
Inde
pend
ence
Com
mun
ityC
olle
geN
EA
3119
7019
702
16/
30/9
7
John
son
Cou
nty
Com
mun
ityC
olle
geN
EA
300
ft19
8019
812
6/30
/96
Kan
sas
City
Kan
sas
Com
.C
olle
geN
EA
129
ft19
7119
712
16/
30/9
5
Lab
ette
Com
. Col
lege
Mai
n C
ampu
sO
sweg
o C
ampu
s
NE
A36
1970
1970
2 2 2
26/
30/9
5
Pitts
burg
Sta
te U
niv.
NE
A21
819
7419
784
16/
30/9
0
7172
Inst
itutio
nB
arga
inin
gA
gent
+U
nit
Size
Cur
.Age
ntE
lect
edIn
itial
Con
trac
t+ +
2/4
Yr.
Col
lege
No.
of
Cam
puse
s#
Con
trac
tE
xpir
atio
n
KA
NSA
S (C
ont.)
Prat
t Com
mun
ity C
olle
geN
EA
34 f
/pt
1977
1977
21
6/30
/97
MA
INE
Mai
ne M
ariti
me
Aca
dem
yM
SEA
5019
8819
884
19/
30/9
5
Mai
ne T
echn
ical
Col
lege
NE
A/M
EA
304
1971
27
6/30
/94
Syst
em
Cen
tral
Mai
ne T
ech.
Col
.2
Eas
tern
Mai
ne T
ech.
Col
.2
Ken
nebe
c V
alle
y T
ech.
Col
.2
Nor
ther
n M
aine
Tec
h. C
ol.
2
Sout
hern
Mai
ne T
ech.
Col
.2
Was
hing
ton
Cou
nty
Tec
h. C
ol.
2
Yor
k C
ount
y T
echn
ical
Col
.2
Uni
v. o
f M
aine
Sys
tem
NE
A/M
EA
1,25
0 ft
1978
1979
47
6/30
/95
Uni
v. o
f M
aine
4
Uni
v. o
f M
aine
-Aug
usta
4
Uni
v. o
f M
aine
-Far
min
gton
4
Uni
v. o
f M
aine
-For
t Ken
t4
Uni
v. o
f M
aine
-Mac
hias
4
Uni
v. o
f M
aine
-Pre
sque
Isl
e4
Uni
v. o
f So
uthe
rn M
aine
4
0 Pa
rt-t
ime
Facu
ltyPA
TFA
/AFT
250
pt19
8619
884
78/
31/9
5 74n
73
Inst
itutio
nB
arga
inin
gA
gent
+U
nit
Size
Cur
.Age
ntE
lect
edIn
itial
Con
trac
t+ +
2/4
Yr.
Col
lege
No.
of
Cam
puse
s#C
ontr
act
Exp
irat
ion
MA
RY
LA
ND
Bal
timor
e C
ity C
omm
unity
AFT
162
ft19
6919
702
26/
30/9
0C
olle
ge
Har
bor
Cam
pus
2L
iber
ty C
ampu
s2
Mon
tgom
ery
Col
lege
AA
UP
450
1980
1982
23
9/1/
2001
Ger
man
tow
n C
ampu
s2
Roc
kvill
e C
ampu
s2
Tak
oma
Park
Cam
pus
2
Tow
son
Stat
e U
nive
rsity
AA
UP
476
1973
41
MA
SSA
CH
USE
TT
S
*Bec
ker
Col
lege
AFT
4919
7419
752
28/
31/9
3
Lei
cest
er C
ampu
s2
Wor
cest
er C
ampu
s2
*Ber
k le
e C
ol. o
f M
usic
AFT
140
ft19
8519
864
18/
31/9
6
o Pa
rt-t
ime
Facu
ltyA
FT13
6 pt
1985
1986
41
8/31
/96
*Cur
ry C
olle
geA
AU
P81
ft
1979
1981
42
6/1/
9713
0 pt
7576
Bar
gain
ing
Age
nt+
AA
UP
Uni
tSi
ze 81 f
t
Cur
.Age
ntE
lect
ed
1975
Initi
alC
ontr
act+
+
1976
2/4
Yr.
Col
lege
4
No.
of
Con
trac
tC
ampu
ses#
Exp
irat
ion
18/
31/9
4
Inst
itutio
n
MA
SSA
CH
USE
TT
S (C
ont.)
*Em
erso
n C
olle
ge
*End
icot
t Col
lege
NE
A40
ft
1973
1974
41
*Lab
oure
Col
lege
NE
A22
ft
1975
1979
21
6/30
/96
Mas
sach
uset
ts C
omm
unity
Col
lege
Sys
tem
"
Ber
kshi
re C
omm
. Col
.B
rist
ol C
omm
. Col
.B
unke
r H
ill C
omm
. Col
.C
ape
Cod
Com
m. C
ol.
Gre
enfi
eld
Com
m. C
ol.
Hol
yoke
Com
m. C
ol.
Mas
s. B
ay C
omm
. Col
.M
assa
soit
Com
m. C
ol.
Mid
dles
ex C
omm
. Col
.M
ount
Wac
huse
tt C
omm
. Col
.N
orth
Sho
re C
omm
. Col
.N
orth
ern
Ess
ex C
omm
. Col
.Q
uins
igam
ond
Com
m. C
ol.
Rox
bury
Com
m. C
ol.
Spri
ngfi
eld
Tec
h. C
omm
. Col
.
o D
iv. o
f C
ontin
uing
Ed.
NE
A/M
TA
/M
CC
C'
NE
A/M
TA
/M
CC
C
1,70
0
1,80
0 pt
1976
1987
1976
1991
2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2
15 15
6/30
/93
8/20
/93
7877
CA
Inst
itutio
nB
arga
inin
gA
gent
+U
nit
Size
Cur
.Age
ntE
lect
edIn
itial
Con
trac
t+ +
2/4
Yr.
Col
lege
No.
of
Cam
puse
s#C
ontr
act
Exp
irat
ion
MA
SSA
CH
USE
TT
S (C
ont.)
Mas
sach
uset
ts S
tate
NE
A/M
TA
1,53
519
7719
774
96/
30/9
3C
olle
ges"
Bri
dgew
ater
St.
Col
.4
Fitc
hbur
g St
. Col
.4
Fram
ingh
am S
t. C
ol.
4M
ass.
Col
lege
of
Art
4M
ass.
Mar
itim
e A
cade
my
4N
orth
Ada
ms
St. C
ol.
4Sa
lem
St.
Col
.4
Wes
tfie
ld S
t. C
ol.
4W
orce
ster
St.
Col
.4
o D
iv. o
f C
ont.
Edu
c.N
EA
/MT
A1,
050
pt19
8719
894
98/
31/9
2
Uni
v. o
f M
assa
chus
etts
MSP
/FSU
/1,
800
1976
1978
44
6/30
/93
MT
A/N
EA
Am
hers
t Cam
pus3
14
Bos
ton
Cam
pus
4L
owel
l Cam
pus'
MSP
/MT
A/
509
4N
EA
Dar
tmou
th C
ampu
s"
o Pa
rt-t
ime
and
Vis
iting
AFT
313
1970
1970
41
6/30
/93
Lec
ture
rsA
FT77
pt
1985
1986
46/
30/9
3
79
SO
',I a\
Inst
itutio
nB
arga
inin
gA
gent
+U
nit
Size
Cur
.Age
ntE
lect
edIn
itial
Con
trac
t+ +
2/4
Yr.
Col
lege
No.
of
Cam
puse
s#C
ontr
act
Exp
irat
ion
MA
SSA
CH
USE
TT
S (C
ont.)
AFT
130 30
1973
1976
1993
4 4
2
8/30
/92
18 m
onth
s
*Wen
twor
th I
nstit
ute
ofT
echn
olog
y
Bos
ton
Cam
pus
Eas
t Coa
st A
ero
Tec
hnic
al S
choo
l
MIC
HIG
AN
NE
A70
1975
1977
41
8/31
/98
*Adr
ian
Col
lege
Alp
ena
Com
mun
ity C
olle
geN
EA
5319
6519
652
18/
31/9
7
*Bak
er C
olle
ge o
f Fl
int
NE
A44
ft
1978
1978
2/4
18/
31/9
6
Bay
de
Noc
Com
mun
ityC
olle
geM
EA
/NE
A(I
nd. 1
971)
42 f
t19
7319
712
18/
20/9
6
Cen
tral
Mic
higa
nU
nive
rsity
ME
A/N
EA
(CM
UFA
196
9)59
819
7719
704
16/
30/9
6
*Det
roit
Col
lege
of B
usin
ess
NE
A(I
nd. 1
971)
36 f
t19
7319
714
36/
30/9
7
Eas
tern
Mic
higa
nU
nive
rsity
AA
UP
691
ft19
7419
744
18/
31/9
6
Ferr
is S
tate
Uni
vers
ityN
EA
532
ft19
7319
734
16/
30/9
4
82
Inst
itutio
nB
arga
inin
gA
gent
+U
nit
Size
Cur
. Age
ntE
lect
edIn
itial
Con
trac
t+ +
2/4
Yr.
No.
of
Con
trac
tC
olle
geC
ampu
ses#
Exp
irat
ion
MIC
HIG
AN
(C
ont.)
Gle
n O
aks
Com
mun
ityC
olle
geN
EA
31 f
t19
6819
682
18/
31/9
5
Gog
ebic
Com
mun
ityC
olle
geN
EA
4719
6519
652
18/
14/9
6
Gra
nd R
apid
s C
omm
unity
Col
lege
Ind.
542
f/pt
1965
1965
21
Hen
ry F
ord
Com
mun
ityC
olle
ge
Dea
rbor
n H
eigh
ts C
ampu
sM
ain
Cam
pus
AFT
205
1965
1966
2 2 2
2
Hig
hlan
d Pa
rk C
omm
unity
Col
lege
AFT
1919
6619
892
1
Jack
son
Com
mun
ityC
olle
geN
EA
108
ft19
6519
662
4
Kal
amaz
oo V
alle
yC
omm
unity
Col
lege
AA
UP
(NE
A)
105
1995
1969
21
Kel
logg
Com
mun
ityC
olle
geM
EA
/NE
A(A
FT 1
967)
99 f
t19
6819
682
1
*Ken
dall
Col
lege
of
Art
and
Des
ign
83
KFA
/ME
A/N
EA
7219
7419
894
1
84
8/26
/95
8/21
/99
6/30
/92
8/31
/96
5/94
8/15
/97
8/22
/96
co
Bar
gain
ing
Uni
tC
ur.A
gent
Initi
al2/
4 Y
r.N
o. o
f
Inst
itutio
nA
gent
+Si
zeE
lect
edC
ontr
act+
+C
olle
geC
ampu
ses#
MIC
HIG
AN
(C
ont.)
Kir
tland
Com
mun
ityA
FT/M
FT34
ft
1985
1971
21
Col
lege
(Ind
. 196
9,N
EA
197
3)
Lak
e Su
peri
or S
tate
ME
A/N
EA
118
ft19
7819
784
1
Uni
vers
ity
Lan
sing
Com
mun
ity C
olle
geM
EA
/NE
A1,
000
f/pt
1968
1969
21
Mac
omb
Com
mun
ity C
olle
geIn
d.29
3 ft
1966
1967
23
Cen
ter
Cam
pus
2
Fras
er C
ampu
s2
Sout
h C
ampu
s2
Mid
Mic
higa
n C
omm
unity
ME
A/N
EA
36 f
t19
6819
692
2
Col
lege
Mon
roe
Cou
nty
Com
mun
ityM
EA
/NE
A61
ft
1973
1969
21
Col
lege
Mon
tcal
m C
omm
unity
ME
A/N
EA
26 f
t19
6819
682
1
Col
lege
Mot
t Com
mun
ity C
olle
geN
EA
415
1966
1966
23
Lap
eer
Cam
pus
2
Mai
n C
ampu
s2
Sout
hern
Lak
es C
ampu
s2
Con
trac
t
Exp
irat
ion
6/30
/96
8/31
/96
8/11
/97
8/14
/96
8/22
/96
8/31
/200
0
8/15
/97
8/24
/94
86
Inst
itutio
n
MIC
HIG
AN
(C
ont.)
Bar
gain
ing
Age
nt+
ME
A/N
EA
Uni
tSi
ze 98 f
t
Cur
.Age
ntE
lect
ed 1965
Initi
alC
ontr
act+
+
1967
2/4
Yr.
Col
lege
2
No.
of
Cam
puse
s#
1
Con
trac
tE
xpir
atio
n
8/31
/94
Mus
kego
n C
omm
unity
Col
lege
Nor
th C
entr
al M
ichi
gan
ME
A/N
EA
3019
8019
812
18/
31/9
6C
olle
ge
Nor
ther
n M
ichi
gan
AA
UP
288
ft19
7519
764
16/
30/9
5U
nive
rsity
o C
olle
ge o
f T
echn
olog
yan
d A
pplie
d Sc
ienc
esM
EA
/NE
A23
ft
1980
1980
41
8/25
/95
Oak
land
Com
mun
ityM
EA
/NE
A29
119
7119
662
58/
31/9
5C
olle
ge
Aub
urn
Hill
s C
ampu
s2
Hig
hlan
d L
akes
Cam
pus
2O
rcha
rd R
idge
Cam
pus
2R
oyal
Oak
Cam
pus
2So
uthf
ield
Cam
pus
2
Oak
land
Uni
vers
ityA
AU
P37
4 ft
1970
1971
41
8/31
/96
61 p
t
Sagi
naw
Val
ley
Stat
eM
EA
/NE
A17
5 ft
1972
1972
41
6/30
/96
Uni
vers
ity
8887
Bar
gain
ing
Age
nt+
ME
A/N
EA
Uni
tSi
ze
97
Cur
.Age
ntE
lect
ed 1968
Initi
alC
ontr
act+
+
1970
2/4
Yr.
No.
of
Col
lege
Cam
puse
s#
21
Con
trac
tE
xpir
atio
n
8/30
/94
Inst
itutio
n
MIC
HIG
AN
(C
ont.)
St. C
lair
Cou
nty
Com
mun
ity C
olle
ge
Scho
olcr
aft C
olle
geM
EA
/NE
A12
8 ft
1972
1967
21
8/18
/98
292
pt
*Uni
vers
ity o
f D
etro
itM
EA
/NE
A23
0 ft
1975
1977
42
8/15
/98
Mer
cy34
Was
hten
aw C
omm
unity
ME
A/N
EA
174
ft19
6619
672
18/
24/9
6
Col
lege
Way
ne C
ount
y C
omm
unity
AFT
123
ft19
7019
702
412
/31/
94
Col
lege
250
pt(1
cen
ter)
Dow
nriv
er C
ampu
s2
Dow
ntow
n C
ampu
s2
Eas
tern
Cam
pus
2
Nor
thw
este
rn C
ampu
s2
Way
ne S
tate
Uni
vers
ityA
AU
P1,
550
ft19
7219
724
17/
31/9
6
Wes
t Sho
re C
omm
unity
ME
A/N
EA
28 f
t19
8419
702
18/
20/9
5
Col
lege
(Ind
. 197
0)
Wes
tern
Mic
higa
nA
AU
P72
0 f/
pt19
7519
764
69/
6/96
Uni
vers
ityB
attle
Cre
ek C
ampu
s4
Ben
ton
Har
bor
Cam
pus
4
Gra
nd R
apid
s C
ampu
s4
90
..
Inst
itutio
nB
arga
inin
gU
nit
Cur
.Age
ntIn
itial
2/4
Yr.
No.
of
Con
trac
tA
gent
+Si
zeE
lect
edC
ontr
act+
+C
olle
geC
ampu
ses#
Exp
irat
ion
Wes
tern
Mic
higa
nU
nive
rsity
(C
ont.)
Kal
amaz
oo (
Mai
n) C
ampu
sL
ansi
ng C
ampu
sM
uske
gon
Cam
pus
o L
angu
age
Ass
ocia
tion
AA
UP
819
8819
88
4 4 4 46
9/1/
97
MIN
NE
SOT
A
Min
neso
ta S
tate
Col
lege
s &
Uni
vers
ities
Min
neso
ta C
omm
unity
MC
CFA
/NE
A2,
200
1972
1973
220
6/30
/95
Col
lege
Sys
tem
Ano
ka-R
amse
y C
om. C
ol.
2A
rrow
head
Com
m. C
ol. D
istr
ict
2A
ustin
Com
m. C
ol.
2B
rain
erd
Com
m. C
ol.
2Fe
rgus
Fal
ls C
omm
. Col
.2
Fond
du
Lac
Tri
bal a
nd C
omm
. Col
.2
Hib
bing
Com
m. C
ol.
2In
ver
Hill
s C
omm
. Col
.2
Itas
ca C
omm
. Col
.2
Lak
ewoo
d C
omm
. Col
.2
Mes
abi C
omm
. Col
.2
Min
neap
olis
Com
m. C
ol.
2N
orm
anda
le C
omm
. Col
.2
Nor
th H
enne
pin
Com
m. C
ol.
2
9291
Inst
itutio
nB
arga
inin
gU
nit
Cur
.Age
ntIn
itial
2/4
Yr.
No.
of
Con
trac
tA
gent
+Si
zeE
lect
edC
ontr
act+
+C
olle
geC
ampu
ses#
Exp
irat
ion
Min
neso
ta C
omm
unity
Col
lege
Sys
tem
(C
ont.)
Nor
thla
nd C
omm
. Col
.R
ainy
Riv
er C
omm
. Col
.R
oche
ster
Com
m. C
ol.
Ver
mili
on C
omm
. Col
.W
illm
ar C
omm
. Col
.W
orth
ingt
on C
omm
. Col
.
Min
neso
ta S
tate
Uni
vers
ity S
yste
m
Bem
idji
St. U
niv.
Man
kato
St.
Uni
v.M
etro
polit
an S
t. U
niv.
Moo
rhea
d St
. Uni
vers
ityM
sil-
Aki
ta, J
apan
Sain
t Clo
ud S
t. U
niv.
Sout
hwes
t St.
Uni
v.W
inon
a St
. Uni
v.
Min
neso
ta T
echn
ical
Col
lege
s
1F0"
(Ind
.)
UT
CE
/AFT
/N
EA
3,00
0
2,14
0
1975
1993
1976
2 2 2 2 2/4
4 4 4 4 2 4 4 4 2
2 2
8 34
6/30
/95
Ale
xand
ria
Tec
hnic
al C
olle
geA
noka
Tec
hnic
al C
olle
geC
entr
al L
akes
Col
lege
(Cam
puse
s at
Bra
iner
d an
d St
aple
s)C
entu
ry C
olle
ge(C
ampu
s at
Whi
te B
ear
Lak
e)
9394
Inst
itutio
n.B
arga
inin
gU
nit
Cur
.Age
ntIn
itial
2/4
Yr.
No.
of
Con
trac
tA
gent
+Si
zeE
lect
edC
ontr
act+
+C
olle
geC
ampu
ses#
Exp
irat
ion
Min
neso
ta T
echn
ical
Col
lege
s (C
ont.)
Dak
ota
Cou
nty
Tec
hnic
al C
olle
ge(C
ampu
s at
Ros
emou
nt)
Hen
nepi
n T
echn
ical
Col
lege
(Cam
puse
s at
Bro
okly
n Pa
rkan
d E
den
Prai
rie)
Hut
chin
son-
Will
mar
Tec
hnic
al C
olle
ge(C
ampu
ses
at H
utch
inso
n an
d W
illm
ar)
Lak
es S
uper
ior
Col
lege
(Cam
pus
at D
ulut
h)M
inne
apol
is T
echn
ical
Col
lege
Min
neso
ta R
iver
land
Tec
hnic
al C
olle
ge(C
ampu
ses
at A
ustin
, Far
ibau
lt, R
oche
ster
)N
orth
land
Col
lege
(Cam
pus
at T
hief
Riv
er F
alls
)N
orth
wes
t Tec
hnic
al C
olle
ge(C
ampu
ses
at B
emdi
ji, D
etro
it L
akes
, Eas
tG
rand
For
ks, M
oorh
ead,
Wad
ena)
Pine
Tec
hnic
al C
olle
geR
ange
Tec
hnic
al C
olle
ge(C
ampu
ses
at E
vele
th a
nd H
ibbi
ng)
Red
Win
g-W
inon
a T
echn
ical
Col
lege
(Cam
puse
s at
Red
Win
g an
d W
inon
a)St
. Clo
ud T
echn
ical
Col
lege
St. P
aul T
echn
ical
Col
lege
Sout
h C
entr
al T
echn
ical
Col
lege
(Cam
puse
s at
Alb
ert L
ea a
nd M
anka
to)
Sout
hwes
tern
Tec
hnic
al C
olle
ge(C
ampu
ses
at C
anby
, Gra
nite
Fal
ls, J
acks
on, P
ipes
tone
)
9695
-N
Inst
itutio
nB
arga
inin
gA
gent
+U
nit
Size
Cur
.Age
ntE
lect
edIn
itial
Con
trac
t+ +
2/4
Yr.
Col
lege
No.
-of
Can
lipus
es#
Con
trac
tE
xpir
atio
n
MIN
NE
SOT
A (
Con
t.)
Uni
vers
ity o
f M
inne
sota
36N
EA
335
1982
41
6/30
/97
Dul
uth
Cam
pus
1980
41
MIS
SOU
RI
*Par
k C
olle
geA
FT54
1976
1977
41
5/15
/96
St. C
harl
es C
ount
yA
FT60
1991
21
Com
mun
ity C
olle
ge
St. L
ouis
Com
m. C
ol.
NE
A44
6 ft
1977
1977
23
6/30
/95
Flor
issa
nt V
alle
y2
Fore
st P
ark
2
Mer
amec
2
MO
NT
AN
A
Daw
son
Com
mun
ity C
olle
geA
FT30
f/p
t19
7519
752
17/
1/94
Flat
head
Val
ley
NE
A40
ft
1979
1981
22
6/30
/97
Com
mun
ity C
olle
geA
FT94
pt
Lin
coln
Cam
pus
Mai
n C
ampu
s
3 ft
37 p
t
95
Inst
itutio
nB
arga
inin
gA
gent
+U
nit
Size
Cur
.Age
ntE
lect
edIn
itial
Con
trac
t + +
2/4
Yr.
Col
lege
No.
of
Cam
puse
s#C
ontr
act
Exp
irat
ion
MO
NT
AN
A (
Con
t.)
Mile
s C
omm
unity
Col
lege
Ind.
2419
7319
732
16/
30/9
4
Mon
tana
Sta
teA
AU
P/A
FT19
2 f/
pt19
7819
764
16/
30/9
7U
nive
rsity
-Bill
ings
/Mai
n C
ampu
s
Col
lege
of
Tec
hnol
ogy
MFT
/AFT
26 f
t
Nor
ther
n M
onta
na C
olle
geA
FT75
1979
1976
41
6/30
/95
(NE
A 1
975)
Uni
vers
ity o
f M
onta
naA
FT50
9 f/
pt19
7819
794
16/
30/9
3
Wes
tern
Mon
tana
Col
lege
AFT
47 f
t19
8319
754
16/
30/9
1(N
EA
197
5)
NE
BR
ASK
A
Cen
tral
Com
mun
ity C
olle
geN
SEA
/NE
A13
619
8519
762
38/
14/9
6
Col
umbu
s-R
egio
n 1
2G
rand
Isl
and-
Reg
ion
22
Has
tings
-Reg
ion
32
Met
ropo
litan
Com
mun
ityN
EA
159
ft19
7419
742
46/
30/9
5C
olle
ge
Elk
horn
Val
ley
Cam
pus
2
100
99
Inst
itutio
nB
arga
inin
gU
nit
Cur
.Age
ntIn
itial
2/4
Yr.
No.
of
Con
trac
tA
gent
+Si
zeE
lect
edC
ontr
act+
+C
olle
geC
ampu
ses#
Exp
irat
ion
Met
ropo
litan
Com
mun
ityC
olle
ge (
Con
t.)
Fort
Om
aha
Cam
pus
Frem
ont C
ampu
sSo
uth
Cam
pus
2 2 2
Mid
-Pla
ins
Com
mun
ityN
EA
7519
7619
762
219
95
Col
lege
Are
a
McC
ook
Cam
pus
NE
A28
1978
1978
21
1995
Mid
-Pla
ins
Cam
pus-
Mc
Don
ald
Bel
ton
7519
7619
762
119
95
Mid
Pla
ins
Voc
. Tec
h.In
d.2
119
95
Neb
rask
a St
ate
Col
lege
sSC
EA
/NE
A23
519
7619
704
36/
30/9
7N
EA
(Pr
of. U
nit)
7419
944
3
Cha
dron
St.
Col
.19
904
Peru
St.
Col
.4
Way
ne S
t. C
ol.
4
Nor
thea
st C
omm
unity
Col
lege
NSE
A/N
EA
8919
9019
752
18/
31/9
6
Sout
heas
t Com
mun
ityIn
d.26
019
7919
752
36/
30/9
8C
olle
geN
EA
(Pro
f. U
nit)
(NE
A 1
975)
6019
9119
912
36/
30/9
6
Bea
tric
e C
ampu
s2
Lin
coln
Cam
pus
2
Milf
ord
Cam
pus
2
10L
Inst
itutio
nB
arga
inin
gA
gent
+U
nit
Size
Cur
.Age
ntE
lect
edIn
itial
Con
trac
t+ +
2/4
Yr.
Col
lege
No.
of
Cam
puse
s#C
ontr
act
Exp
irat
ion
NE
BR
ASK
A (
Con
t.)
Uni
vers
ity o
f N
ebra
ska
Om
aha
AA
UP
430
1979
1981
41
6/30
/95
Kea
rney
"U
NK
EA
/NE
A31
819
7619
914
16/
30/9
5
Uni
v. o
f N
ebra
ska-
Ind.
2519
764
2L
inco
ln (
Law
)
Wes
tern
Neb
rask
aN
EA
7019
762
28/
31/9
5C
omm
unity
Col
lege
Scot
tsbl
uff
Cam
pus
2C
ente
rs in
Sid
ney
& A
llian
ce2
NE
VA
DA
Tru
ckee
Mea
dow
s C
om. C
ol.
NFA
/AA
UP
103
1992
21
7/96
NE
W H
AM
PSH
IRE
*Fra
nklin
Pie
rce
Col
lege
AFT
117
f/pt
1974
1974
41
8/31
/98
Kee
ne S
tate
Col
lege
NE
A38
161
ft19
7719
794
16/
30/9
6
104
103
Inst
itutio
nB
arga
inin
gA
gent
+
NH
APE
/A
AU
P(I
nd. 1
984)
Uni
tSi
ze
134
Cur
.Age
ntE
lect
ed 1991
Initi
alC
ontr
act+
+
1984
2/4
Yr.
Col
lege
4
No.
of
Con
trac
t
Cam
puse
s#E
xpir
atio
n
2
(+ 7
sat
ellit
es)
NE
W H
AM
PSH
IRE
(C
ont.)
*New
Ham
pshi
re C
olle
ge39
Uni
v. o
f N
ew H
amps
hire
AA
UP
619
1990
1993
42
6/30
/95
NE
W J
ER
SEY
NJE
A/N
EA
7519
6819
702
16/
30/9
6A
tlant
ic C
om. C
-olle
ge
Ber
gen
Com
mun
ity C
olle
geN
JEA
/NE
A27
619
6819
692
16/
30/9
6
*Blo
omfi
eld
Col
lege
AA
UP
50 f
/pt
1973
1975
41
6/30
/93
Bro
okda
le C
omm
unity
Col
lege
NJE
A/N
EA
206
1971
1974
21
6/30
/95
Bur
lingt
on C
ount
y C
olle
geN
JEA
/NE
A74
1970
1971
22
6/30
/94
Cam
den
Cou
nty
Col
lege
NJE
A/N
EA
(NE
A 1
968,
AFT
197
2)
120
1980
214
06/
30/9
6
Cou
nty
Col
lege
of
Mor
ris
NJE
A/N
EA
(Ind
. 197
4)
190
1975
1975
21
8/28
/97
Cum
berl
and
Cou
nty
Col
.N
JEA
/NE
A49
1968
1969
21
6/30
/97
106
Con
trac
tE
xpir
atio
nIn
stitu
tion
NE
W J
ER
SEY
(C
ont.)
Bar
gain
ing
Age
nt+
Uni
tSi
zeC
ur.A
gent
Ele
cted
Initi
alC
ontr
act+
+2/
4 Y
r.C
olle
ge
4'
No.
of
Cam
puse
s#
Ess
ex C
ount
y C
olle
geN
JEA
/NE
A15
819
6819
702
28/
31/9
7
New
ark
Cam
pus
2W
est C
aldw
ell C
ampu
s2
Glo
uces
ter
Cou
nty
AFT
78 f
t19
7219
692
16/
30/9
8C
olle
ge(N
EA
196
8)
Hud
son
Cou
nty
Com
mun
ityN
JEA
/NE
A45
1989
1989
21
6/30
/91
Col
lege
4=.
CO
Mer
cer
Cou
nty
Com
mun
ityN
JEA
/NE
A12
1 ft
1970
1971
214
'6/
30/9
7C
olle
ge
Mid
dles
ex C
ount
y C
olle
geA
FT20
519
6819
682
16/
30/9
5
*Mon
mou
th U
nive
rsity
AA
UP
162
ft19
7819
714
16/
30/9
7(N
EA
197
1)
New
Jer
sey
Inst
itute
of
PSA
/AA
UP
350
1988
1971
41
6/30
/92
Tec
hnol
ogy
(Ind
. 197
0)
New
Jer
sey
Stat
e C
olle
geA
FT3,
061
1972
1970
49
6/30
/95
Syst
em(N
EA
196
9)
Jers
ey C
ity S
t. C
ol.
4K
ean
Col
. of
New
Jer
sey
4
107
108
Inst
itutio
nB
arga
inin
gU
nit
Cur
.Age
ntIn
itial
2/4
Yr.
No.
of
Con
trac
tA
gent
+Si
zeE
lect
edC
ontr
act+
+C
olle
geC
ampu
ses#
Exp
irat
ion
New
Jer
sey
Stat
eC
olle
ge S
yste
m (
Con
t.)
Mon
tcla
ir U
nive
rsity
Ram
apo
Col
. of
New
Jer
sey
Row
an C
ol. o
f N
ew J
erse
ySt
ockt
on S
t. C
ol.
Tho
mas
A. E
diso
n St
. Col
.T
rent
on S
t. C
ol.
Will
iam
Pat
erso
n C
ol. o
f N
J
0 Pa
rt-t
ime
Facu
lty95
pt
1987
4 4 4 4 4 4 4 49
o O
cean
Cou
nty
Col
lege
NJE
A/N
EA
127
ft19
6819
682
18/
27/9
6
Pass
aic
Cou
nty
Cor
n. C
olle
geN
JEA
/NE
A62
ft
1972
1972
21
7/31
/96
Rar
itan
Val
ley
Com
mun
ityC
olle
ge'
AFT
(NE
A)
100
ft20
0 pt
1973
21
6/30
/97
*Rid
er U
nive
rsity
AA
UP
310
f/pt
1973
1974
41
8/31
/96
Rut
gers
, The
Sta
teU
nive
rsity
of
New
Jer
sey
Cam
den
Cam
pus
New
Bru
nsw
ick
Cam
pus
New
ark
Cam
pus
o A
djun
ct F
acul
ty
AA
UP
AA
UP
2,55
2
450
pt
1970
1988
1971
1991
4 4 4 4 4
3 3
6/30
/95
1994
110
109
,4
Inst
itutio
n
NE
W J
ER
SEY
(C
ont.)
Bar
gain
ing
Age
nt+
NJE
A/N
EA
Uni
tSi
ze 38
Cur
.Age
ntE
lect
ed 1975
Initi
alC
ontr
act+
+
1976
2/4
Yr.
Col
lege
2
No.
of
Cam
puse
s#
1
Con
trac
t
Exp
irat
ion
6/30
/97
Sale
m C
omm
unity
Col
lege
Suss
ex C
omm
unity
Col
lege
AFT
19 f
t19
912
15/
31/9
2'
*Uni
on C
ount
y C
olle
ge'
AA
UP
180
ft19
7419
752
38/
31/9
3
Eliz
abet
h C
ampu
s2
Mai
n C
ampu
s-C
ranf
ord
2Pl
ainf
ield
Cam
pus
2
Uni
vers
ity o
f M
edic
ine
and
AA
UP
1,20
2 ft
1972
1973
45
6/30
/92
Den
tistr
y of
New
Jer
sey
218
pt
Gra
d. S
choo
l of
Bio
med
ical
Scie
nces
4N
ew J
erse
y D
enta
l Sch
ool
4N
ew J
erse
y M
edic
al S
choo
l4
Rob
ert W
ood
John
son
Med
ical
Scho
ol'
4Sc
hool
of
Ost
eopa
thic
Med
icin
e4
o Sc
hool
of
Hea
lth R
elat
edN
JEA
/NE
A76
ft
1984
1984
43
6/30
/92
Prof
essi
ons
21 p
t
War
ren
Cou
nty
Cor
n. C
ol.
NJE
A/N
EA
1219
9219
952
16/
97
Inst
itutio
nB
arga
inin
gA
gent
+U
nit
Size
Cur
.Age
ntE
lect
edIn
itial
Con
trac
t+ +
2/4
Yr.
Col
lege
No.
of
Cam
puse
s#
Con
trac
tE
xpir
atio
n
NE
W M
EX
ICO
AFT
290
1995
21
Alb
uque
rque
Tec
hnic
alV
ocat
iona
l Ins
titut
e
New
Mex
ico
Juni
or C
olle
geA
FT68
1994
21
NE
W Y
OR
K
AA
UP
243
ft37
4 pt
1972
1973
414
68/
31/9
6*A
de 1
phi U
nive
rsity
Adi
rond
ack
Com
mun
ityC
olle
ge
NE
A(A
CC
F' 1
970,
AFT
197
8)
8119
8519
702
18/
31/9
2
*Ban
k St
reet
Col
lege
AFT
150
1995
41
*Bar
d C
olle
geA
AU
P15
019
7219
734
16/
30/9
6
Bro
ome
Com
mun
ity C
olle
geN
YE
A/N
EA
196
ft18
2 pt
1979
1969
21
8/31
/98
Cay
uga
Cou
nty
Com
mun
ityC
olle
ge
NY
EA
/NE
A(N
EA
197
0,A
CC
F 19
72)
72 f
t19
7819
702
18/
31/9
6
11 3
11.4
Inst
itutio
nB
arga
inin
gA
gent
+U
nit
Size
Cur
.Age
ntE
lect
edIn
itial
Con
trac
t+ +
2/4
Yr.
Col
lege
No.
of
Cam
puse
s#C
ontr
act
Exp
irat
ion
NE
W Y
OR
K (
Con
t.)
City
Uni
vers
ity o
fPS
C8,
800
ft19
6919
692/
418
1/31
/96
New
Yor
k"8,
000
pt
Bar
uch
Col
lege
4B
or. o
f M
anha
ttan
Com
m. C
ol.
2B
ronx
Com
m. C
ol.
2B
rook
lyn
Col
lege
4C
ity C
olle
ge4
Col
lege
of
Stat
en I
slan
d4
Gra
d. S
choo
l & U
niv.
Cen
ter
4H
osto
s C
omm
. Col
.2
Hun
ter
Col
lege
4Jo
hn J
ay C
ol. o
f C
rim
inal
Just
ice
4K
ings
boro
ugh
Com
m. C
ol.
2L
aGua
rdia
Com
m. C
ol.
2L
ehm
an C
olle
ge4
Med
gar
Eve
rs C
olle
ge4
New
Yor
k C
ity T
ech.
Col
.4
Que
ens
Col
lege
4Q
ueen
sbor
ough
Com
m. C
ol.
2Y
ork
Col
lege
4
Clin
ton
Com
. Col
lege
Ind.
(N
YE
A/
NE
A 1
994,
AC
CF
1972
)80
ft
1978
1973
21
8/31
/95
*Col
lege
of
Insu
ranc
eA
AU
P7
1985
1987
41
8/31
/95
A
Inst
itutio
n
NE
W Y
OR
K (
Con
t.)
Bar
gain
ing
Age
nt+
Uni
tSi
zeC
ur.A
gent
Ele
cted
Initi
alC
ontr
act+
+2/
4 Y
r.C
olle
geN
o: o
fC
ampu
ses#
Con
trac
tE
xpir
atio
n
Col
umbi
a-G
reen
e C
om.
NY
EA
/NE
A49
ft
1979
1971
21
8/31
/95
Col
lege
(NY
SUT
/AFT
1971
)
*Coo
per
Uni
onN
YSU
T/A
FT60
1975
1978
41
8/31
/96
Cor
nell
Uni
vers
ity I
LR
o A
djun
ct F
acul
tyN
YSU
T/A
FT20
0 pt
1981
1981
43
8/31
/92
Lon
g Is
land
Cam
pus
4
New
Yor
k C
ity C
ampu
s4
Wes
tche
ster
/Roc
klan
d C
ampu
s4
*Cul
inar
y In
stitu
te o
f A
mer
ica
Ind.
120
1979
1979
42
5/31
/98
*Dow
ling
Col
lege
NY
SUT
/AFT
106
1978
1979
41
8/31
/97
Dut
ches
s C
omm
unity
Col
lege
NE
A20
019
8719
692
18/
31/9
6(N
YSU
T/A
FT19
68)
o A
djun
ct F
acul
tyN
EA
(N
YSU
T/
270
pt19
8719
872
18/
31/9
6A
FT 1
985)
*D'Y
ouvi
lle C
olle
geA
AU
P86
ft
1976
1977
41
8/31
/96
h
Inst
itutio
nB
arga
inin
gA
gent
+U
nit
Size
Cur
. Age
ntE
lect
edIn
itial
Con
trac
t+ +
2/4
Yr.
Col
lege
No.
of
Cam
puse
s#C
ontr
act
Exp
irat
ion
NE
W Y
OR
K (
Con
t.)
Eri
e C
omm
unity
Col
lege
Ind.
(FFE
CC
)51
019
7819
672
38/
31/9
5(N
EA
197
1,A
CC
F 19
72)
City
Cam
pus
2N
orth
Cam
pus
2So
uth
Cam
pus
2
Fash
ion
Inst
itute
of
NY
SUT
/AFT
4952
7 ft
1967
2/4
12/
28/9
5T
echn
olog
y22
0 pt
0 A
djun
ct F
acul
tyN
YSU
T/A
FT70
019
712/
28/9
5
Fing
er L
akes
'N
YE
A/N
EA
,63
ft
1978
1975
21
8/31
/97
Com
mun
ity C
olle
geFB
C10
18/
31/9
9(A
CC
F 19
74)
Fulto
n-M
ontg
omer
y C
omm
.N
YE
A/N
EA
68 f
t19
7819
692
18/
31/9
7C
olle
ge(N
EA
196
9,A
CC
F 19
72)
Gen
esee
Com
mun
ity C
olle
geN
YE
A/N
EA
141
ft19
7819
702
18/
31/9
6(N
EA
197
0,A
CC
F 19
72)
Her
kim
er C
ount
y C
om.
NY
SUT
/AFT
129
ft19
8319
772
18/
31/9
7C
olle
ge(I
nd. 1
975)
120
Inst
itutio
n
Bar
gain
ing
Age
nt+
Uni
tSi
zeC
ur.A
gent
Ele
cted
Initi
alC
ontr
act+
+2/
4 Y
r.C
olle
geN
o. o
fC
ontr
act
Cam
puse
s#E
xpir
atio
n
NE
W Y
OR
K (
Con
t.)
*Hof
stra
Uni
vers
ityA
AU
P43
8 ft
1973
1974
41
8/31
/96
455
pt
Hud
son
Val
ley
Com
m. C
olle
geIn
d.24
0 ft
1983
1969
215
18/
31/9
5
o O
ppor
tuni
ty C
ente
rN
YSU
T/A
FT26
ft
1976
1976
21
8/31
/95
Jam
esto
wn
Com
mun
ity C
olle
geN
YSU
T13
719
9219
702
28/
31/9
82
Ext
ensi
on
Cat
tara
ugus
Cou
nty
Cam
pus
2C
ente
rs
Jam
esto
wn
Cam
pus
2
ex,
Nor
th C
ount
y E
xten
sion
Cen
ter
a\2
War
ren
(PA
) E
xten
stio
n C
ente
r2
Jeff
erso
n C
om. C
olle
geN
YE
A/N
EA
100
ft19
7519
692
18/
31/9
7
*Lon
g Is
land
Uni
vers
ity
Bro
okly
n C
ente
rN
YSU
T/A
FT19
4 ft
1976
1972
41
8/31
/97
(AFT
197
0)65
0 pt
0 C
olle
ge o
f Ph
arm
acy
AA
UP
3019
7819
794
110
/31/
97
C.W
. Pos
t Cen
ter
NY
SUT
/AFT
300
1976
1975
41
8/31
/97
0 A
djun
ct F
acul
tyC
WA
600
1987
1979
41
10/3
1/96
(NY
EA
/NE
A19
78)
122
121
V.
,
Inst
itutio
nB
arga
inin
gA
gent
+U
nit
Size
Cur
. Age
ntE
lect
edIn
itial
Con
trac
t+ +
2/4
Yr.
Col
lege
No.
of
Cam
puse
s#C
ontr
act
Exp
irat
ion
Lon
g Is
land
Uni
vers
ity (
Con
t.)
Sout
ham
pton
Cen
ter
NY
SUT
/AFT
(NY
SUT
197
3)65
1976
1975
41
8/31
/98
*Mar
ymou
nt C
olle
geA
AU
P56
1976
1977
41
8/31
/95
Moh
awk
Val
ley
Com
m. C
olle
ge
Rom
e C
ampu
sU
tica
Cam
pus
NY
SUT
/AFT
230
ft19
7219
722 2 2
28/
31/9
5
vi M
onro
e C
omm
unity
Col
lege
NY
SUT
/AFT
442
ft26
4 pt
1969
1969
22
8/31
/97
Nas
sau
Com
mun
ity C
olle
ge
0 A
djun
ct F
acul
ty
NY
SUT
/AFT
(Ind
., N
CC
FT)
NY
SUT
/AFT
(AFA
)
660
1,71
9 pt
1969
1974
1969
1974
2 2
1 1
8/31
/95
9/30
/95
*New
Yor
k In
st. o
f T
ech.
Cen
tral
Isl
ip C
ampu
sN
ew Y
ork
City
Cam
pus
Old
Wes
tbur
y-M
ain
Cam
pus
AA
UP
311
1970
1971
4 4 4 4
38/
31/9
5
*New
Yor
k U
niv.
Law
Sch
ool
Ind.
1973
41
Inst
itutio
nB
arga
inin
gA
gent
+U
nit
Size
Cur
.Age
ntE
lect
edIn
itial
Con
trac
t+ +
2/4
Yr.
Col
lege
No.
of
Cam
puse
s#
Con
trac
tE
xpir
atio
n
NE
W Y
OR
K (
Con
t.)
Nia
gara
Cou
nty
Com
mun
ityN
YE
A/N
EA
225
1978
1969
21
8/31
/96
Col
lege
(AC
CF)
*Nia
gara
Uni
vers
ityA
AU
P11
219
7919
794
18/
31/9
5
(Ind
. 197
5)
Nor
th C
ount
ry C
omm
unity
NY
EA
/NE
A65
ft
1978
1970
23
8/31
/97
Col
lege
(NE
A 1
969,
AC
CF
1972
)
Mal
one
Cam
pus
2'I
Sara
nac
Lak
e C
ampu
sco
2
Tic
onde
roga
Cam
pus
28/
31/9
7
Ono
ndag
a C
orn.
Col
lege
NY
SUT
/AFT
4919
1 ft
1967
1968
21
8/31
/96
310
pt
Ora
nge
Cou
nty
Com
Mun
ityN
YE
A/N
EA
134
ft19
7819
692
28/
31/9
4C
olle
ge(N
EA
196
9,A
CC
F 19
72)
105
pt
*Pra
tt In
stitu
teN
YSU
T/A
FT12
0 ft
1971
1972
42
8/31
/92
(AFT
197
1,N
YSU
T)
350
pt
Bro
okly
n4
Prat
t Man
hatta
n C
ente
r4
14,0
126
Inst
itutio
n
NE
W Y
OR
K (
Con
t.)
Bar
gain
ing
Age
nt+
Uni
tSi
zeC
ur.A
gent
Ele
cted
Initi
alC
ontr
act+
+2/
4 Y
r.C
olle
geN
o. o
fC
ampu
ses#
Con
trac
tE
xpir
atio
n
Roc
klan
d C
orn.
Col
lege
NY
SUT
/AFT
164
1969
1967
21
8/31
/95
NY
SUT
/AFT
350
pt19
9319
948/
31/9
5
*St.
John
's U
nive
rsity
AA
UP/
Ind.
615
ft19
7019
702/
42
6/30
/97
305
pt
Que
ens
2/4
Stat
en I
slan
d2/
4
Sche
nect
ady
Cou
nty
NY
EA
/NE
A76
1978
1971
21
8/31
/94
Com
mun
ity C
olle
getr
ikr
)
(NE
A 1
970,
AC
CF
1972
)
Stat
e U
niv.
of
New
Yor
kU
UP5
2/21
,000
1978
1971
2/4
296/
30/9
5N
YSU
T/
AFT
(NY
SUT
197
1,U
UP/
AFT
Col
lege
of
Tec
hnol
ogy
1976
)
Alf
red
2C
anto
n2
Cob
lesk
ill2
Del
hi2
Farm
ingd
ale
2M
orri
svill
e2
Col
. of
Env
iron
men
tal S
ci.
and
Fore
stry
at S
yrac
use
4
.128
127
CD
Inst
itutio
nB
arga
inin
gU
nit
Cur
.Age
ntIn
itial
2/4
Yr.
No.
of
Con
trac
tA
gent
+Si
zeE
lect
edC
ontr
act+
+C
olle
geC
ampu
ses#
Exp
irat
ion
Stat
e U
nive
rsity
of N
ew Y
ork
(Con
t.)
Em
pire
Sta
te C
olle
ge4
Inst
. of
Tec
hnol
ogy
at U
tica/
Rom
e4
Mar
itim
e C
ol. a
t For
t Sch
uyle
r4
Stat
e U
nive
rsity
Col
lege
sB
rock
port
4
Buf
falo
4C
ortla
nd4
Fred
onia
4
Gen
eseo
4N
ew P
altz
4O
ld W
estb
ury
4O
neon
ta4
Osw
ego
4
Plat
tsbu
rgh
4
Pots
dam
4Pu
rcha
se4
Stat
e U
nive
rsity
of
New
Yor
kA
lban
y4
Bin
gham
ton
4B
uffa
lo4
Ston
y B
rook
4M
edic
al C
ente
rsB
rook
lyn
Hea
lth S
ci. C
ente
r4
Col
. of
Opt
omet
ry a
tN
ew Y
ork
City
4Sy
racu
se H
ealth
Sci
. Cen
ter
4
129
130
Inst
itutio
nB
arga
inin
gA
gent
+
NY
SUT
/AFT
Uni
tSi
ze 392
ft12
00 p
t
Cur
. Age
ntE
lect
ed 1993
Initi
alC
ontr
act+
+
1976
2/4
Yr.
Col
lege
2 2 2 2
No.
of
Cam
puse
s#
Con
trac
tE
xpir
atio
n
8/31
/97
NE
W Y
OR
K (
Con
t.)
Suff
olk
Cou
nty
Com
mun
ityC
olle
ge
Eas
tern
Cam
pus
(Riv
erhe
ad)
Seld
en C
ampu
sW
este
rn C
ampu
s (B
rent
woo
d)
Sulli
van
Cou
nty
Com
mun
ityC
olle
ge
NE
A(A
CC
F 19
74)
120
1978
1976
22
8/31
/94
*Tay
lor
Bus
ines
s In
st.
NY
SUT
/AFT
2019
6919
702
16/
30/9
2
Tom
pkin
s-C
ortla
nd C
omm
unity
Col
lege
NY
EA
/NE
A91
1982
1983
21
8/31
/95
*Tro
cair
e C
olle
geIn
d.34
ft
46 p
t19
7419
812
18/
15/9
2
Uls
ter
Cou
nty
Com
mun
ityC
olle
ge
Ind.
6419
8919
702
18/
31/9
7
U.S
. Mer
chan
t Mar
ine
Aca
dem
yA
FGE
(UFC
T, 1
968)
9119
7819
684
16/
92
*Utic
a C
olle
ge o
f Sy
racu
seU
nive
rsity
AA
UP
116
ft19
7619
774
16/
30/9
6
Wes
tche
ster
Com
. Col
.N
YSU
T/A
FT20
319
6919
692
18/
31/9
1
Inst
itutio
nB
arga
inin
gA
gent
+U
nit
Size
Cur
.Age
ntE
lect
edIn
itial
Con
trac
t+ +
2/4
Yr.
Col
lege
No.
of
Cam
puse
s#C
ontr
act
Exp
irat
ion
OH
IO
Cen
tral
Ohi
o T
echn
ical
AFT
4619
9019
912
112
/31/
98C
olle
ge
Cen
tral
Sta
te U
nive
rsity
AA
UP
130
1985
1985
41
8/31
/94
Cin
cinn
ati S
t. T
ech.
Com
m..
AA
UP
157
1989
1990
21
9/5/
96C
olle
ge
Cle
vela
nd S
tate
Uni
vers
ityA
AU
P40
019
9319
954
110
/1/9
7
Cuy
ahog
a C
omm
unity
AA
UP
372
ft19
7719
782
39/
1/98
N C
olle
ge D
istr
ict
tJ
Eas
tern
Cam
pus
2M
etro
polit
an C
ampu
s2
Wes
tern
Cam
pus
2
*Dav
id N
. Mye
rs C
olle
ge"
AFT
18 f
t19
7519
764
18/
31/9
7
Edi
son
Stat
e C
olle
geN
EA
4319
8519
862
18/
12/9
8
Hoc
king
Tec
hnic
al C
olle
geO
EA
/NE
A16
519
8619
942
16/
30/9
7
Jeff
erso
n T
echn
ical
OE
A/N
EA
4319
8519
862
112
/31/
97C
olle
ge
Ken
t Sta
te U
nive
rsity
AA
UP'
850
ft19
7519
782/
48
9/16
/97
(AA
UP/
NE
A19
75)
133
1 24
.13
Inst
itutio
nB
arga
inin
gU
nit
Cur
.Age
ntIn
itial
2/4
Yr.
No.
of
Con
trac
tA
gent
+Si
zeE
lect
edC
ontr
act+
+C
olle
geC
ampu
ses#
Exp
irat
ion
Ken
t Sta
te U
nive
rsity
(C
ont.)
Tem
pora
ryA
AU
P12
0 ft
Ash
tabu
la R
egio
nal C
ampu
s2
Eas
t Liv
erpo
ol R
egio
nal
Cam
pus
2G
eaug
a R
egio
nal C
ampu
s2
Mai
n C
ampu
s4
Sale
m R
egio
nal C
ampu
s2
Star
k C
ount
y R
egio
nal C
ampu
s2
Tru
mbu
ll R
egio
nal C
ampu
s2
Tus
cara
was
Reg
iona
l Cam
pus
2
Lak
elan
d C
omm
unity
Col
lege
NE
A12
2 ft
1978
1978
21
8/31
/95
Nor
thw
est T
echn
ical
Col
lege
NE
A46
1975
1973
21
8/31
/94
Ow
ens
Com
mun
ity C
olle
geA
FT13
819
8919
892
22/
16/9
8
Shaw
nee
Uni
vers
ityN
EA
118
1975
1976
41
3/31
/97
Sout
hern
Sta
te C
omm
unity
NE
A40
1985
1986
23
8/31
/95
Col
lege
Cen
tral
Cam
pus
2N
orth
Cam
pus
2So
uth
Cam
pus
2
Ter
ra C
omm
unity
Col
lege
AFT
/OFT
4919
9119
862
18/
15/9
7
Inst
itutio
nB
arga
inin
gU
nit
Cur
.Age
ntIn
itial
2/4
Yr.
No.
of
Con
trac
t
Age
nt+
Size
Ele
cted
Con
trac
t+ +
Col
lege
Cam
puse
s#E
xpir
atio
n
OH
IO (
Con
t.)
Uni
vers
ity o
f C
inci
nnat
iA
AU
P
Cle
rmon
t Gen
eral
& T
ech.
Col
.M
ain
Cam
pus
Ray
mon
d W
alte
rs C
ol.
*Uni
vers
ity o
f R
io G
rand
eIn
d.
*Wilb
erfo
rce
Uni
vers
ityA
AU
P
You
ngst
own
Stat
e U
nive
rsity
NE
A
OR
EG
ON
Blu
e M
ount
ain
Com
mun
ity
Col
lege
NE
A/O
EA
Cen
tral
Ore
gon
Com
mun
ityC
olle
ge
Ind.
'(I
nd. 1
975,
NE
A 1
979)
Che
mek
eta
Com
mun
ity C
olle
geN
EA
/OE
A
o A
djun
ct F
acul
tyN
EA
/OE
A
1,92
019
7519
762/
4
2 4 2
3
9519
7619
852/
41
49 f
t19
7919
794
1
417
ft19
7219
734
1
80 f
t19
7519
762
1
87 f
t16
pt
1985
1977
21
252
320
pt
1974
1984
1974
1984
2 2
1 1
8/31
/95
Sala
ries
Onl
y7/
93 T
enur
e-6/
30/8
8
5/31
/95
9/25
/96
6/30
/99
(fin
anci
al 6
/97)
6/30
/95
6/30
/94
6/30
/97
137
138
Inst
itutio
nB
arga
inin
gA
gent
+U
nit
Size
Cur
.Age
ntE
lect
edIn
itial
Con
trac
t+ +
2/4
Yr.
Col
lege
No.
of
Cam
puse
s#
Con
trac
t
Exp
irat
ion
OR
EG
ON
(C
ont.)
Cla
ckam
as C
omm
unity
Col
lege
NE
A/O
EA
158
ft19
7519
732
36/
30/9
9
o A
djun
ct F
acul
tyN
EA
/OE
A37
1 pt
1986
1986
23
6/30
/99
Cla
tsop
Com
mun
ity C
olle
geN
EA
40 f
t19
7519
752
16/
30/9
5
Lan
e C
omm
unity
Col
lege
NE
A/O
EA
282
ft19
7419
742
16/
30/9
6
Lin
n-B
ento
n C
omm
unity
Col
lege
Ind.
179
ft19
7419
742
16/
30/9
6
c^ M
t. H
ood
Com
mun
ity C
olle
gecx
.N
EA
/OE
A16
0 ft
1980
1976
21
6/30
/96
(Ind
. 197
6)
o Pa
rt-t
ime
Facu
ltyN
EA
/OE
A40
0 pt
1982
1984
21
8/30
/96
Port
land
Com
mun
ity C
olle
geO
FT/A
FT39
0 ft
1974
1975
245
68/
31/2
000
Cas
cade
Cam
pus
2
Ope
n C
ampu
s2
Roc
k C
reek
Cam
pus
2
Sylv
ania
Cam
pus
2
0 Pa
rt-t
ime
Facu
ltyO
FT/A
FT82
0 pt
1984
1986
24
9/14
/97
Port
land
Sta
te U
nive
rsity
AA
UP
690
1978
1979
41
6/30
/97
0 Pa
rt-t
ime
Facu
ltyA
FT25
0 pt
1978
1979
41
6/30
/97
Inst
itutio
nB
arga
inin
gA
gent
+U
nit
Size
Cur
.Age
ntE
lect
edIn
itial
Con
trac
t+ +
2/4
Yr.
Col
lege
No.
of
Cam
puse
s#C
ontr
act
Exp
irat
ion
OR
EG
ON
(C
ont.)
Rog
ue C
omm
unity
Col
lege
NE
A/O
EA
72 f
t19
7519
752
16/
30/9
7
Sout
hern
Ore
gon
Stat
e C
olle
geIn
d.19
8 ft
1973
1975
41
6/30
/95
Sout
hwes
tern
Ore
gon
AFT
76 f
t19
7419
742
16/
30/9
6C
omm
unity
Col
lege
Tre
asur
e V
alle
y C
omm
unity
NE
A/O
EA
5619
8019
802
16/
30/9
8C
olle
ge
Wes
tern
Sta
te C
olle
geA
FT18
0 f/
pt19
7719
774
17/
31/9
50' rn
*Wes
tern
Sta
te C
hiro
prac
ticA
FT/O
FT34
ft
1978
1979
41
6/30
/94
Col
lege
PEN
NSY
LV
AN
IA
Buc
ks C
ount
y C
omm
unity
AFT
157
1971
1972
21
8/14
/96
Col
lege
But
ler
Cou
nty
Com
mun
ityPS
EA
/NE
A13
719
9219
922
16/
30/9
8C
olle
ge
Com
mun
ity C
olle
ge o
fA
FT38
619
7119
722
48/
24/9
8A
llegh
eny
Cou
nty
Alle
ghen
y C
ampu
s (P
ittsb
urgh
)2
Boy
ce C
ampu
s (M
onro
evill
e)2
141
142
Inst
itutio
nB
arga
inin
gU
nit
Cur
.Age
ntIn
itial
2/4
Yr.
No.
of
Con
trac
tA
gent
+Si
zeE
lect
edC
ontr
act+
+C
olle
geC
ampu
ses#
Exp
irat
ion
Com
mun
ity C
olle
ge o
fA
llegh
eny
(Con
t.)
Nor
th C
ampu
s (P
ittsb
urgh
)So
uth
Cam
pus
(Wes
t Mif
flin
)2 2
Com
mun
ity C
olle
ge o
fB
eave
r C
ount
yPS
EA
/NE
A(A
FT 1
970)
60 f
t19
7319
722
18/
31/9
5
Com
mun
ity C
olle
ge o
fPh
ilade
lphi
a
o A
djun
ct F
acul
ty
AFT
AFT
400
ft
719
pt
1970
1978
1970
1983
2 2
1" 1
8/31
/97
8/31
/97
Del
awar
e C
ount
y C
orn.
Col
lege
PSE
A/N
EA
100
ft19
7419
752
18/
31/9
3
*Del
awar
e V
alle
y C
olle
geA
AU
P85
1994
41
*Lac
kaw
anna
Jr.
Col
lege
NE
A26
ft
1979
1980
21
6/30
/96
Leh
igh
Car
bon
Com
mun
ityC
olle
geN
EA
73 f
t19
7019
722
18/
31/9
8
Lin
coln
Uni
vers
ityA
AU
P80
ft
1972
1973
41
8/31
/97
Luz
erne
Cou
nty
Com
mun
ityC
olle
geN
EA
109
1971
1971
21
8/31
/96
Mon
tgom
ery
Cou
nty
Com
mun
ity C
olle
geA
FT(A
AU
P 19
79)
139
ft19
8219
802
18/
31/9
8
143
144
Inst
itutio
nB
arga
inin
gA
gent
+U
nit
Size
Cur
.Age
ntE
lect
edIn
itial
Con
trac
t+ +
2/4
Yr.
Col
lege
No.
of
Cam
puse
s#
PEN
NSY
LV
AN
IA (
Con
t.)
*Moo
re C
olle
ge o
f A
rtan
d D
esig
nA
FT37
ft
30 p
t19
7119
714
1
Nor
tham
pton
Com
mun
ityA
FT89
ft
1976
1977
22
Col
lege
*Pei
rce
Col
lege
PSE
A22
1992
21
Penn
sylv
ania
Col
lege
of
NE
A21
819
7119
722/
42
Tec
hnol
ogy5
8
0`M
ain
Cam
pus
Will
iam
spor
tco
2/4
Nor
th C
ampu
s -
Wel
lsbo
ro2/
4
Penn
sylv
ania
Sta
te S
yste
mof
Hig
her
Edu
catio
nA
PSC
UF/
AFT
59
5,45
1 f/
pt19
7119
714
14
(NE
A 1
971,
Ind.
197
7,A
PSC
UF/
AFT
AA
UP,
197
9)
Blo
omsb
urg
Uni
v. o
f Pe
nn.
4C
alif
orni
a U
niv.
of
Penn
.4
Che
yney
Uni
v. o
f Pe
nn.
4
Cla
rion
Uni
v. o
f Pe
nn.
4
Eas
t Str
ouds
burg
Uni
v. o
f Pe
nn.
4
Edi
nbor
o U
niv.
of
Penn
.4
Indi
ana
Uni
v. o
f Pe
nn.
4
Kut
ztow
n U
niv.
of
Penn
.4
145
Con
trac
tE
xpir
atio
n
8/31
/96
6/30
/95
8/96
6/30
/96
146
Inst
itutio
nB
arga
inin
gU
nit
Cur
.Age
ntIn
itial
2/4
Yr.
No.
of
Con
trac
tA
gent
+Si
zeE
lect
edC
ontr
act+
+C
olle
geC
ampu
ses#
Exp
irat
ion
Penn
sylv
ania
Sys
tem
of
Hig
her
Edu
catio
n (C
ont.)
Loc
k H
aven
Uni
v. o
f Pe
nn.
Man
sfie
ld U
niv.
of
Penn
.M
iller
svill
e U
niv.
of
Penn
.Sh
ippe
nsbu
rg U
niv.
of
Penn
.Sl
ippe
ry R
ock
Uni
v. o
f Pe
nn.
Wes
t Che
ster
Uni
v. o
f Pe
nn.
4 4 4 4 4 4
Rea
ding
Are
a C
omm
unity
Col
lege
AFT
6519
7419
752
16/
30/9
6
*Rob
ert M
orri
s C
olle
geA
FT10
5 ft
1974
1975
42
5/7/
96
Moo
n T
owns
hip
Cam
pus
Pitts
burg
h C
ampu
s
Tem
ple
Uni
vers
ityA
FT1,
092
1990
1973
43
10/1
5/96
(AA
UP
Am
bler
Cam
pus
1973
-199
0)4
Phila
delp
hia
Cam
pus
4T
yler
Sch
ool o
f A
rt C
ampu
s4
Tem
ple
Uni
vers
ityIn
d.48
ft
1973
1973
41
6/30
/98
Law
Sch
ool
Sala
ries
Onl
y
Tha
ddeu
s St
even
s St
ate
PSE
A/N
EA
3919
7219
722
18/
15/9
6Sc
hool
of
Tec
hnol
ogy
147
148
Inst
itutio
nB
arga
inin
gA
gent
+U
nit
Size
Cur
.Age
ntE
lect
edIn
itial
Con
trac
t+ +
2/4
Yr.
Col
lege
No.
of
Cam
puse
s#
PEN
NSY
LV
AN
IA (
Con
t.)
Uni
vers
ity o
f Pi
ttsbu
rgh
Ind.
1,28
4 ft
1976
41
Med
ical
Sch
ool
50 p
t
(See
als
o "N
o A
gent
" L
istin
g)
*Uni
vers
ity o
f Sc
rant
onA
AU
P24
9 ft
1994
1974
41
(Ind
. 197
4)
Wes
tmor
elan
d C
ount
yN
EA
105
ft19
7219
722
1
Com
mun
ity C
olle
ge
RH
OD
E I
SLA
ND
*Bry
ant C
olle
geA
FT13
0 ft
1967
1967
41
80 p
t
Com
mun
ity C
olle
ge o
fR
hode
Isl
and
NE
A31
9.5
f/pt
1972
1972
23
Lin
coln
Cam
pus
2Pr
ovid
ence
Cam
pus
2W
arw
ick
Cam
pus
2
Rho
de I
slan
d C
olle
geA
FT37
5 ft
1972
1972
41
*Rho
de I
slan
d Sc
hool
of
NE
A12
5 ft
1978
1979
41
Des
ign
149
Con
trac
tE
xpir
atio
n
8/31
/94
6/30
/97
7/31
/98
6/30
/97
6/30
/97
6/30
/96
150
.11
Inst
itutio
nB
arga
inin
gU
nit
Cur
.Age
ntIn
itial
2/4
Yr.
No.
of
Con
trac
tA
gent
+Si
zeE
lect
edC
ontr
act+
+C
olle
geC
ampu
ses#
Exp
irat
ion
*Rho
de I
slan
d Sc
hool
of
Des
ign
(Con
t.)
o A
djun
ct F
acul
tyN
EA
80 p
t19
8019
794
1.6
/30/
96
*Rog
er W
illia
ms
Uni
vers
ityN
EA
125
ft19
7219
734
26/
30/9
530
pt
Bri
stol
Cam
pus
4Pr
ovid
ence
Bra
nch
4
Uni
vers
ity o
f R
hode
Isl
and
AA
UP
695
1971
1972
46/
30/9
5
C.C
.E. C
ampu
s4
Kin
gsto
n C
ampu
s4
Nar
raga
nset
t Bay
Cam
pus
4W
. Alto
n Jo
nes
Cam
pus
4
SOU
TH
DA
KO
TA
Sout
h D
akot
a B
oard
of
NE
A1,
122
ft19
7719
794
66/
30/9
6R
egen
ts S
yste
m
Bla
ck H
ills
St. U
niv.
4D
akot
a St
. Uni
v.4
Nor
ther
n St
. Uni
v.4
S.D
. Sch
. of
Min
es &
Tec
h.4
S.D
. Sta
te U
nive
rsity
4U
niv.
of
Sout
h D
akot
a4
151
152
Inst
itutio
nB
arga
inin
gA
gent
+U
nit
Size
Cur
.Age
ntE
lect
edIn
itial
Con
trac
t+ +
2/4
Yr.
Col
lege
No.
of
Cam
puse
s#C
ontr
act
Exp
irat
ion
VE
RM
ON
T
Ver
mon
t Sta
te C
olle
ges
AFT
280
1973
1975
2/4
48/
31/9
4
Cas
tleto
n St
. Col
.4
John
son
St. C
ol.
4
Lyn
don
St. C
ol.
4
Ver
mon
t Tec
h. C
ol.
2/4
o A
djun
ct F
acul
ty6°
AFT
113
pt19
912/
44
WA
SHIN
GT
ON
Bat
es T
echn
ical
Col
lege
AFT
131
ft19
812
6/30
/95
196
pt
Bel
levu
e C
omm
unity
Col
lege
NE
A13
2 ft
1972
1972
21
8/31
/97
350
pt
Bel
lingh
am T
echn
ical
Col
lege
NE
A37
ft
21
8/31
/95
7 pt
Big
Ben
d C
omm
unity
Ind.
4819
8019
722
16/
15/9
4
Col
lege
(Ind
./NE
A 1
965,
AFT
197
5W
EA
/NE
A 1
980)
Cen
tral
ia C
olle
ge'
AFT
84 f
t19
8619
862
162
6/30
/98
(NE
A 1
968)
134
pt
153
1b4
Inst
itutio
nB
arga
inin
gA
gent
+U
nit
Size
Cur
.Age
ntE
lect
edIn
itial
Con
trac
t+ +
2/4
Yr.
Col
lege
Is li
;`..C
f
Cam
puse
s#
Con
trac
tE
xpir
atio
n
WA
SHIN
GT
ON
(C
ont.)
Cla
rk C
olle
geW
EA
/NE
A15
6 ft
1974
1964
21.
7/31
/97
(Ind
. 196
4)30
4 pt
Clo
ver
Park
Tec
h. C
olle
geA
FT13
0 ft
1978
21
8/31
/93
Col
umbi
a B
asin
Com
mun
ityW
EA
/NE
A98
ft
1972
1973
22
6/30
/97
Col
lege
275
pt
Com
mun
ity C
olle
ges
ofW
EA
365
ft19
7019
772
26/
30/9
7Sp
okan
e63
788
pt
Spok
ane
Com
m. C
ol.
2Sp
okan
e Fa
lls C
omm
. Col
.2
Cor
nish
Col
lege
of th
e A
rts
AFT
34 f
t92
pt
1981
1982
41
8/31
/97
Eas
tern
Was
hing
ton
Uni
vers
ityA
FT/N
EA
404
1994
1995
41
Edm
onds
Com
mun
ityA
FT14
0 ft
1975
1976
21"
6/30
/98
Col
lege
(Ind
. 196
9)40
0 pt
Eve
rett
Com
mun
ityA
FT11
4 ft
1975
1976
21
6/30
/95
Col
lege
(hid
. 196
9)17
0 pt
Gre
en R
iver
Com
mun
ityA
FT/N
EA
113
ft19
7219
732
12/
28/9
5C
olle
ge27
5 pt
Inst
itutio
nB
arga
inin
gU
nit
Age
nt+
Size
WA
SHIN
GT
ON
(C
ont.)
Hig
h lin
e C
omm
unity
Col
lege
NE
A11
9 ft
250
pt
Lak
e W
ashi
ngto
nT
echn
ical
Col
lege
AFT
60 f
t20
0 pt
Low
er C
olum
bia
Col
lege
Ind.
82(L
CC
FAH
E)
(NE
A 1
967)
Oly
mpi
c C
olle
geN
EA
96 f
t30
5 pt
Peni
nsul
a C
olle
geN
EA
/WE
A15
8A
FT
Pier
ce C
olle
ge65
AFT
199
310
5 ft
(Ind
. 198
9;30
0 pt
SEIU
198
1;N
EA
196
9)Fo
rt S
teila
coom
Cam
pus
Puya
llup
Cam
pus
Ren
ton
Tec
hnic
al C
olle
geA
FT74
ft
400
pt
Seat
tle C
omm
unity
Col
lege
Dis
tric
t VI
157
AFT
350
ft
Cur
.Age
ntE
lect
edIn
itial
Con
trac
t+ +
2/4
Yr.
Col
lege
No.
of
Con
trac
tC
ampu
ses#
Exp
irat
ion
1965
1969
21
8/31
/96
1978
21
8/31
/95
1981
1972
21
6/30
/97
1964
21
6/30
/94
1995
1980
21
6/30
/95
1993
1969
22
3/17
/96
1979
21
6/30
/95
1968
1968
23
8/31
/96
620
pt15
8
Inst
itutio
nB
arga
inin
gU
nit
Cur
.Age
ntIn
itial
2/4
Yr.
No
ofC
ontr
act
Age
nt+
Size
Ele
cted
Con
trac
t+ +
Col
lege
Cam
puse
s#E
xpir
atio
n
Seat
tle C
omm
unity
Col
lege
Dis
tric
t VI
(Con
t.)
Cen
tral
Cam
pus
Nor
th C
ampu
sSo
uth
Cam
pus
Shor
elin
e C
omm
unity
Col
lege
Skag
it V
alle
y C
olle
ge
Mou
nt V
erno
n C
ampu
sW
hidb
ey C
ampu
s
Sout
h Pu
get S
ound
Com
mun
ity C
olle
ge
Tac
oma
Com
mun
ity C
olle
ge
Gig
Har
bor
Cen
ter
Dow
ntow
n T
acom
a C
ente
rE
duca
tion
Cen
ter
- W
CC
N
Wal
la W
alla
Com
mun
ityC
olle
ge
Cla
rkst
on C
ente
rM
ain
Cam
pus
159
2 2 2
AFT
(NE
A 1
970)
339
f/pt
1974
1975
21
6/30
/97
NE
A10
4 ft
275
pt19
6519
692 2 2
26/
30/9
5
AFT
(NE
A 1
968)
80 f
t18
0 pt
1986
1989
21
6/30
/96
AFT
95 f
t18
9 pt
1972
1973
21
6/30
/97
AH
E10
5 ft
150
pt19
6819
702 2 2
36/
30/9
8
160
Inst
itutio
n
Wal
la W
alla
Com
mun
ityC
olle
ge (
Con
t.)
WA
St.
Peni
tent
iary
Cam
pus
Bar
gain
ing
Uni
tC
ur.A
gent
Initi
al2/
4 Y
r.N
o. o
fC
ontr
act
Age
nt+
Size
Ele
cted
Con
trac
t+ +
Col
lege
Cam
puse
s#E
xpir
atio
n
Wen
atch
ee V
alle
y C
olle
ge
Nor
th C
ampu
sW
enat
chee
Cam
pus
Wha
tcom
Com
mun
ity C
olle
ge
Yak
ima
Val
ley
Com
mun
ityg
Col
lege
WIS
CO
NSI
N
Bla
ckha
wk
Tec
hnic
al C
olle
ge
Chi
ppew
a V
alle
yT
ech.
Col
lege
66
Chi
ppew
a Fa
lls C
ampu
sE
au C
lair
e C
ampu
sM
enom
onie
Cam
pus
Riv
er F
alls
Cam
pus
Fox
Val
ley
Tec
hnic
alC
olle
geA
-
NE
A67
ft
1965
1975
22
6/30
/95
65 p
t2 2
AFT
125
f/pt
1975
1976
21
6/7/
95
AFT
375
f/pt
1978
1973
21
6/30
/97
(NE
A 1
971,
AFT
197
3)
AFT
/WFT
9319
7219
742
16/
30/9
5
WE
A/N
EA
210
1985
1969
24
6/30
/95
2 2 2 2
NE
A27
019
6819
692
26/
30/9
2
1A2
.
Bar
gain
ing
Uni
tC
ur.A
gent
Initi
al2/
4 Y
r.N
a. o
fC
ontr
act
Inst
itutio
nA
gent
+Si
zeE
lect
edC
ontr
act+
+C
olle
geC
ampu
ses#
Exp
irat
ion
Fox
Val
ley
Tec
hnic
alC
olle
ge (
Con
t.)
Fox
Val
ley
Tec
h. I
nst.-
App
leto
n2
Fox
Val
ley
Tec
h. I
nst.-
Osh
kosh
2
Gat
eway
Tec
hnic
al C
olle
geW
EA
/NE
A27
119
8219
732
46/
30/9
5(A
FT 1
972)
Gat
eway
Avi
atio
n C
ntr.
-Ken
osha
2G
atew
ay T
ech.
-Elk
horn
2G
atew
ay T
ech.
-Ken
osha
2G
atew
ay T
ech.
-Rac
ine
2
Lak
esho
re T
echn
ical
Col
lege
NE
A/L
EA
108
if19
6819
682
16/
30/9
7
Mad
ison
Are
a T
echn
ical
AFT
387
1969
1969
27
6/30
/95
Col
lege
Dis
tric
t
Mad
. Are
a T
ech.
Col
.-C
omm
erci
al A
ve.
Mad
. Are
a T
ech.
Col
.-D
ownt
own
Mad
. Are
a T
ech.
Col
.-Ft
. Atk
inso
n2
Mad
. Are
a T
ech.
Col
.-Po
rtag
e2
Mad
. Are
a T
ech.
Col
.-R
eeds
burg
2M
ad. A
rea
Tec
h. C
ol.-
Tru
ax2
Mad
. Are
a T
ech.
Col
.-W
ater
tow
n2
co
Inst
itutio
n
WIS
CO
NSI
N (
Con
t.)
Bar
gain
ing
Age
nt+
NE
A
Uni
tSi
ze
90
Cur
.Age
ntE
lect
ed 1970
Initi
alC
ontr
act+
+
1970
2/4
Yr.
Col
lege
2 2 2 2
No.
of
Cam
puse
s#
3
Con
trac
tE
xpir
atio
n
8/21
/94
Mid
-Sta
te T
echn
ical
Col
lege
Mar
shfi
eld
Stev
ens
Poin
tW
isco
nsin
Rap
ids
Milw
auke
e A
rea
Tec
hnic
al
Col
lege
Milw
auke
e C
ampu
sN
orth
Cam
pus
Sout
h C
ampu
sW
est C
ampu
s
AFT
600
ft2,
149
pt19
6319
9219
6719
932 2 2 2 2 2
4 46/
30/9
56/
30/9
6
Mor
aine
Par
k T
echn
ical
Col
lege
Bea
ver
Dam
. Cam
pus
Fond
du
Lac
Cam
pus
Wes
t Ben
d C
ampu
s
AFT
144
1969
1969
2 2 2 2
36/
30/9
5
Nic
olet
Are
a T
echn
ical
Col
lege
NE
A75
1987
1989
22
6/30
/97
Nor
th C
entr
al T
echn
ical
Col
lege
Mai
n C
ampu
s- W
ausa
uSa
telli
te -
Ant
i g o
1 6
NE
A13
819
6919
692 2 2
2
g
6/30
/91
Inst
itutio
n
WIS
CO
NSI
N (
Con
t.)
Bar
gain
ing
Age
nt+
Uni
tC
ur.A
gent
Size
Ele
cted
Initi
alC
ontr
act+
+2/
4 Y
r.C
olle
geN
o. o
fC
ontr
act
Cam
puse
s#E
xpir
atio
n
Nor
thea
st W
isco
nsin
NE
A21
519
7219
722
38/
15/9
4T
echn
ical
Col
lege
(AFT
196
7)
Gre
en B
ay C
ampu
s2
Mar
inet
te C
ampu
s2
Stur
geon
Bay
Cam
pus
2
Sout
hwes
t Wis
cons
inA
FT90
ft
1972
1978
21
6/30
/97
Tec
hnic
al C
olle
ge20
0 pt
--4
koW
auke
sha
Cou
nty
Tec
hnic
alN
EA
162
ft19
6719
672
37/
31/9
5C
olle
ge47
pt =
50%
wor
kloa
d48
pt =
50%
wor
kloa
dM
enom
onee
Fal
ls C
ampu
s2
Pew
auke
e (M
ain
Cam
pus)
2W
auke
sha
Cam
pus
152
ft in
stru
ctor
s2
Wes
tern
Wis
cons
inA
FT21
019
7619
772
66/
30/9
6T
echn
ical
Col
lege
(Ind
. 197
6)
Wis
cons
in I
ndia
nhea
d V
TA
EA
FT16
219
7219
722
46/
30/9
5D
istr
ict
Ash
land
Cam
pus
2N
ew R
ichm
ond
Cam
pus
2R
ice
Lak
e C
ampu
s2
Supe
rior
Cam
pus
167
168
Inst
itutio
n
GU
AM
Bar
gain
ing
Uni
tC
ur.A
gent
Initi
al2/
4 Y
r.N
o. o
fC
ontr
act
Age
nt+
Size
Ele
cted
Con
trac
t+ +
Col
lege
Cam
puse
s#E
xpir
atio
n
Uni
vers
ity o
f G
uam
GFT
130
1993
1976
41
1994
170
ENDNOTES
As long as a certificate of recognition is in effect, the institution is designated as having abargaining agent, even if no collective bargaining has ever taken place. No distinction is made betweenagents certified as a result of elections and those voluntarily recognized.
"Three dashes (---) in this column indicate that according to available information, no contracthas been signed.
"For purposes of this study, the National Center for Education Statistics' (NCES) definition ofa branch campus, along with institutional self-reporting, was used. NCES defines branch campuses asthose possessing the following characteristics: a permanent administration, offer programs at least twoyears in length, located in a community different from parent institutions so as not to be withincommuting distance.
*Private institution.
**First contract between parties.
'Colleges and universities that have exercised a Yeshiva-like claim.
ft indicates full-time, pt part-time.
1. Sources for this publication include communication with institutions, faculty organizations,The Chronicle of Higher Education, and the Government Employee Relations Report. Data on bargainingunit size, date of first contract and number of campuses have been obtained through institution and agentself-reporting.
2. The University of Alaska, a statewide system of higher education, restructured itself from15 separate accredited institutions (which included all the former community colleges) to four separateaccredited institutions. The former community colleges, with the exception of Prince William SoundCommunity College, became extended colleges of one of the three new University centers.
3. PCCEA is a recognized employee group representing faculty in the meet and confer processonly.
4. Independent agent. Certification covers professional and non-professional librarians. Nocollective bargaining activity reported; union in inactive status.
5. Claremont Colleges consist of: Claremont McKenna College, Claremont Univ. Grad.School, Harvey Mudd College, Pitzer College, Pomona College and Scripps College.
6. Formerly Mann Community College.
7. Includes two educational centers.
8. See "No-Agent" listing.
81 171
9. Includes five off-campus locations.
10. Includes seven campus centers: Alemany, Chinatown C.C. Center, C.C. Skills Center,Downtown Center, John Adams Community Center, John O'Connell C.C. Center and Mission C.C.Center.
11. Santa Clarita Community College District encompasses the College of the Canyons whichwas cited in previous Directories.
12. Includes eight outreach centers.
13. Includes three satellite centers.
14. The only organized faculty bargaining unit in the University of California System is at SantaCruz.
15. The Connecticut Community College System and the Connecticut State Technical Collegeswere placed under the jurisdiction of a joint Board of Trustees in 1989. However, the faculty at theseinstitutions continue to bargain in two separate units: the community college faculty remain in theiroriginal bargaining unit (CCCC) and the technical faculty continue in theirs (AFT).
16. The CCCC (Congress of Connectidut Community Colleges) unit is affiliated with SEIU,AFL-CIO.
17. Formerly Post College.
18. Members of three Florida unions representing Florida State University System (UFF),several community colleges (UCCFF), and faculty at two private colleges merged their organizations intothe United Faculty of Florida, Local 1847 of AFT (1979). In 1982, AFT dechartered UFF; UFF thenaffiliated with NEA.
19. Rejected decertification attempt (1978).
20. Rejected decertification/opt out election (Sept. 1981).
21. Chicago State, Eastern Illinois, Governors State, Northeastern Illinois, and Western IllinoisUniversity bargain collectively as one unit.
22. Formerly Thornton Community College.
23. East St. Louis Community College and State Community College merged into StateCommunity College of East St. Louis.
24. Formerly Sangamon State University.
25. As reported in the 1995 Directory, NEA had won a bargaining unit election for part-time
faculty. However, it was subsequently determined in court to be an inappropriate unit as defined by
Illinois legislation.
172
82
(1979).26.. The recognized bargaining agent, AAUP/NEA, defeated a decertification attempt by the AFT
27. Rejected decertification attempt (1978).
28. The Board of Regents of Higher Education is comprised of the Massachusetts CommunityCollege System and Massachusetts State Colleges; they bargain as two separate units.
(1983).29. The recognized bargaining agent, MTA/NEA, defeated a decertification attempt by the AFT
30. Rejected decertification attempt (1978).
31. University of Massachusetts-Amherst campus rejected decertification attempt (1980).
32. Legislation enacted in September 1991; former name was University of Lowell.
33. Legislation enacted in September 1991; former name was Southeastern MassachusettsUniversity.
34. Mercy College affiliated with the University of Detroit. A bargaining agent election washeld in 1990 for the newly formed unit of 206 faculty. In that election, NEA defeated AAUP andretained bargaining rights.
35. Independent bargaining agent (IFO) voluntarily disaffi-liated from NEA in 1990 and nowbargains as independent local.
36. The University of Minnesota has five campuses: Twin Cities, Morris, Duluth, (four-yearinstitutions); Crookston, Waseca (two-year institutions). Duluth and Waseca are the only unionizedcampuses and bargain together as one unit.
37. Kearney State College, formerly part of the Nebraska State College System, is now part ofthe University of Nebraska. For collective bargaining purposes, the faculty unit at Kearney remainedintact.
38. Rejected decertification attempt (January 1979).
39. Formerly independent, affiliation vote held in 1991. Faculty select AAUP by a vote of 60-2.AAUP Chapter non-board certified.
40. Includes one campus center.
41. Includes the Kerney Campus Center.
42. Formerly Somerset County College.
43. Existing contract in place prior to election of agent.
83 173
44. Union College and Union County Technical Institute merged into Union County College.AAUP, the bargaining agent at Union College, defeated NEA, the bargaining agent at Union CountyTechnical Institute, and won agent status at the newly formed institution. (AAUP-109, NEA-67).
45. Formerly Rutgers Medical School.
46. Includes five extension centers.
47. Associated Community College Faculties ceases to exist as independent union (8/31/78).
Individual locals vote to affiliate with either NYSUT/AFT or NYEA/NEA.
48. AAUP affiliated with PSC/AFT (February 1981).
49. Initial faculty agent elected in 1967. Separate staff and adjunct bargaining agents elected in
1971. Three units subsequently combined into one in 1972.
50. Includes the Capital District Educational Campus Center.
51. Adjunct faculty, which previously had been designated as a separate bargaining unit, included
with full-time faculty unit (1985).
52. United University Professions defeated challenge to agent status by NYEA (December 1978).
The unit includes faculty and non-teaching professionals.
53. Formerly Dyke College.
54. Faculty at Kent State University voted to sever ties with NEA, while retaining affiliation with
AAUP (1979).
55. Unit voted to disaffiliate with NEA (1985).
56. Includes Ross Island, Southeast and Stadium Campus Centers.
57. Includes thirty-seven sites.
58. Formerly Williamsport Area Community College.
59. APSCUF is the bargaining agent, regardless their affiliation.
60. In 1987, part-time faculty elected AFT as bargaining agent. Ensuing litigation resulted in
new election being ordered. New election held in 1991. AFT certified by VERB.
61. Centralia College and South Puget Sound Community College, which had bargainedseparately were merged into District XII. In 1988, new legislation was passed separating the district.
62. Includes Garrett Heyns Educational Center.
63. Formerly Washington State Community College District XVII.
17484
64. Edmonds C.C. provides educational services for the State Department of Corrections. Theunit does not differentiate among teaching assignments.
65. Formerly Fort Steilacoom Community College.
66. Formerly comprised of two entities -- District I Technical Institute, and Area VocationalTechnical & Adult Education District I.
175
85
ADJUNCT FACULTY CONTRACTS AND BARGAINING
AGENTS IN PUBLIC AND PRIVATE INSTITUTIONS
IN THE UNITED STATES
176
AD
JUN
CT
FA
CU
LT
Y C
ON
TR
AC
TS
AN
D B
AR
GA
ININ
G A
GE
NT
SIN
PU
BL
IC A
ND
PR
IVA
TE
IN
STIT
UT
ION
S IN
TH
E U
NIT
ED
ST
AT
ES
Inst
itutio
n
CA
LIF
OR
NIA
Bar
gain
ing
Age
nt+
CW
A
Uni
tSi
ze 525
Cur
.Age
ntE
lect
ed
1990
Initi
alC
ontr
act+
+
1991
2/4
Yr.
Col
lege
No.
of
Cam
puse
s#
Con
trac
t
Exp
irat
ion
12/3
1/93
But
te C
olle
ge
Coa
st C
omm
unity
Col
lege
CT
A/N
EA
1,23
219
7919
802
39/
1/96
Dis
tric
t
Coa
stlin
e C
omm
. Col
.2
Gol
den
Wes
t Com
m. C
ol.
2
Ora
nge
Coa
st C
omm
. Col
.2
Ran
cho
Sant
iago
Com
mun
ity C
olle
ge D
istr
ict'
o C
ontin
uing
Edu
c. F
acul
tyC
TA
/NE
A48
819
772
26/
30/9
5
Sant
a R
osa
Juni
or C
olle
geA
FT80
1989
1991
21
6/30
/95
Stat
e C
ente
r C
omm
unity
Col
lege
AFT
575
1992
22
Dis
tric
t
Fres
no C
ity C
olle
ge2
Kin
gs R
iver
Com
mun
ity C
olle
ge2
*Uni
vers
ity o
f Sa
n Fr
anci
sco
AFT
350
1981
1985
41
12/3
0/95
1.77
-
173
Inst
itutio
nB
arga
inin
gU
nit
Cur
.Age
ntIn
itial
2/4
Yr.
No.
of
Con
trac
tA
gent
+Si
zeE
lect
edC
ontr
act+
+C
olle
geC
ampu
ses#
Exp
irat
ion
CA
LIF
OR
NIA
(C
ont.)
Yub
a C
omm
. Col
lege
AFT
404
1994
1995
23
6/30
/97
(Ind
. CT
A/
NE
A 1
976)
CO
NN
EC
TIC
UT
Con
n. C
omm
.-T
ech.
Col
lege
s
Cap
ital C
omm
unity
-Tec
hnic
al C
olle
geG
atew
ay C
omm
unty
-Tec
hnic
al C
olle
ge00
Nau
gatu
ck V
alle
y C
omm
.-T
echn
ical
Col
.N
orw
alk
Com
mun
ity-T
echn
ical
Col
lege
Thr
ee R
iver
s C
omm
unity
-Tec
hnic
al C
olle
ge
AFT
265
1992
2
DIS
TR
ICT
OF
CO
LU
MB
IA
*Am
eric
an U
nive
rsity
EL
IFA
3219
8219
824
14/
30/9
6(I
nd.)
ILL
INO
IS
Hig
hlan
d C
omm
unity
Col
lege
AFT
32
18/
30/9
6
Oak
ton
Com
mun
ity C
olle
geIE
A/N
EA
118
1985
1987
21
8/10
/96
Bar
gain
ing
Uni
tC
ur.A
gent
Initi
al2/
4 Y
r.
Inst
itutio
nA
gent
+Si
zeE
lect
edC
ontr
act+
+C
olle
ge
MA
INE
Uni
vers
ity o
f M
aine
Sys
tem
PAT
FA/A
FT25
019
8619
884
Uni
v. o
f M
aine
4
Uni
v. o
f M
aine
-Aug
usta
4
Uni
v. o
f M
aine
-Far
min
gton
4
Uni
v. o
f M
aine
-For
t Ken
t4
Uni
v. o
f M
aine
-Mac
hias
4
Uni
v. o
f So
uthe
rn M
aine
4
MA
SSA
CH
USE
TT
S
*Ber
k le
e C
olle
ge o
f M
usic
AFT
136
1985
1986
4
Mas
sach
uset
ts C
omm
unity
NE
A/
1,80
019
8719
912
Col
lege
Sys
tem
'M
TA
/
o D
iv. o
f C
ontin
uing
Ed.
MC
CC
Ber
kshi
re C
omm
. Col
.2
Bri
stol
Com
m. C
ol.
2
Bun
ker
Hill
Com
m. C
ol.
2
Cap
e C
od C
omm
. Col
.2
Gre
enfi
eld
Com
m. C
ol.
2
Hol
yoke
Com
m. C
ol.
2
Mas
sach
uset
ts B
ay C
omm
. Col
.2
Mas
saso
it C
omm
. Col
.2
Mid
dles
ex C
omm
. Col
.ac
huse
tt C
omm
. Col
.
2 2
No.
of
Cam
puse
s#C
ontr
act
Exp
irat
ion
78/
31/9
5
18/
31/9
6
158/
20/9
3
162
Inst
itutio
nB
arga
inin
gU
nit
Cur
.Age
ntIn
itial
2/4
Yr.
No
ofC
ontr
act
Age
nt+
Size
Ele
cted
Con
trac
t+ +
Col
lege
Cam
puse
s#E
xpir
atio
n
Mas
sach
uset
ts C
omm
unity
Col
lege
Sys
tem
(C
ont.)
Nor
th S
hore
Com
m. C
ol.
Nor
ther
n E
ssex
Com
m. C
ol.
Qui
nsig
mon
d C
omm
. Col
.R
oxbu
ry C
omm
. Col
.Sp
ring
fiel
d T
ech.
Com
m. C
ol.
2 2 2 2 2
Mas
sach
uset
ts S
tate
Col
lege
s'
o D
iv. o
f C
ontin
uing
Ed.
NE
A/M
TA
1,05
019
8719
894
98/
31/9
2
`1-°
St. C
ol.
4Fi
tchb
urg
St. C
ol.
4Fr
amin
gham
St.
Col
.4
Mas
s. C
ol. o
f A
rt4
Mas
s. M
ariti
me
of A
cade
my
4N
orth
Ada
ms
St. C
ol.
4Sa
lem
St.
Col
.4
Wes
tfie
ld S
t. C
ol.
4W
orce
ster
St.
Col
.4
Uni
vers
ity o
f M
assa
chus
etts
-A
FT77
1985
1986
41
6/30
/93
Dar
tmou
th
o Pa
rt-t
ime
and
Vis
iting
Lec
ture
rs
Bar
gain
ing
Uni
tC
ur.A
gent
Initi
al2/
4 Y
r.
Inst
itutio
nA
gent
+Si
zeE
lect
edC
ontr
act+
+C
olle
ge
MO
NT
AN
A
Flat
head
Val
ley
Com
mun
ityC
olle
geA
FT94
1990
1991
2
Lin
coln
Co.
Cam
pus
142
Mai
n C
ampu
s80
2
NE
W J
ER
SEY
New
Jer
sey
Stat
e C
olle
geA
FT95
1987
4
Syst
em
Jers
ey C
ity S
t. C
ol.
4
Kea
n C
ol. o
f N
ew J
erse
y4
Mon
tcla
ir U
nive
rsity
4
Ram
apo
Col
. of
New
Jer
sey
4
Row
an C
ol. o
f N
ew J
erse
y4
Stoc
kton
St.
Col
.4
Tho
mas
A. E
diso
n St
. Col
.4
Tre
nton
St.
Col
.4
Wm
. Pat
erso
n C
ol. o
f N
ew J
erse
y4
Rut
gers
AA
UP
450
1988
1991
4
(Sta
te U
nive
rsity
of
New
Jer
sey)
Cam
den
Cam
pus
4
New
Bru
nsw
ick
Cam
pus
4
New
ark
Cam
pus
4
185
No.
of
Con
trac
tC
ampu
ses#
Exp
irat
ion
26/
30/9
5
96/
30/9
5
319
94
186
Inst
itutio
nB
arga
inin
gU
nit
Cur
.Age
ntIn
itial
2/4
Yr.
Age
nt+
Size
Ele
cted
Con
trac
t+ +
Col
lege
NE
W Y
OR
K
Cor
nell
Uni
vers
ity, I
LR
Lon
g Is
land
Cam
pus
New
Yor
k C
ity C
ampu
sW
estc
hest
er/R
ockl
and
Cam
pus
Dut
ches
s C
omm
unity
Col
lege
Fash
ion
Inst
itute
of
r.,
Tec
hnol
ogy
*Lon
g Is
land
Uni
vers
ity
C.W
Pos
t Cen
ter
Bro
okly
n C
ente
r
Nas
sau
Com
mun
ity C
olle
ge
Roc
klan
d C
omm
unity
Col
lege
NY
SUT
/AFT
200
1981
1981
4 4 4 4
NE
A27
019
8719
872
(NY
SUT
/AFT
1985
)
NY
SUT
/AFT
700
1971
CW
A
CW
A60
019
8719
79N
YE
A/N
EA
1985
)
NY
SUT
/AFT
650
1976
1972
4(A
FT 1
970)
NY
SUT
/AFT
1,71
919
7419
742
(AFA
)
NY
SUT
/AFT
350
1993
1994
2
No.
of
Cam
puse
s#
3
Con
trac
tE
xpir
atio
n
8/31
/92
18/
31/9
6
2/28
/95
110
/31/
96
18/
31/9
4
19/
30/9
5
18/
31/9
5
187
188
tr)
Inst
itutio
n
OR
EG
ON
Bar
gain
ing
Age
nt+
Uni
tSi
zeC
ur.A
gent
Ele
cted
Initi
alC
ontr
act+
+2/
4 Y
r.C
olle
geN
o. o
fC
ampu
ses#
Con
trac
tE
xpir
atio
n
Che
mek
eta
Com
mun
ity C
olle
geN
EA
/OE
A32
019
8419
842
16/
30/9
7
Cla
ckam
as C
omm
unity
Col
lege
NE
A/O
EA
371
1986
1986
23
6/30
/99
Mou
nt H
ood
Com
mun
ity C
olle
geN
EA
/OE
A40
019
8219
842
18/
30/9
6
Port
land
Com
mun
ity C
olle
geO
FT/A
FT82
019
8419
862
49/
14/9
7
Ope
n C
ampu
s2
Cas
cade
Cam
pus
2R
ock
Cre
ek C
ampu
s2
Sylv
ania
Cam
pus
2
Port
land
Sta
te U
nive
rsity
AFT
250
1978
1979
41
6/30
/97
PEN
NSY
LV
AN
IA
Com
mun
ity C
olle
geof
Phi
lade
lphi
aA
FT71
919
7819
832
18/
31/9
7
RH
OD
E I
SLA
ND
*Rho
de I
slan
d Sc
hool
of D
esig
nN
EA
8019
8019
794
16/
30/9
6
100
Inst
itutio
nB
arga
inin
gU
nit
Cur
.Age
ntIn
itial
2/4
Yr.
No.
Of
Con
trac
t
Age
nt+
Size
Ele
cted
Con
trac
t+ +
Col
lege
Cam
puse
s#E
xpir
atio
n
VE
RM
ON
T
Ver
mon
t Sta
te C
olle
ges
AFT
113
1991
2/4
4
Cas
tleto
n St
Col
.Jo
hnso
n St
. Col
.4
Lyn
don
St. C
ol.
4
Ver
mon
t Tec
h. C
ol.
2
WIS
CO
NSI
N
Milw
auke
e A
rea
Tec
hnic
alA
FT2,149
1992
1993
24
6/30/96
Col
lege
FOO
TN
OT
ES
1.C
ontin
uing
Edu
catio
n Fa
culty
2.
Tot
al n
umbe
r of
adj
unct
fac
ulty
rep
rese
nted
for
pur
pose
s of
col
lect
ive
barg
aini
ng is
17,829.
191
192
GRADUATE AND TEACHING ASSISTANT CONTRACTS AND
BARGAINING AGENTS IN PUBLIC AND PRIVATE
INSTITUTIONS IN THE UNITED STATES
193
GR
AD
UA
TE
EM
PLO
YE
E B
AR
GA
ININ
G A
GE
NT
S IN
TH
E U
NIT
ED
ST
AT
ES
Inst
itutio
n
CA
LIF
OR
NIA
Uni
vers
ity o
f C
alif
orni
a/B
erke
ley
FLO
RID
A
Uni
vers
ity o
f Fl
orid
aC
D 00U
nive
rsity
of
S. F
lori
da
KA
NSA
S
Uni
vers
ity o
f K
ansa
s
MA
SSA
CH
USE
TT
S
Uni
vers
ity o
fM
assa
chus
etts
-Am
hers
t
Uni
vers
ity o
fM
assa
chus
etts
-Low
ell
1996
Bar
gain
ing
Age
nt+
AG
SE/
UA
W
Uni
tSi
ze 700
Cur
.Age
ntE
lect
ed
1993
Initi
alC
ontr
act+
+2/
4 Y
r.C
olle
ge 4
NO
. of
Cam
puse
s#
1
Con
trac
tE
xpir
atio
n
UFF
/NE
A2,
813
1982
1982
41
6/30
/96
UFF
/NE
A1,
200
1982
1982
41
6/30
/95
AFT
1,03
519
954
GE
O/U
AW
2,00
019
9019
914
119
96
GE
O/U
AW
320
1994
41
194
95
Inst
itutio
nB
arga
inin
gU
nit
Cur
.Age
ntIn
itial
2/4
Yr.
No.
of
Con
trac
tA
gent
+Si
zeE
lect
edC
ontr
act+
+C
olle
geC
ampu
ses#
Exp
irat
ion
MIC
HIG
AN
Uni
vers
ity o
f M
ichi
gan
GE
O/
1,60
319
7619
764
32/
1/96
AFT
Ann
Arb
or4
Dea
rbor
n4
Flin
t4
NE
W J
ER
SEY
Rut
gers
, Sta
te U
nive
rsity
of N
ew J
erse
yA
AU
P1,
740
1970
1971
43
6/30
/95
Cam
den
Cam
pus
4N
ew B
runs
wic
k C
ampu
s4
New
ark
Cam
pus
4
NE
W Y
OR
K
Stat
e U
nive
rsity
GSE
U/C
WA
3,90
019
922/
429
of N
ew Y
ork
OR
EG
ON
Uni
vers
ity o
f O
rego
nG
TFF
/AFT
1,17
619
7719
784
19/
30/9
7
Inst
itutio
nB
arga
inin
gU
nit
Cur
.Age
ntIn
itial
2/4
Yr.
No.
of
Con
trac
tA
gent
+Si
zeE
lect
edC
ontr
act+
+C
olle
geC
ampu
ses#
Exp
irat
ion
WIS
CO
NSI
N
Uni
vers
ity o
f W
isco
nsin
-M
adis
onT
AA
/AFT
2,30
019
8719
884
16/
30/9
7
Uni
vers
ity o
f W
isco
nsin
-M
ilwau
kee
MG
AA
/67
419
9119
924
16/
30/9
5A
FT
Tot
al n
umbe
r of
gra
duat
e st
uden
t em
ploy
ees
repr
esen
ted
for
purp
oses
of
colle
ctiv
e ba
rgai
ning
is 1
9,46
1.
1 5
FACULTY COLLECTIVE BARGAINING
AT CANADIAN UNIVERSITIES
200
Inst
itutio
n
AL
BE
RT
A'
Aug
usta
na U
nive
rsity
Uni
vers
ity o
f A
lber
ta
Uni
vers
ity o
f A
thab
asca
Uni
vers
ity o
f C
alga
ry
Uni
vers
ity o
f L
ethb
ridg
e1 c)
MA
NIT
OB
A
Bra
ndon
Uni
vers
ity
Sain
t-B
onif
ace
Uni
vers
ity o
f M
anito
ba
Uni
vers
ity o
f W
inni
peg
NE
W B
RU
NSW
ICK
4niv
ersi
te d
e M
onct
on1)
FAC
UL
TY
CO
LL
EC
TIV
E B
AR
GA
ININ
G A
T C
AN
AD
IAN
UN
IVE
RSI
TIE
S'
Aff
iliat
ion
CA
UT
Uni
tSi
ze 56
Cur
. Age
ntE
lect
edIn
titia
lC
ontr
act
CA
UT
1,96
919
82
CA
UT
129
1982
CA
UT
1,24
919
82
CA
UT
255
1982
CA
UT
200
1978
1978
AC
PPU
/MG
EA
6419
8319
77
CA
UT
1,16
319
7419
75
CA
UT
265
1981
1982
AC
PPU
332
1976
1977
Con
trac
tE
xpir
atio
n
Ann
ual
Ann
ual
Ann
ual
Ann
ual
Ann
ual
3/31
/95
3/31
/94
3/31
/98
3/31
/97
6/30
/95
2-0-
2
Inst
itutio
n
NE
W B
RU
NSW
ICK
(C
ont.)
Aff
iliat
ion
CA
UT
Uni
tSi
ze 100
Cur
. Age
ntE
lect
ed
1982
Intit
ial
Con
trac
t
1984
Con
trac
tE
xpir
atio
n
6/30
/98
Mou
nt A
lliso
n U
nive
rsity
St. T
hom
as U
nive
rsity
CA
UT
7719
7619
776/
30/9
7
Sain
t-L
ouis
Mai
l let
AC
PPU
4819
7219
728/
31/9
5
Ship
paga
nA
CPP
U29
1978
1978
6/30
/95
Uni
vers
ity o
f N
ewB
runs
wic
kC
AU
T60
619
7919
806/
30/9
8
NE
W F
OU
ND
LA
ND
CA
UT
879
1988
1988
8/31
/99
Mem
oria
l Uni
vers
ity
NO
VA
SC
OT
IA'
CA
UT
219
1976
1977
11/1
/97
Aca
dia
Uni
vers
ity
Dal
hous
ie U
nive
rsity
CA
UT
749
1978
1978
11/1
/97
Mou
nt S
t. V
ince
ntU
nive
rsity
CA
UT
160
1989
1989
11/1
/97
Nov
a Sc
otia
Col
lege
of A
rt a
nd D
esig
nC
AU
T60
1985
1985
11/1
/97
203
204
1`
Inst
itutio
n
NO
VA
SC
OT
IA (
Con
t.)
Aff
iliat
ion
CA
UT
Uni
tSi
ze 139
Cur
. Age
ntE
lect
edIn
titia
lC
ontr
act
Con
trac
t
Exp
irat
ion
11/1
/97
St. F
ranc
is X
avie
rU
nive
rsity
Sain
t Mar
y's
Uni
vers
ityC
AU
T21
419
7419
7411
/1/9
7
Tec
hnic
al U
nive
rsity
of N
ova
Scot
iaC
AU
T88
1980
1980
11/1
/97
Uni
vers
ity S
aint
e-A
nne
AC
PPU
4019
8219
8011
/1/9
7
Uni
vers
ity C
olle
ge o
fC
ape
Bre
ton
CA
UT
9719
7519
7611
/1/9
7
ON
TA
RIO
4
CA
UT
3819
7619
806/
30/9
2*A
lgom
a U
nive
rsity
Col
lege
Alg
onqu
in C
omm
unity
Col
lege
OPS
EU
660
1971
1971
8/31
/94
Bro
ck U
nive
rsity
CA
UT
272
6/30
/97*
Cam
bria
n C
omm
unity
Col
lege
OPS
EU
290
1971
1971
8/31
/94
205
20t3
1-1
Inst
itutio
n
ON
TA
RIO
(C
ont.)
Aff
iliat
ion
OPS
EU
Uni
tSi
ze 211
Cur
. Age
ntE
lect
ed
1971
Intit
ial
Con
trac
t
1971
Con
trac
tE
xpir
atio
n
8/31
/94
Can
ador
e C
omm
unity
Col
lege
Car
leto
n U
nive
rsity
CA
UT
737
1975
1975
4/30
/94*
Cen
tenn
ial C
omm
unity
Col
lege
OPS
EU
510
1971
1971
8/31
/94
Con
esto
ga C
omm
unity
Col
lege
OPS
EU
300
1971
1971
8/31
/94
Con
fede
ratio
n C
omm
unity
Col
lege
OPS
EU
250
1971
1971
8/31
/94
Dur
ham
Com
mun
ity C
olle
geO
PSE
U24
519
7119
718/
31/9
4
Fans
haw
e C
omm
unity
Col
lege
OPS
EU
600
1971
1971
8/31
/94
Geo
rge
Bro
wn
Com
mun
ityC
olle
geO
PSE
U72
019
7119
718/
31/9
4
Geo
rgia
n C
omm
unity
Col
lege
OPS
EU
380
1971
1971
8/31
/94
Hea
rst U
nive
rsity
AC
PPU
1619
8219
836/
30/9
5*
Hum
ber
Com
mun
ity C
olle
geO
PSE
U73
019
7119
718/
31/9
4
Kin
g's
Col
lege
CA
UT
5719
7319
73A
nnua
l*
207
208
1-- c) cA
Inst
itutio
n
ON
TA
RIO
(C
ont.)
Aff
iliat
ion
OPS
EU
Uni
tSi
ze 180
Cur
. Age
ntE
lect
ed
1989
Intit
ial
Con
trac
tC
ontr
act
Exp
irat
ion
8/31
/94
La
Cite
Col
legi
ale
Lak
ehea
d U
nive
rsity
CA
UT
312
1979
1981
6/30
/96*
Lam
bton
Com
mun
ity C
olle
geO
PSE
U17
019
7119
718/
31/9
4
Lau
rent
ian
Uni
vers
ityC
AU
T33
219
7919
806/
30/9
5*
Loy
alis
t Com
mun
ity C
olle
geO
PSE
U20
519
7119
718/
31/9
4
Moh
awk
Com
mun
ity C
olle
geO
PSE
U57
519
7119
718/
31/9
4
Nia
gara
Com
mun
ity C
olle
geO
PSE
U29
019
7119
718/
31/9
4
Nip
issi
ng U
niv.
Col
lege
CA
UT
4919
9419
944/
30/9
6*
Nor
ther
n C
omm
unity
Col
lege
OPS
EU
145
1971
1971
8/31
/94
Ont
ario
Ins
titut
efo
r St
udie
s in
Edu
catio
nC
AU
T13
519
7719
776/
30/9
5*
Rye
rson
Pol
ytec
hnic
alIn
stitu
teC
AU
T19
6419
666/
30/9
1*
St. C
lair
Com
mun
ityC
olle
geO
PSE
U19
7119
718/
31/9
4
209
210
c)
Inst
itutio
n
ON
TA
RIO
(C
ont.)
Aff
iliat
ion
OPS
EU
Uni
tSi
ze 325
Cur
. Age
ntE
lect
ed
1971
Intit
ial
Con
trac
t
1971
Con
trac
tE
xpir
atio
n
8/31
/94
St. L
awre
nce
Com
mun
ityC
olle
ge
Saul
t Com
mun
ity C
olle
geO
PSE
U21
019
7119
718/
31/9
4
Sene
ca C
omm
unity
Col
lege
OPS
EU
735
1971
1971
8/31
/94
Sher
idan
Com
mun
ity C
olle
geO
PSE
U56
019
7119
718/
31/9
4
Sir
Sand
ford
Fle
min
gC
omm
unity
Col
lege
OPS
EU
355
1971
1971
8/31
/94
Tre
nt U
nive
rsity
CA
UT
212
1980
1981
6/30
/96*
Uni
vers
ity o
f O
ttaw
aC
AU
T97
419
7519
764/
30/9
3*
Uni
vers
ity o
f W
inds
orC
AU
T65
219
7719
766/
30/9
6*
Wilf
rid
Lau
rier
Uni
vers
ityC
AU
T28
819
8819
883/
31/9
6*
Yor
k U
nive
rsity
CA
UT
1,06
219
7719
764/
30/9
2*
QU
EB
EC
FQPP
U/C
AU
T96
1976
1976
12/3
1/92
Bis
hop'
s U
nive
rsity
Con
cord
ia U
nive
rsity
FQPP
U/C
AU
T79
519
8119
8111
/30/
95
211
212
Inst
itutio
n
QU
EB
EC
(C
ont.)
Inst
itut A
rman
d Fr
appi
er
Inst
itut N
atio
nal
de la
Rec
herc
he S
cien
tifiq
ue
Uni
vers
ite L
aval
Uni
vers
ite d
e M
ontr
eal
Uni
vers
ite d
u Q
uebe
c a
Chi
cout
imi
1 c) 00U
nive
rsite
du
Que
bec
a H
ull
213
Uni
vers
ite d
u Q
uebe
c-
a M
ontr
eal
Uni
vers
ite d
u Q
uebe
cen
Abi
tibiT
emis
cam
ingu
e
Uni
vers
ite d
u Q
uebe
c a
Rim
ousk
i
Uni
vers
ite d
u Q
uebe
c a
Tro
is-R
ivie
res
Uni
vers
ite d
e Sh
erbr
ooke
Aff
iliat
ion
FQPP
U
Uni
tSi
ze 38
Cur
. Age
ntE
lect
ed
1979
Intit
ial
Con
trac
t
1980
Con
trac
tE
xpir
atio
n
6/11
/95
FQPP
U.8
519
7319
7311
/30/
97
FQPP
U/A
CPP
U1,
063
1975
1977
11/3
0/96
FQPP
U1,
280
1975
1975
N/A
FQPP
U22
919
7919
792/
28/9
5
FQPP
U15
119
8019
802/
28/9
5
FQPP
U/C
SN99
419
7119
712/
28/9
5
FQPP
U69
1982
1982
2/28
/95
FQPP
U16
619
7319
732/
28/9
5
FQPP
U34
519
7119
716/
30/9
5
FQPP
U.4
0119
7419
765/
31/9
Inst
itutio
n
QU
EB
EC
(C
ont.)
Aff
iliat
ion
FQPP
U
Uni
tSi
ze 71
Cur
. Age
ntE
lect
ed
1984
Intit
ial
Con
trac
tC
ontr
act
Exp
irat
ion
5/3/
95E
cole
de
tech
nolo
gie
supe
rieu
r
Tel
e-U
nive
rsity
FQPP
U35
1981
9/9/
95
McG
ill U
nive
rsity
FQPP
U75
6N
/A-
N/A
N/A
Facu
lte d
e m
edec
ine
del'U
nive
rsite
de
Sher
broo
keFQ
PPU
221
1973
1978
5/31
/95
Facu
lte d
es S
cien
ces
c)ap
pliq
uees
de
l'Uni
vers
ite'0
de
Sher
broo
ke
FQPP
U60
1970
11/3
0/93
SASK
AT
CH
EW
AN
CA
UT
4019
7719
776/
30/9
0St
.Tho
mas
Mor
e C
olle
ge
Uni
vers
ity o
f R
egin
aC
AU
T76
719
7719
776/
30/9
3
Uni
vers
ity o
f Sa
skat
chew
anC
AU
T92
519
7719
776/
30/9
3
SPE
CIA
L P
LA
N B
AR
GA
ININ
G: C
AN
AD
IAN
UN
IVE
RSI
TIE
S'
Bar
gain
ing
Inst
itutio
nA
ffili
atio
nU
nit S
ize
Prov
isio
ns
BR
ITIS
H C
OL
UM
BIA
Bri
tish
Col
umbi
aC
AU
T1,
578
Ann
ual m
onet
ary
nego
tiatio
ns c
ulm
inat
ing
in in
tere
st a
rbitr
atio
n(c
onve
ntio
nal)
pur
suan
t to
a "F
ram
ewor
k A
gree
men
t" f
or b
arga
inin
g;pr
ovid
es a
s w
ell f
or th
e ne
gotia
tion
of s
ubsi
diar
y ag
reem
ents
on
"Con
ditio
ns o
f A
ppoi
ntm
ent."
Sim
on F
rase
rC
AU
T60
6So
me
term
s an
d co
nditi
ons
nego
tiabl
e, o
ther
s m
ay n
ot b
e un
ilate
rally
alte
red.
Ann
ual m
onet
ary
nego
tiatio
ns c
ulm
inat
ing
in in
tere
star
bitr
atio
n (c
onve
ntio
nal)
.
° O
NT
AR
IO
Tor
onto
CA
UT
1,74
5Sp
ecia
l Pla
n ad
dres
ses
man
y te
rms
and
cond
ition
s of
em
ploy
men
t;an
nual
sal
ary
and
bene
fit n
egot
iatio
ns c
ulm
inat
ing
in a
rbitr
atio
n.
Gue
lph
CA
UT
527
Com
preh
ensi
ve a
gree
men
t on
term
s an
d co
nditi
ons
of e
mpl
oym
ent;
annu
al s
alar
y an
d be
nefi
t neg
otia
tions
cul
min
atin
g in
med
iatio
n.
PRIN
CE
ED
WA
RD
ISL
AN
D
Prin
ce E
dwar
d Is
land
CA
UT
175
Ann
ual m
onet
ary
nego
tiatio
ns c
ulm
inat
ing
in in
tere
st a
rbitr
atio
n (F
inal
Off
er S
elec
tion)
pur
suan
t to
fram
ewor
k do
cum
ent;
othe
r te
rms
and
211
cond
ition
s no
t par
t of
Spec
ial P
lan
Bar
gain
ing
arra
ngem
ent.
218
ENDNOTES
1. The statistical information for the Canadian section of the Directory has been provided by theCanadian Association of University Teachers (CAUT), Ottawa, by the Federation Quebecoise desProfesseures et Professeurs d'Universite (FQPPU), Montreal, and by the Ontario Public ServiceEmployees Union.
2. According to information supplied by CAUT, all collective agreements in Nova Scotia areextended for a period of two years by the Act Respecting Compensation Restraint in the Public Sector.
3. Statutory recognition in 1982.
4. Faculty association and Board of Governors engage in bargaining outside the scope of laborrelations legislation.
Starred institutions in Ontario are possibly subject to terms of local agreement under the SocialContract Act of Ontario (end march 31, 1996).
5. According to CAUT, all CAUT and ACPPU collective agreements in Ontario are possiblysubject to terms of local agreement under the Social Contract Act of ontario (end March 31, 1996).
CANADIAN ORGANIZATIONS LISTED IN THIS DIRECTORY
Canadian Association of University Teachers/Association Canadienne des Professeures et Professeursd'Universite.
Federation Quebecoise des Professeures et Professeurs d'universite.
Centrale de l'Enseignement du Quebec.
Confederation des Syndicats Nationaux.
Ontario Public Service Employees Union.
SUMMARY OF ELECTIONS, UNITED STATES
JANUARY 1 - DECEMBER 31, 1995
220
4"
SUM
MA
RY
OF
EL
EC
TIO
NS-
1995
A. A
GE
NT
S E
LE
CT
ED
Uni
tA
gent
2/4
Yea
rIn
stitu
tion
Stat
eSi
zeV
ote
Ele
cted
Col
lege
Alb
uque
rque
Tec
hnic
alV
ocat
iona
l Ins
titut
eN
M29
0A
FT 1
80A
FT2
N-A
gt. 1
2
*Ban
k St
reet
Col
lege
NY
150
AFT
78A
FT4
N-A
gt. 2
4
Ken
t Sta
te U
nive
rsity
OH
120
AA
UP
50A
AU
P4
(Tem
pora
ry F
ull-
time
facu
lty)
N-A
gt. 3
6
Park
land
Com
m. C
olle
geIL
125
ptA
FT67
AFT
2
(Par
t-tim
e fa
culty
)N
-Agt
. 24
B. C
HA
NG
E I
N A
GE
NT
ST
AT
US
Uni
tN
ewFo
rmer
2/4
Yea
rIn
stitu
tion
Stat
eSi
zeV
ote
Age
ntA
gent
Col
lege
Kal
amaz
oo V
alle
y C
omm
. Col
lege
MI
105
AA
UP
64A
AU
PN
EA
2
Peni
nsul
a C
olle
geW
A15
8A
FT 7
5A
FTN
EA
2N
-Agt
.15
221
C. C
HA
LL
EN
GE
TO
AG
EN
T S
TA
TU
S
No
unsu
cces
sful
cha
lleng
es r
epor
ted
in 1
995.
D. A
GE
NT
S D
EC
ER
TIF
IED
No
repo
rted
fac
ulty
age
nt d
ecer
tific
atio
ns d
urin
g 19
95.
E. N
O-A
GE
NT
VO
TE
S
No
repo
rted
no
agen
t vot
es in
199
5.
223
224
"HOW WE COUNT"
We continue to receive queries as to the methods we employ to "count". Setforth below are several explanations as to our counting process which we hope willbe of value to the reader.
INSTITUTIONS: Institutions are identified as colleges and universities that may beeither autonomous entities having a single campus (University of Montana), ormulti-campus systems (California State University) which bargain collectively asone. Each institution is represented by a single agent and is counted as one agentand/or one contract. The current volume of the Directory shows 504 agents ininstitutions involved in faculty collective bargaining. However, this figureembraces 1115 campuses. For example SUNY for the purposes of the Directory istabulated as one institution and one agent, although there are 29 campuses.
CAMPUSES: To present another demographic perspective, we also have included acampus "count." As defined by the National Center for Education Statistics, acampus is distinct from an institution if it has a permanent administration, offersprograms at least two years in length, and is located in a community different fromits parent institution. Using SUNY once again, the 29 campuses include the StateUniversity Colleges at Buffalo, New Paltz, Potsdam, etc. All are covered by a singleagreement. Our own college, Baruch, is one of the 18 campuses of CUNY; whileBaruch is included in the campus count, it is subsumed under CUNY in theinstitution count.
TWO YEAR/FOUR YEAR: Those institutions that contain two-year and four-yearcolleges within the same system, such as CUNY, are recorded as four-yearinstitutions. However, the two-year colleges are tabulated as such under the campuscount. For example, Queensborough Community College is shown as a unionizedtwo-year campus, but its collective bargaining agreement status is tabulated as one ofthe 18 campuses under one four-year institution, CUNY.
"WHO WE COUNT"
This Directory includes full-time and part-time faculty, administrators,chairpersons, and other professional staff who are included in faculty bargainingunits. Professional staff are defined as librarians, counselors, computer specialists,registrars and employees in related occupations. It should be noted that at someinstitutions librarians and counselors have faculty status, while at others they areconsidered administrators. Excluded from the Directory are academic support staff(non-professional) and health care support staff. For this edition we also havedeleted all professional units which do not include any faculty. We acknowledgethe existence of some overlap between groups and will make efforts to refine themin future volumes.
We have included a separate listing of graduate student unions, but we havenot included those numbers in our statistics.
226118
TA
BL
E O
NE
RE
CO
GN
IZE
D F
AC
UL
TY
BA
RG
AIN
ING
AG
EN
TS-
PUB
LIC
AN
D P
RIV
AT
E19
96
UN
ION
PUB
LIC
4-Y
EA
RPU
BL
IC2-
YE
AR
TO
TA
LPU
BL
ICPR
IVA
TE
4-Y
EA
RPR
IVA
TE
2-Y
EA
RT
OT
AL
PRIV
AT
ET
OT
AL
4-Y
EA
RT
OT
AL
2-Y
EA
RG
RA
ND
TO
TA
LS
AA
UP
268
3422
123
489
57A
FT26
113
139
203
2346
116,
162
NE
A25
185
210
104
1435
189
224
IND
529
347
18
1230
42A
AU
P/A
FT2
13
00
02
13
i- I-,
tr)
AFT
/NE
AA
AU
P/N
EA
AFG
E
1 1 2
2 0 0
3 1 2
0 0 0
0 0 0
0 0 0
1 1 2
2 0 0
3 1 2A
FSC
ME
11
20
00
11
2-
,C
WA
02
21
01
12
3
SEIU
12
30
00
12
3
UA
W0
11
00
00
11
OT
HE
RS
00
0,
10
11
01
TO
TA
LS
9034
443
461
970
151
353
504
228
227
O 229
TA
BL
E T
WO
FAC
UL
TY
BA
RG
AIN
ING
AG
EN
TS
IN T
WO
AN
D F
OU
R-Y
EA
RIN
STIT
UT
ION
S19
96
OTHER 2-YEAR
IND2-YEAR
1%
6%
OTHER 4-YEAR
AAUP 4-YEAR
IND4-YEAR
1%
10%
AAUP 2-YEAR
2%
2% AFr 4-YEAR
10%
NEA 2-YEAR
38%
AFT 2-YEAR
23%
Dua
l Aff
iliat
ions
Cre
dite
d to
Bot
h U
nion
s
NEA 4-YEAR
7%
280
TA
BL
E T
HR
EE
FAC
UL
TY
CO
LL
EC
TIV
E B
AR
GA
ININ
G A
GR
EE
ME
NT
S19
96
A. P
UB
LIC
IN
STIT
UT
ION
S
4/2
YE
AR
AA
UP
AFT
NE
AIN
DA
AU
P/A
FT/
AA
UP/
AFG
E A
FSC
ME
CW
ASE
IUU
AW
OT
HE
RS
TO
TA
LA
FTN
EA
NE
A
4-Y
EA
R24
2423
32
01
21
01
00
81
2-Y
EA
R8
107
184
291
10
01
22
10
336
TO
TA
L32
131
207
323
11
22
23
10
417
B. P
RIV
AT
E I
NST
ITU
TIO
NS
4/2
YE
AR
AA
UP
AFT
NE
AIN
DA
AU
P/A
FT/
AA
UP/
AFG
E A
FSC
ME
CW
ASE
IUU
AW
OT
HE
RS
TO
TA
LA
FTN
EA
NE
A
4-Y
EA
R20
1910
60
00
00
10
0
2-Y
EA
R1
33
10
00
.0
00
00
TO
TA
L21
2213
70
00
00
10
0
C. S
UM
MA
RY
OF
FAC
UL
TY
CO
LL
EC
TIV
E B
AR
GA
ININ
G A
GR
EE
ME
NT
S
0 0
56 8
64
4/2
YE
AR
AA
UP
AFT
NE
AIN
DA
AU
P/A
FT/
AA
UP/
AFG
E A
FSC
ME
CW
ASE
IUU
AW
OT
HE
RS
TO
TA
LA
FTN
EA
NE
A
4-Y
EA
R44
43
2-Y
EA
R9
110
TO
TA
L53
153
231
339
20
12
11
10
0.1
3718
730
11
00
12
21
034
4
220
393
12
23
31.
048
1
232
TA
BL
E F
OU
RA
NA
LY
SIS
OF
CO
LL
EC
TIV
E B
AR
GA
ININ
G A
GE
NT
S A
ND
CO
LL
EC
TIV
E B
AR
GA
ININ
G A
GR
EE
ME
NT
S19
96
A. R
EC
OG
NIZ
ED
AG
EN
TS
4/2
YE
AR
AA
UP
AFT
NE
AIN
DA
AU
P/A
FT/
AA
UP/
AFG
E A
FSC
ME
CW
ASE
IUU
AW
OT
HE
RS
TO
TA
L
AFT
NE
AN
EA
4-Y
EA
R.
4846
3512
21
12
11
10
115
1
2-Y
EA
R9
116
189
301
20
01
22
10
353
TO
TA
L57
162
224
423
31
22
33
11
504
B. C
OL
LE
CT
IVE
BA
RG
AIN
ING
AG
RE
EM
EN
TS
4/2
YE
AR
AA
UP
AFT
NE
AIN
DA
AU
P/A
FT/
AA
UP/
AFG
E A
FSC
ME
CW
ASE
IUU
AW
OT
HE
RS
TO
TA
L
AFT
NE
AN
EA
4-Y
EA
R44
4333
92
01
21
11
00
137
2-Y
EA
R9
110
187
301
10
01
22
10
344
TO
TA
L53
153
220
393
11
22
33
10
481
C. B
AR
GA
ININ
G U
NIT
S W
ITH
OU
T A
GR
EE
ME
NT
S
4/2
YE
AR
AA
UP
AFT
NE
AIN
DA
AU
P/A
FT/
AA
UP/
AFG
E A
FSC
ME
CW
ASE
IUU
AW
OT
HE
RS
TO
TA
L
AFT
NE
AN
EA
4-Y
EA
R4
32
30
00
00
00
114
2-Y
EA
R0
62
00
10
00
00
00
9
TO
TA
L4
94
30
20
00
00
01
23
233
234
TA
BL
E F
IVE
FAC
UL
TY
BA
RG
AIN
ING
AG
EN
TS
AN
D C
OL
LE
CT
IVE
BA
RG
AIN
ING
AG
RE
EM
EN
TS,
1974
-199
5
600
500
400
300
40/
200
100 o
P4
0.41
16""
"141
-..4
111.
......
..0""
'
gzr
000
(NI
eel
tr)
\ON
00O
N0
- N
("41
V'
it)N N N
N00
0000
0000
0000
0000
00O
NC
TO
\O
NO
N
ON
ON
ON
CT
ON
ON
O\
\O
\C
ON
ON
ON
CT
ON
\C
TC
TO
\O
\O
NO
NvI
11vI
vIvI
11
1411
11vI
v41
235
04 YEAR
CB
As
04-YEAR
AG
EN
TS
A 2-YEAR
CB
As
02-YEAR
AG
EN
TS
TOTAL
CB
As
0TOTAL
AG
EN
TS
236
TA
BL
E S
IX
FAC
UL
TY
BA
RG
AIN
ING
AG
EN
TS
AN
D C
OL
LE
CT
IVE
BA
RG
AIN
ING
AG
RE
EM
EN
TS
IN T
WO
AN
D F
OU
R-Y
EA
R I
NST
ITU
TIO
NS,
197
4-19
95
4 YEAR
CBAs
4-YEAR
AGENTS
2-YEAR
CBAs
2-YEAR
AGENTS
TOTAL
CBAs
TOTAL
AGENTS
1974
66
97
145
180
211
277
1975
68
111
150
190
218
301
1976
76
125
158
218
234
343
1977
90
119
176
224
266
343
1978
93
131
208
251
301
382
1979
118
145
219
261
337
406
I,1980
123
151
236
276
359
427
1..)
1981
114
138
268
284.
382
422
4=.
1982
109
137
268
286
377
423
1983
118
134
275
283
393
417
1984
117
138
278
291
395
429
1985
125
143
286
303
411
446
1986
135
151
292
307
427
458
1987
139
151
295
315
434
466
1988
140
154
313
322
453
476
1989
134
146
315
320
449
466
1990
129
143
311
317
440
460
1991
133
142
328
334
461
476
1992
137
147
327
336
464
483
1993
138
150
329
339
467
489
1994
142
152
338
350
480
502
1995
137
151
344
353
481
504
2 3
233
TA
BL
E S
EV
EN
FAC
UL
TY
RE
PRE
SEN
TE
D B
Y C
ER
TIF
IED
BA
RG
AIN
ING
AG
EN
TS
UN
ION
PUB
LIC
4 Y
EA
R
PUB
LIC
2 Y
EA
R
TO
TA
L
PUB
LIC
1996
PRIV
AT
EPR
IVA
TE
4 Y
EA
R2
YE
AR
TO
TA
L
PRIV
AT
E
TO
TA
L
4YE
AR
TO
TA
L
2-Y
EA
R
GR
AN
D
TO
TA
LS
AA
UP
2003
122
6322
294
3864
180
4044
2389
524
4326
338
AFT
3937
444
358
8373
237
9193
3884
4316
544
451
8761
6
NE
A24
418
4334
567
763
908
'12
710
3525
326
4347
268
798
IND
4605
1329
117
896"
1242
80.1
322
5847
1337
119
218
AA
UP/
AFT
1699
212
517
117
00
016
992
125
1711
71, tv cr
iA
FT/N
EA
404
2528
2932
00
040
425
2829
32
AA
UP/
NE
A18
400
018
400
00
018
400
018
400
AFG
E10
60
106
00
010
60
106
AFS
CM
E35
850
408
00
035
850
408
CW
A0
741
741
600
060
060
074
113
41
SEIU
5037
2337
730
00
5037
2337
73
UA
W0
160
160
00
00
160
160
OT
HE
RS
00
00
00
00
0
TO
TA
LS
1247
3811
0584
2353
2210
405
480
1088
513
5143
1110
6424
6207
239
240
TA
BL
E E
IGH
TFA
CU
LT
Y R
EPR
ESE
NT
ED
BY
CE
RT
IFIE
D B
AR
GA
ININ
G A
GE
NT
S19
96
AL
L O
TH
ER
S2%
NE
A32
%
0'
IND
7%
241
Dpa
l Aff
iliat
ion
Mem
bers
hip
Stat
us C
redi
ted
to B
oth
Org
aniz
atio
ns
AA
UP
22%
AFT
37%
242
TA
BL
E N
INE
CA
MPU
SES
RE
PRE
SEN
TE
D B
Y R
EC
OG
NIZ
ED
FA
CU
LT
YB
AR
GA
ININ
G A
GE
NT
S-PU
BL
IC A
ND
PR
IVA
TE
1996
A. P
UB
LIC
IN
STIT
UT
ION
S
4/2
YE
AR
AA
UP
AFT
NE
AIN
DA
AU
P/A
FT/
AA
UP/
AFG
E A
FSC
ME
CW
ASE
IU
AFT
NE
AN
EA
4-Y
EA
R75
119
8013
191
222
40
1
2-Y
EA
R17
212
347
473
00
52
17
TO
TA
L92
331
427
6022
3622
29
218
B. P
RIV
AT
E I
NST
ITU
TIO
NS
4/2
YE
AR
AA
UP
AFT
NE
AIN
DA
AU
P/A
FT/
AA
UP/
AFG
E A
FSC
ME
CW
ASE
IU
AFT
NE
AN
EA
4-Y
EA
R26
2314
90
00
00
10
2-Y
EA
R3
46
10
00
00
00
TO
TA
L29
2720
100
00
00
10
C. S
UM
MA
RY
4/2
YE
AR
AA
UP
AFT
NE
AIN
DA
AU
P/A
FT/
AA
UP/
AFG
E A
FSC
ME
CW
ASE
IU
AFT
NE
AN
EA
4-Y
EA
R10
114
294
2219
122
24
11
2-Y
EA
R20
216
353
483
350
05
217
TO
TA
L12
135
844
770
2236
222
93
18
243
UA
W O
TH
ER
S T
OT
AL
00
336
10
686
10
1022
UA
W O
TH
ER
S T
OT
AL
06
790
014
06
93
UA
W O
TH
ER
S T
OT
AL
06
415
10
700
16
1115
244
TABLE TENGEOGRAPHIC DISTRIBUTION OF UNIONIZED FACULTY
1996
UNIONIZEDSTATE FACULTY
ALASKA 367ARIZONA 1124CALIFORNIA 66344COLORADO 77CONNECTICUT 8409DELAWARE 1133DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA 462FLORIDA 10891HAWAII 3210ILLINOIS 7516IOWA 2112KANSAS 1306MAINE 1854MARYLAND 1088MASSACHUSETTS 9623MICHIGAN 10217MINNESOTA 7675MISSOURI 560MONTANA 1037NEBRASKA 2034NEVADA 103NEW HAMPSHIRE 1031NEW JERSEY 10882
245128
TABLE TENGEOGRAPHIC DISTRIBUTION OF UNIONIZED FACULTY
1996
UNIONIZEDSTATE FACULTY
NEW MEXICO 358NEW YORK 55320OHIO 5338OREGON 5111
PENNSYLVANIA 11355
RHODE ISLAND 1959
SOUTH DAKOTA 1122VERMONT 393WASHINGTON 10245
WISCONSIN 5821
GUAM 130
46
129
TABLE ELEVENBARGAINING AGENTS, BY STATE
1996
PUBLIC PRIVATE
STATE
AlaskaArizona
4-YEAR 2-YEAR 4-YEAR 2-YEAR
22
California 4 73 5
Colorado 1
Connecticut 4 5 2 1
Delaware 2District of
Columbia 1 1
Florida 1 2 8
Hawaii 1
Illinois 2 40 1
Iowa 1 12
Kansas 1 14Maine 3 1
Maryland 1 2Massachusetts 6 2 6 2Michigan 11 25 5Minnesota 2 2Missouri 2 1
Montana 5 4Nebraska 5 9Nevada 1
New Hampshire 2 2New Jersey 7 19 3 1
New Mexico 2New York 6 32 21 2Ohio 7 11 3
Oregon 4 16 1
Pennsylvania 6 14 4 2Rhode Island 2 1 4South Dakota 1
Vermont 2Washington 2 28Wisconsin 17
Guam 1
TOTALS 90 336 61 17(TOTAL N=504)
247
130
TABLE TWELVESUMMARY OF DECERTIFICATIONS1
Unit Year Agent
Year Institution State 2 /4 Year Size Agent Elected
1976 *New England College NH 4 AFT
1977 *Jamestown College ND 4 NEA
1980 Delaware Technical & CC DE 2 230 NEA 1974
1980(Y)2 *Catholic University of America(Law School) DC Grad. 22 IND 1977
1980 (Y) *Yeshiva University NY 4 200 IND 1976
1981 (V7) *Goddard College VT 4 10 AFT 1975
1981 (Y) (W)3 *Mount Vernon College DC 4 25 AAUP 1977
1981 (Y) *Salem College WV 4 64 NEA 1979
1981 (W) Southwestern Michigan College MI 2 35 NEA 1969
1981 (Y) *University of Albuquerque NM 4 AFT 1982
1982 (Y) (W) *Ashland College OH 4 82 AAUP 1972
1982 (Y) (W) *Damen College NY 4 80 AAUP 1979
1982 (Y) (W) *Drury College MO 4 60 AAUP 1979
1982 (Y) 'College of OsteopathicMedicine & Surgery IA 4 65 AFT 1975
1982 (Y) *Ithaca College NY 4 AFT 1978
1982 (Y) *Stevens Institute of Tech. NJ 4 109 AAUP 1976
1982 (Y) *Thiel College PA 4 63 AAUP
1982 (Y) *Wagner College NY 4 105 AFT 1979
1983 (Y) *Ohio Northern University OH 4 145 NEA 1979
1983 (Y) *Seton Hall University NJ 4 350 AFT 1982
1983 (Y) *Stephens College MO 4 120 AFT 1979
1983 (Y) *University of New Haven CT 4 130 AFT 1979
1984 (Y) *Boston University MA 4 860 AAUP 1975
1984 (Y) *Polytechnic Institute of NY NY 4 220 AAUP 1971
1985 (Y) *Lewis University IL 4 97 IND 1975
1985 (W) *Cottey College MO 2 30 AFT 1976
1987 *U. of Dubuque Seminary IA 2 13 NEA 1973
1987 (Y) *Fairleigh Dickinson University NJ 2 & 4 495 AAUP 1974
1987 (W) Rutgers University (part-time) NJ 4 80 IND 1978
1987 Lansing C.C. (Admin. Assn.) MI 2 60 IND 1977
1988 (Y) 'University of Dubuque IA 4 60 NEA 1973
1989 Florida Memorial College FL 4 40 UFF/NEA 1976
1989 (Y) (W) *Marymount University VA 4 51 AAUP 1989
For purposes of this listing, decertifications are defined as those instances in which a bargaining agent election is lost by the certified
agent to "No-Agent," or when the NLRB or appropriate state agency determines that the certified agent is no longer "representative."
Those instances in which the certified agent was challenged by a competing organization and subsequently lost its certificate are not
considered technical decertifications and are listed under "Change in Agent Status."
2 YResults of Yeshiva litigation. 3 WUnion voluntarily withdrew its certification.
131246
TABLE THIRTEEN
ROSTER OF INSTITUTIONS AFFECTED BY THE YESHIVA DECISION
Unit Year Agent
Institution State Size Agent Statusl Elected .
Adrian College MI 56 NEA NM 1975American International College MA "....V AAUP MAmerican University(English Language Institute) DC 37 ELIFA NM 1982Ashland College OH 82 AAUP D, W 1972Boston University MA 860 AAUP D, M 1975Bradford College MA 29 IBT NM, NA 1982Catholic University of America(Law School) DC 22 IND D, M 1977College of Osteopathic Medicine IA 65 AFT D, M 1976College of Saint Rose NY ........ NEA M ........
College of Saint Theresa MN IND W ....Cooper Union NY 55 AFT NM 1974Daemen College NY 80 AAUP D, W 1979Dean Academy & Junior College MA ......... AFT MDrury College MO 60 AAUP D, W 1979Duquesne University Law School PA 26 IND M .........
Fairleigh Dickinson University NJ 495 AAUP D, M 1974Florida Memorial College FL 40 UFF/NEA NM 1979Ithaca College NY AFT D, M 1978Kendall School of Design MI 50 NEA NM 1974Lewis & Clark College OR 75 AAUP NM, AP 1979Lewis University IL 97 DID D, M 1975Livingston College NC 77 AFT M /V..,
Long Island University-Brooklyn NY 250 AFT W 1976Long Island University-C.W. Post NY 350 AFT W 1976Long Island University-Pharmacy NY 25 AAUP W 1978Long Island University-Southampto NY 72 AFT W 1976Loretto Heights College CO 100 NEA NM (Closed 1988) 1972Marymount University VA 51 NEA NM 1975
AAUP WMilton College WI 35 AFT Closed 1982 1979Montefiore Hospital/Med. Center NY NYSFPD NA, W MO
Mount Allison University CAN 122 CAUT NM 1982Mount Vernon College DC 25 AAUP D, W 1977Nasson College ME 30 AFT Closed 1982 1977New York Medical College NY _ AFT NM, NA ........,
Ohio Northern University OH 145 NEA D, M 1979Parsons School of Design NY AFT NM, NA "..Polytechnic Institute of NY NY 220 AAUP D, M 1971
Pratt Institute NY 470 AFT NM 1971
Puerto Rico Junior College PR ND NM 1975
2429
TABLE THIRTEENROSTER OF INSTITUTIONS AFFECTED BY THE YESHIVA DECISION
Institution
Unit Year Agent
State Size Agent Status' Elected
Pratt Institute NY 470 AFT NM 1971
Puerto Rico Junior College PR ..... IND NM 1975
Rio Grande College OH 76 IND W 1976Saint Joseph College ME 27 NEA NM, AP --Salem College WV 64 NEA D, M 1979Seattle University WA OW AAUP W SISeton Hall University NJ 350 AFT D, M 1982Simon's Rock of Bard College MA 27 AAUP W 1980Southern Oregon State College OR 193 IND NM 1973Stephens College MO 120 AFT D, M 1979Stephens Institute/Academy of CA N IND NMArt College 1976
Stevens Institute of Technology NJ 109 AAUP D, M 1976St. Thomas University FL 43 UFF/NEA NM, NA 1990Thiel College PA 63 AAUP D, M
University of Alaska AK --, NEA2 1982University of Albuquerque NM 92 AFT D, MUniv. Central De Bayamon PR NV UPU NM MY
University of Dubuque IA 46 NEA D, M 1973University of New Haven CT 130 AFT D, M 1976University of Pittsburgh PA 1250 AAUP/AF M, APVillanova University PA ......... AAUP WWagner College NY 105 AFT D, M 1979
Wichita State University KS - KEA3 --Wilberforce University OH 49 AAUP NM 1979Wordsworth Academy PA OW AFT NM --Yeshiva University NY 200 IND D, M 1976
STATUS: AP=Appeal Pending
1::Decertified
M=Managerial
NA= "No Agent" Elected
NM Nonmanagerial
W=Agent Withdrew, Voluntary Resolution
2 Public sector claim. ALRA held Yeshiva not applicable to the University of Alaska and further "...that if the faculty
were to be considered managers...they would be entitled to a manager's unit or similarly designated unit." See Case no.
UA-80-2 (1981).
3 Public sector claim. Kansas PERB held Yeshiva not applicable and found faculty at Wichita State University
nonmanagerial. PERB ordered the designation of an appropriate bargaining unit as recommended by the
hearing officer. See Case no. 75-UD-01-1980 (Kansas PERB (1981)).
133 250
TABLE FOURTEEN
COLLEGE CLOSINGS'
Institution State Agent Unit Size 2/4 YearClosing
Date
*Antioch School of Law2 DC AFT 16 3 1988
*Central YMCA CC IL AFT 80 2 1983
*Colorado Women's College CO .AAUP 42 4 1982
*Detroit Institute of Technology MI NEA 34 4 1981
*Loretto Heights College CO NEA 80 4 1988
*Milton College WI AFT 35 4 '1982
*Nasson College ME AFT 30 4 1983
*National College of Business3 SD NEA 40 4 1990
Shaw College at Detroit4 MI NEA 37 4 1983
Springfield Campus--Universityof South Dakota SD NEA ...ON 4 1984
Waseca Campus--University
of Minnesota MN NEA5 2 4 1992
1 Institution previously cited in the Directory as having negotiated collective bargaining agreement.
2 Antioch School of Law was subsumed by University of the District of Columbia Law School.
3 Institution sold; currently known as National College. ColleCtive bargaining agreement no longer
in effect.
4 U.S. Bankruptcy Court judge orders permanent closing of institution. (March 1984)
3 The NEA is still the bargaining agent for the University of Minnesota.
25.E134
TABLE 14 a MENSTATUS OF PUBLIC SECTOR COLLECTIVE BARGAINING LEGISLATION'
State Date of Legislation or Amendment
Alabama 1973 (meet and confer)Alaska 1972
Arizona Governing Boards?California 1975 (2 year); 1978 (4 year)Connecticut 1975
Delaware 1970
District of Columbia 1978;Florida 1974
Hawaii 1970 (amend. 1975)Illinois 1983Indiana 1990 (Executive Order)Iowa 1974
Kansas 1970 (2 year) (amend. 1974)Maine 1974 (2 year voc/tech); (amend. 1975); 1975 (all other)Maryland Governing BoardsMassachusetts 1974
Michigan 1973 (amend. 1976)Minnesota 1971 (amend. 1976, 1980)Missouri 1967Montana 1973 (amend. 1975)Nebraska 1972
Nevada Governing BoardsNew Hampshire 1975
New Jersey 1974 (amend.)New Mexico 1992 (legislation), 1973 (Executive Order)New York 1967
Ohio 1983Oregon 1963 (2 year) (amen. 1975)Pennsylvania 1970Rhode Island 1958 (amend. 1973)South Dakota 1969 (amend. 1974)Vermont 1972 (amend. 1975)
Washington 1973 (2 year); 1987 (2 year)4Wisconsin 1966 (2 year) (amend. 1974); 1985 (T.A.'s)
Public institutions only. In the absence of enabling legislation, the parties are free to voluntarily
negotiate a collective bargaining agreement however, they do so without the protection of a statue.
Authority to engage in collective bargaining in private institutions has existed since 1970 under the
National Labor Relations Act, PL. 198, 74th Congress, (1935).
2 No state enabling legislation. Governing Boards enacted policy enabling faculty collective bargaining.
3 Prior to 1978, Governing Boards policy permitted collective bargaining.
4 The 1973 legislation was a "meet and confer" ruling' The 1987 bill authorizes collective bargaining.
135 252
TABLE SIXTEENMERGED BARGAINING AGENTS
Bargaining UnitInstitution State Agent 4/2 Year Size
California StateUniversity System California AAUP/NE 4 18400
Belleville AreaCollege Illinois AAUP/AF 2 125
Minnesota TechnicalColleges Minnesota AFT/NEA 2 2140
Montana StateUniversity-Billings Montana AAUP/AF 4 192
City University ofNew York New York AAUP/AF 4 16800
Eastern Washington Washington AFT/NEA 4 404University
Green RiverCommunity College Washington AFT/NEA 2 388
253136
TABLE SEVENTEENOTHER NATIONAL UNIONS REPRESENTING FACULTY1
Bargaining UnitInstitution State Agent 4/2 Year Size
Butte College California CWA 2 525
Claremont College California OPEIU 4 0
College of theSequoias California CWA 2 216
Connecticut CommunityTechnical College System(administrators) Connecticut SEIU 2 964
Connecticut CommunityTechnical College System(administrators) Connecticut AFSCME 2 50
Connecticut CommunityTechnical CollegeSystem (communitycollege faculty) Connecticut SEIU 2 2759
Connecticut StateUniversity System Connecticut AFSCME 4 358
US Coast GuardAcademy Connecticut AFGE 4 15
Black Hawk College Illinois UAW 2 160
Maine MaritimeAcademy Maine SEIU 4 50
Long IslandUniversity New York CWA 4 600
US Merchant MarineAcademy New York AFGE 4 91
National unions which represent faculty for purposes of collective bargaining other than the AAUP, AFT,and NEA.
137 254
AAUPACAACCFACEACPUAEAAFAAFGEAFSCMEAFTAGSE, UAW
AHEAPAAP SCUF
CAUTCCACCCCCCCEACCCTUCEQCFACFTCLPFACNACSEACSNCTACWAECCFFELIFAFACFAPUQ
FBC
FQPPU
FSCAPE
TABLE EIGHTEEN
BARGAINING AGENTS CITED IN THIS DIRECTORY
American Association of University ProfessorsAssociation of College AdministratorsAssociated Community College FacultiesAssociation of Certified EducatorsAssociation Canadienne des Professeurs d' UniversiteArizona Education AssociationAdjunct Faculty AssociationAmerican Federation of Government EmployeesAmerican Federation of State, County and Municipal EmployeesAmerican Federation of TeachersAssociation of Graduate Student Employees, United Auto WorkersLocal 2165, University of California, BerkeleyAssociation for Higher EducationAssociation of Professional AdministratorsAssociation of Pennsylvania State College and University FacultiesCanadian Association of University Teachers
Community College AssociationCongress of Connecticut Community CollegesCentral Community College Education AssociationCook County College Teachers UnionCentrale de 1' Enseignement du QuebecCalifornia Faculty AssociationCalifornia Federation of TeachersChabot-Las Positas Faculty AssociationCalifornia Nurses AssociationCalifornia State Employees AssociationConfedderation des Syndicats NationauxCalifornia Teachers AssociationCommunication Workers of AmericaEdison Community College Faculty FederationEnglish Language Institute Faculty AssociationFlorida Academic CongressFederation des Associations des Professeurs desUniversities du QuebecFaculty Bargaining Council (Finger Lakes Community
College)Federation Quebecoise des Professeuses etProfesseurs d'UniversiteFort Scott College Association of Professional Employees
255138
FTPFUSAGEO, UAWGFTGSEUIBTlEAIFOIFTINDKEALCCFAHEMCCCMCCFAMEAMEAMFTMGEAMSEAMSPMTAMTANCCFTNEANJEANSEANYEANYS Fed. Phy.NYSUTOEAOEAOFTOPAPOPENOPSEUPAEPaFTPCCEAPCFA
TABLE EIGHTEEN
BARGAINING AGENTS CITED IN THIS DIRECTORY
Florida Teaching ProfessionFaculty United Service AssociationGraduate Employees Organization, United AutoworkersGuam Federation of TeachersGraduate Student Employees UnionInternational Brotherhood of TeamstersIllinois Education AssociationInter-Faculty OrganizationIllinois Federation of TeachersIndependentKansas Education AssociationLower Columbia College Faculty Association of Higher EducationMassachusetts Community College CouncilMinnesota Community College Faculty AssociationMichigan Education AssociationMinnesota Education AssociationMichigan Federation of TeachersManitoba Government Employees AssociationMaine State Employees AssociationMassachusetts Society of ProfessorsMaine Teachers AssociationMassachusetts Teachers AssociationNassau Community College Federation of TeachersNational Education AssociationNew Jersey Educational AssociationNebraska State Education AssociationNew York Educator's Association
Dent. New York State Federation of Physicians and DentistsNew York State United TeachersOhio Education AssociationOregon Education AssociationOregon Federation of TeachersOrganization of Professional Administration PersonnelOffice of Professional Employees International UnionOntario Public Service Employees UnionParkland Association of EducatorsPennsylvania Federation of TeachersPima Community College Education AssociationPost College Faculty Association
139 256
TABLE EIGHTEEN
BARGAINING AGENTS CITED IN THIS DIRECTORY
PSC Professional Staff CongressPSEA Pennsylvania State Education AssociationSCEA State Colleges Education Association (Nebraska)
SCFA Santa Cruz Faculty Association
SEIU Service Employees' International Union
SFAIFU San Francisco Art Institute Faculty Union
SPSE Society of Professional Scientists and EngineersSRFBC Simon's Rock Faculty Bargaining Council
TAA Teaching Assistants Association
TAUP Temple Association of University Professors
UAPD Union of American Physicians and Dentists
UCCFF United Community College Faculty of Florida
UEA University Education AssociationUFF United Faculty of FloridaUFL University Federation of Librarians
UHPA United Hawaii Professional Assembly
UPC United Professors of California
UPI University Professionals of Illinois
UPU Union De Profesores UniversitarosUUP, United University ProfessionsWEA Washington Education AssociationWEA Wisconsin Education AssociationWFT Wisconsin Federation of TeachersYCFA Yuba College Faculty Association1199 National Union of Hospital and Health Care
Employees, AFL-CIO
140
"NO-AGENT" VOTES
1971-1995
258
"NO
-AG
EN
T"
VO
TE
S19
71 -
199
5
Stat
eIn
stitu
tion
Age
nt D
efea
ted
Yea
r2/
4
AL
ASK
AU
nive
rsity
of
Ala
ska
NE
A19
824
CA
LIF
OR
NIA
*Cal
ifor
nia
Inst
itute
of
Art
sA
FT19
75-
4
Cer
rito
s C
omm
unity
Col
lege
AFT
,NE
A19
942
Coa
chel
la V
alle
y C
omm
. Col
lege
CT
A/N
EA
1978
, 197
92
Col
lege
of
the
Des
ert*
*2
Impe
rial
Val
ley
Col
lege
**C
TA
/NE
A19
802
Men
doci
no C
olle
geIn
d.19
882
No.
Ora
nge
Co.
Com
m. C
olle
ge**
CT
A/N
EA
1978
2
Pasa
dena
City
Col
lege
**C
TA
/NE
A19
772
Uni
v. o
f C
alif
.-B
erke
ley
AA
UP
1980
4
-Pro
fess
iona
l1, 4=
. NSc
ient
ist &
Eng
inee
rs o
f th
eL
awre
nce
Liv
erm
ore
Nat
iona
l Lab
s.SP
SE/C
SEA
1983
4
-Res
earc
hers
AFT
1986
4
-UC
LA
Ind.
1981
4
*Uni
v. o
f Sa
n Fr
anci
sco
Col
lege
of P
rofe
ssio
nal S
tudi
esA
FT19
834
CO
LO
RA
DO
Uni
v. o
f C
olor
ado*
*A
AU
P/A
FT19
75-
4
-Bou
lder
1980
4
CO
NN
EC
TIC
UT
Con
nect
icut
Tec
hnic
al C
olle
ge(P
art-
time
Facu
lty)
AFT
1988
2
*Wes
leya
n U
nive
rsity
AA
UP
1979
4
DIS
TR
ICT
OF
CO
LU
MB
IA*C
atho
lic U
niv.
of
Am
eric
aIn
d.19
794
Law
Sch
ool
4J26
0
Age
nt D
efea
ted
Yea
r2/
4St
ate
Inst
itutio
n
"NO
-AG
EN
T"
VO
TE
S(C
ont.)
FLO
RID
AC
entr
al F
lori
da C
omm
. Col
l.N
EA
1977
2U
FF/N
EA
1988
2
Flor
ida
Juni
or C
olle
geA
FT19
752
Flor
ida
Key
s C
omm
. Col
l.In
d.19
892
*Jac
kson
ville
Uni
vers
ityA
AU
P19
75-
4M
iam
i Dad
e Ju
nior
Col
l.A
FT19
752
AFT
1984
2
Oka
loos
a-W
alto
n Ju
nior
Col
l.N
EA
1975
2
Pens
acol
a Ju
nior
Col
lege
(Ful
l- &
Par
t-tim
e)U
FF/A
FT19
792
Polk
Com
mun
ity C
olle
geU
FF/N
EA
1989
2
Sant
a Fe
Com
m. C
olle
geN
EA
1976
2St
. Pet
ersb
urg
Juni
or C
oll.
NE
A19
772
1-,
.p.
tA
St. T
hom
as U
niv.
Uni
v. o
f Fl
orid
a-G
aine
svill
e**
NE
A19
9019
802 4
Uni
v. o
f Fl
orid
a In
stitu
te o
fFo
od &
Agr
ic. S
cien
ceIn
d.19
764
*Uni
v. o
f M
iam
i-C
oral
Gab
les
AA
UP
1974
4
ILL
INO
IS*C
olle
ge o
f St
. Fra
ncis
AFT
1975
-4
Illin
ois
Stat
e U
niv.
AA
UP,
AFT
,NE
A19
86, 1
990
4N
orth
ern
Ill.
Uni
vers
ityA
AU
P,U
PI19
864
AFT
1993
4So
uthe
rn I
ll. U
niv.
-Car
bond
ale
NE
A,A
FT/A
AU
P19
884
Sout
hern
Ill.
Uni
v.-C
arbo
ndal
e(A
dmin
. Pro
fess
iona
l Sta
ff)
NE
A,A
FT19
884
Sout
hern
Ill.
Uni
v.-E
dwar
dsvi
lleN
EA
,AFT
/AA
UP
1988
, 199
14
Sout
hern
Ill.
Uni
v.-E
dwar
dsvi
lle(D
enta
l Sch
ool)
NE
A,A
FT/A
AU
P19
884
Wm
. Rai
ney
Har
per
Col
lege
**N
EA
,AFT
1976
2,
261
262
Stat
eIn
stitu
tion
Age
nt D
efea
ted
Yea
r2/
4
"NO
-AG
EN
T"
VO
TE
S (C
ont.)
IND
IAN
A*B
utle
r U
nive
rsity
NE
A19
774
*Uni
vers
ity o
f E
vans
ville
NE
A19
794
KA
NSA
SU
nive
rsity
of
Kan
sas
NE
A,A
AU
P19
874
MA
INE
Mai
ne M
ariti
me
Aca
dem
yA
FT19
854
*Ric
ker
Col
lege
AFT
1975
-4
MA
SSA
CH
USE
TT
S*A
nna
Mar
ia C
olle
geA
AU
P19
784
*Bra
dfor
d C
olle
geIB
T19
822
*Dea
n Ju
nior
Col
lege
AFT
1975
-2
Hol
yoke
Com
mun
ity C
olle
ge**
NE
A19
712
(sub
sequ
ently
aff
iliat
ed w
ith1, -0
.4=
.
NE
A u
nder
sta
tew
ide
syst
em)
*Las
e 11
Jun
ior
Col
lege
Mas
s. M
ariti
me
Aca
dem
yA
FTA
FT,N
EA
1976
1975
2 4
*Mer
rim
ack
Col
lege
NE
A19
764
*New
Eng
land
Con
serv
ator
yof
Mus
icA
AU
P19
754
*Nor
thea
ster
n U
nive
rsity
AA
UP,
NE
A19
754
Qui
nsig
amon
d C
omm
. Col
lege
**A
FT19
75-
2
Spri
ngfi
eld
Tec
h. C
omm
unity
Col
lege
**A
FT19
75-
2
MIC
HIG
AN
*Alb
ion
Col
lege
AA
UP,
NE
A19
75-
4
Am
eric
an I
nst.
of T
echn
olog
yA
AU
P19
804
Gra
nd V
alle
y St
ate
Col
lege
sN
EA
1974
4N
EA
1977
4
NE
A19
804
Stat
eIn
stitu
tion
Age
nt D
efea
ted
Yea
r2/
4
"NO
-AG
EN
T"
VO
TE
S (C
ont.)
NE
A19
824
NE
A19
884
*Law
renc
e In
st. o
f T
echn
olog
yA
AU
P19
75-
4.M
ichi
gan
Stat
e U
nive
rsity
AA
UP,
NE
A19
724
AA
UP,
NE
A19
784
AA
UP,
NE
A19
824
MIC
HIG
AN
Mic
higa
n T
ech.
Col
lege
AFT
,NE
A19
934
Nor
ther
n M
ichi
gan
Uni
v.**
NE
A19
754
*Uni
vers
ity o
f D
etro
it**
AA
UP
1975
-4
NE
A19
75-
4
1.;;,
MIN
NE
SOT
A*H
am li
ne U
nive
rsity
AA
UP
1975
4u-
1*S
aint
The
resa
's C
olle
geA
AU
P19
804
Uni
vers
ity o
f M
inne
sota
-Fac
ulty
**A
AU
P19
784
-Law
Sch
ool (
Dul
uth
& T
win
Citi
es C
ampu
s)19
804
-Hea
lth S
cien
ce (
Dul
uth
&T
win
Citi
es C
ampu
s)19
804
-Cro
okst
on C
ampu
s-Fa
culty
1980
4-M
inne
apol
is-S
t. Pa
ulN
EA
,AA
UP
1981
4-T
each
ing
Ass
ista
nts
AFT
1975
4
MIS
SOU
RI
*Cot
tey
Col
lege
AFT
1985
4*S
teph
ens
Col
lege
**A
FT,A
AU
P19
784
MO
NT
AN
AM
onta
na S
tate
Uni
vers
ityA
AU
P19
784
AFT
1989
4U
nive
rsity
of
Mon
tana
**A
AU
P,A
FT19
754
2G5
266
Stat
eIn
stitu
tion
Age
nt D
efea
ted
Yea
r2/
4
"NO
-AG
EN
T"
VO
TE
S (C
ont.)
NE
BR
ASK
AU
niv.
of
Neb
rask
a C
olle
geof
Den
tistr
yIn
d.19
754
Uni
v. o
f N
ebra
ska-
Lin
coln
AA
UP
1976
4
NE
W H
AM
PSH
IRE
*Nat
hani
el H
awth
orne
Col
lege
AFT
1975
4U
niv.
Sys
tem
of
New
Ham
pshi
re-D
urha
m C
ampu
sA
AU
P,N
EA
1977
4
-Ply
mou
th C
ampu
sA
AU
P,N
EA
1977
4
NE
W J
ER
SEY
*Cen
tena
ry C
oll.
for
Wom
enA
AU
P19
774
Som
erse
t Co.
Col
l.-A
djun
ct U
nit
AFT
1982
2
NE
W Y
OR
KC
orni
ng C
omm
. Col
lege
AFT
1976
2
*For
dham
Uni
vers
ityA
AU
P19
75-
4
4=.
AA
UP
1975
-4
0.*I
thac
a C
olle
ge**
AA
UP,
AFT
1975
-4
*Man
hatta
n C
olle
geA
AU
P19
714
*Mon
tefi
ore
Med
ical
Cen
ter
NY
S Fe
d Ph
y/D
ent
1982
4
*New
Yor
k M
edic
al C
olle
geN
YS
Fed
Phy/
Den
t19
824
*New
Yor
k U
nive
rsity
AA
UP,
AFT
1975
-4
AFT
1975
-4
*Pac
e U
nive
rsity
AFT
1975
4A
AU
P19
784
*Par
son'
s Sc
hool
of
Des
ign
AFT
1987
4
*Pau
l Sm
ith C
olle
geA
FT19
852
*Ren
ssel
aer
Poly
tech
nic
Inst
.A
AU
P19
754
*Ros
ary
Hill
Col
lege
NE
A19
75-
4
*Sai
nt J
osep
h's
Col
lege
AFT
1976
4
*Syr
acus
e U
nive
rsity
AA
UP
1975
-4
*Vill
a M
aria
Col
lege
AFT
1975
-2
NO
RT
H C
AR
OL
INA
,*B
arbe
r-Sc
otia
Col
lege
NE
A19
794
?20
8
Stat
eIn
stitu
tion
Age
nt D
efea
ted
Yea
r2/
4
"NO
-AG
EN
T"
VO
TE
S (C
ont.)
OH
IO*A
ntio
ch C
olle
geA
AU
P,A
FT19
75-
4*B
aldw
in-W
alla
ce C
olle
geA
AU
P19
75-
4B
owlin
g G
reen
St.
Uni
v.In
d.19
794
Lor
aine
Co.
Com
mun
ity C
olle
geA
FT19
932
Mia
mi U
nive
rsity
Ind.
/AA
UP
1989
4*O
berl
in C
olle
geIn
d.19
744
Ohi
o U
nive
rsity
AA
UP,
NE
A19
764
Uni
vers
ity o
f T
oled
oA
AU
P,A
FT19
75-
4O
RE
GO
NE
aste
rn O
rego
n St
. Col
l.19
754
Ore
gon
Col
l. of
Edu
catio
nA
AU
P,A
FT19
75-
4O
rego
n In
st. o
f T
echn
olog
yIn
d.19
754
Ore
gon
Stat
e U
nive
rsity
AA
UP,
AFT
1977
4N
EA
,AA
UP
1983
41, 4=
.T
reas
ure
Val
ley
Com
m. C
oll.*
*N
EA
1977
2
Um
pqua
Com
mun
ity C
olle
geN
EA
1975
-2
NE
A19
832
Uni
vers
ity o
f O
rego
nA
AU
P,A
FT19
774
PEN
NSY
LV
AN
IAB
utle
r C
o. C
omm
. Col
l.**
NE
A,I
nd.
1976
2
*Kin
g's
Col
lege
AFT
,NE
A19
75-
4Pe
nnsy
lvan
ia S
t. U
niv.
AA
UP,
NE
A19
774
*Phi
lade
lphi
a C
oll.
of A
rtA
FT19
75-
4*P
oint
Par
k C
olle
geA
AU
P19
744
*Set
on H
ill C
olle
geN
EA
1975
-4
Uni
v. o
f Pi
ttsbu
rgh*
*A
FT,A
AU
P/A
FT19
77, 1
991
4U
niv.
of
Pitts
burg
h H
ealth
Prof
essi
onal
Sch
ools
AA
UP,
NE
A19
754
Uni
v. o
f Pi
ttsbu
rgh
Law
Scho
olIn
d.19
754
269
270
Stat
eIn
stitu
tion
Age
nt D
efea
ted
Yea
r2/
4
"NO
-AG
EN
T"
VO
TE
S (C
ont.)
Uni
v. o
f Pi
ttsbu
rgh-
Prov
ost U
nit
AA
UP,
AFT
,NE
A19
764
*Vill
anov
a U
nive
rsity
AA
UP
1975
-4
*Way
nesb
urg
Col
lege
NE
A19
764
*Wils
on C
olle
gePS
EA
/NE
A19
774
RH
OD
E I
SLA
ND
*Rho
de I
slan
d Sc
hool
of
Des
ign*
*A
FT19
75-
4
TE
NN
ESS
EE
*Tus
culu
m C
olle
geA
FT19
724
VE
RM
ON
TC
omm
. Col
lege
of
Ver
mon
tA
FT19
852
Uni
vers
ity o
f V
erm
ont
AFT
,AA
UP,
NE
A19
764
co V
IRG
INIA
*Ran
dolp
h-M
acon
Col
lege
AA
UP
1973
4
WA
SHIN
GT
ON
*Sea
ttle
Uni
vers
ityA
AU
P19
75-
4
WIS
CO
NSI
N*N
orth
land
Col
lege
**A
FT19
72
For
purp
oses
of
this
Dir
ecto
ry, "
No-
Age
nt"
Vot
es a
re d
efin
ed a
s el
ectio
nsin
whi
ch f
acul
ty c
hose
not
to b
e re
pres
ente
d by
a c
ertif
ied
colle
ctiv
e
barg
aini
ng a
gent
.
*Den
otes
pri
vate
inst
itutio
n.
**In
stitu
tions
in w
hich
fac
ulty
initi
ally
vot
ed "
No-
Age
nt"
and
then
sub
sequ
ently
elec
ted
to b
e re
pres
ente
d.
1975
- In
form
atio
n on
"N
o-A
gent
" vo
tes
cond
ucte
d pr
ior
to 1
975
is n
otre
adily
ava
ilabl
e, th
us f
or th
ose
inst
itutio
ns th
e ye
ar "
1975
", f
ollo
wed
by a
das
h (-
) is
use
d.
INDEX OF UNITED STATES AND CANADIAN
INSTITUTIONS CITED IN
1996 DIRECTORY
273
INDEX
Institution Page No.
Acadia University-Nova Scotia 103Ade 1phi University 52Adirondack Community College 52Adrian College 36, 132Alaska Community College - Univ. of Alaska System 3Albany State University-SUNY 60Albion College 144Albuquerque Technical Vocational Institute 52, 114Alexandria Technical College-Minn. Tech. Cols. 42Alfred State College-SUNY 59Algoma University College-Ontario 104Algonquin Community College-Ontario 104Allegheny Campus-Comm. Col. of Allegheny County 66Allied Health Center Campus-Broward Community College 20Alpena Community College 36Ambler Campus-Temple University 69American Institute of Technology 144American International College 132American River College-Los Rios Comm. Col. Sys. 9American University 20, 89American University English Language Institute 132Amherst Campus-Univ. of Massachusetts 35Ankeny Campus-Des Moines Area Comm. Col. 28Ann Arbor-University of Michigan 99Anna Maria College 144Anoka-Ramsey Community College-Minnesota Comm. Col. Sys. 41Antelope Valley College 4Antioch College-Ohio 147Antioch College School of Law-Washington, D.C. 134Arrowhead Community College District-Minnesota
Comm. Col. Sys. 41Ashland Campus-Wisconsin Indianhead VTAE District 79Ashland College-Ohio 131, 132Ashtabula Regional Campus-Kent State University 63Asnuntuck Comm. Col.-Conn. Comm. & Tech. Col. Sys. 17Atlantic Community College 48Auburn Hills Campus-Oakland Comm. Col. 39Augustana University-Alberta 102Austin Community College-Minnesota Comm. Col. 41
Baker College of Flint 36Bakersfield-California State College-CSU 4
2'74150
INDEX (Cont.)
Institution Page No.
Bakersfield College-Kern Comm. Col. District 8Baldwin-Wallace College 147Baltimore City Community College 33Bank Street College 52,114Barber-Scotia College 146Bard College 52Barstow Community College 4Baruch College-CUNY 53Bates Technical College 72Battle Creek Campus-Western Michigan Univ. 40Bay de Noc Community College 36Beatrice Campus-Southeast Comm. Col. 46Beaver Dam Campus-Moraine Park Tech. Inst. 78Becker College 33,Belleville Area College 23, 136Belleville Campus-Belleville Area Col. 23Bellevue Community College 72Bellingham Technical College 72Bemidji State University-Minnesota St. Univ. Sys. 42Benton Harbor Campus-Western Michigan Univ. 40Bergen Community College 48Berkeley Campus-University of California 15Berk lee College of Music 33, 90Berkshire Community College-Massachusetts C. C. Sys. 34, 90Big Bend Community College 72Binghamton State University-SUNY 60Bishop's University-Quebec 107Black Hawk College 23, 137Black Hills State Univ.-South Dakota Bd. of Reg. Sys. 71Blackhawk Technical College 76Bloomfield College 48Bloomsburg University of Pennsylvania 68Blue Mountain Community College 64Boone Campus-Des Moines Area Comm. Col. 28Borough of Manhattan Community College-CUNY 53Boston Campus-Univ. of Massachusetts 35Boston Campus-Wentworth Institute of Technology 36Boston University 131, 132Bowling Green State University 147Boyce Campus-Comm. Col. of Allegheny County 66Bradford College 132, 144Brainerd Community College-Minn. Comm. Col. System 41Branch Campus-Carl Sandberg College 24
275151
INDEX (Cont.)
Institution Page No.
Brandon Learning Center-Hillsborough Comm. Col. 21Brandon University-Manitoba 102Brevard Community College 20Bridgewater State College-Mass. State Colleges 35, 91Bristol Campus-Roger Williams University 71Bristol Community College-Massachusetts C. C. Sys. 34, 90Brock University-Ontario 104Brockport State College-SUNY 60Bronx Community College-CUNY 53Brookdale Community College 48Brooklyn College-CUNY 53Brooklyn Health Science Center-SUNY 60Brooklyn-Pratt Institute 58Broome Community College 52Broward Community College 20Bryant College 70Bucks County Community College 66Buffalo State College-SUNY 60Buffalo State University-SUNY 60Bunker Hill Comm. Col.-Massachusetts C. C. Sys. 34, 90Burlington County College 48Bushnell Carthage Extension Cntr.-Carl Sanburg Col. 24Butler County Community College-Kansas 30Butler County Community College-Pennsylvania 66, 147Butler University 144Butte College 4, 88, 137
C.C.E. Campus-Univ. of Rhode Island 71Cabrillo College 4California Institute of the Arts 142California Maritime Academy-Calif. State Univ. 4California State University 136California State University System 4California'University of Pennsylvania 68Calmar Campus-Northeast Iowa Community College 29Cambrian Community College-Ontario 104Camden Campus-Rutgers State Univerity of N.J. 50, 92, 99Camden County College 48Canada College-San Mateo County C. C. District 13
Canadore Community College-Ontario 105Canton Agricultural & Technical College-SUNY 59Cape Cod Community College-Massachusetts C. C. Sys. 5 34, 90Capital Comm.-Tech. Col.-Conn. Comm. & Tech. Col. Sys. 17, 89
273152
INDEX (Cont.)
Institution Page No.
Carl Sandburg College 23Carleton University-Ontario 105Carroll Campus-Des Moines Area Comm. Col. 28Cascade Campus-Portland Comm. Col. 65, 94Castleton State College-Vermont State Colleges 72, 95Catholic University of America Law School 131, 132, 142Cattaraugus County Campus-Jamestown Comm. Col. 56Cayuga County Community College 52Cedar Rapids Campus-Kirkwood Community College 29Centenary College for Women 146Centennial Community College-Ontario 105Center Campus-Macomb County Comm. Col. 38Central Campus-Broward Comm. Col. 20Central Campus-Palm Beach Comm. Col. 21Central Campus-Seattle Comm. Col. District VI 75Central Campus-Southern State Comm. Col. 63Central Community College 45Central Connecticut State Univ.-Conn. State Univ. Sys. 18Central Florida Community College 143Central Islip Campus-New York Institute of Technology 57Central Lakes College-Minn. Tech. Cols. 42Central Maine Technical College-Maine Tech. Col. Sys. 32Central Michigan University 36Central Ohio Technical College 62Central Oregon Community College 64Central State University 62Central YMCA Community College 134Centralia College 72Centre City Skills Cntr.-San Diego C.C. Adult Ed. Sys. 12Century College-Minn. Tech. Cols. 42Cerritos Community College 142Cerro Coso College-Kern Comm. Col. District 8Cesar Chavez Center-San Diego C.C. Adult Ed. Sys. 12Chabot College 5Chabot College-Las Positas Comm. Col. District 5Chadron State College-Nebraska State Colleges 46Chaffey College 5
Chastain Center-Indian River Community College 21Chemeketa Community College 64, 94Cheyney University of Pennsylvania 68Chicago State Univ.-Illinois, Bd. of Governors 25Chico-California State University 4Chipola Junior College 20
277153
INDEX (Cont.)
Institution Page No.
Chippewa Falls Campus-Chippewa Valley Tech. College 76Chippewa Valley Technical College 76Cincinnati State Technical Comm. College 62Citrus College 5
City Campus-Erie Comm. Col. 55
City College-CUNY 53
City College of San Francisco-San Francisco Comm. Col. 13
City Colleges of Chicago 24City University of New York 53, 136Clackamas Community College 65, 94Clairemont Mesa Center-San Diego C. C. Adult Ed. Sys. 12
Claremont Colleges 6, 137Clarinda Campus-Iowa Western Comm. Col. 29Clarion University of Pennsylvania 68Clark College 73Clarkston Center-Walla Walla Comm. Col. 75
Clatsop Community College 65
Clermont General & Tech. Col.-Univ. of Cincinnati 64Cleveland State University 62Clinton Community College-Eastern Iowa C. C. District IX 28Clinton Community College-New York 53
Cloud County Community College 30Clover Park Technical College 73
Coachella Valley Community College 142
Coast Community College District 6, 88Coastline Community College-Coast Comm. Col. District 6, 88Cobleskill Agricultural & Technical College-SUNY 59Cocoa Campus-Brevard Comm. Col. 20Coffeyville Community College 30Colby Community College 30College of Alameda-Peralta Comm. Col. District 11
College of Du Page 24College of Environ. Sci. & Forestry at Syracuse-SUNY 59College of Insurance 53College of Lake County 24College of Marin 6College of Optometry at New York City-SUNY 60College of Osteopathic Medicine 131, 132College of Saint Francis 143
College of Saint Rose 132
College of Saint Theresa 132College of San Mateo-San Mateo County C. C. District 13
College of Staten Island-CUNY 53
27154
INDEX (Cont.)
Institution Page No.
College of the Desert 142College of the Redwoods 6College of the Sequoias 6, 137Collier County Campus-Edison Community College 21Colorado Women's College 134Columbia Basin Community College 73Columbia College-Yosemite Comm. Col. District 16Columbia Greene Community College 54Columbus-Region 1-Central Comm. Col. 45Community Campus-Pima Co. Comm. Col. District 3
Community College Centers-San Francisco Comm. Col. 13Community College of Allegheny County 66Community College of Beaver County 67Community College of Philadelphia 67, 94Community College of Rhode Island 70Community College of Vermont 148Community Colleges of Spokane 73Compton Community College 6Concordia University-Quebec 107Conestoga Community College-Ontario 105Confederation Community College-Ontario 105Connecticut Comm. & Tech. Coll. Sys. 17, 89, 137Connecticut State University System 18, 137Connecticut Technical College 142Contra Costa College 6Cooper Union 54, 132Copper Basin Campus-Prince William Sound C. C. 3Cordova Campus-Prince William Sound C. C. 3Cornell University-ILR 54, 93Corning Community College 146Cornish College of the Arts 73Cortland State College-SUNY 60Cosumnes River College-Los Rios C. C. Sys. 9Cottey College 131, 145Council Bluffs Campus-Iowa Western Comm. Col. 29County College of Morris 48Cowley County Community College 31Crafton Hills Community College-San Bernadino C. C. 12Creston-Southwestern Comm. Col. 30Crookston Campus-University of Minnesota 145Cuesta College 7Culinary Institute of America 54Cumberland County College 48
279155
INDEX (Cont.)
Institution Page No.
Curry College 33Cuyahoga Community College District 62Cuyamaca College-Grossmont/Cuyamaca Comm. Col. District 8Cypress College-North Orange County Comm. Col. 10
Daemen College 131, 132Dakota County Technical College-Minn. Tech. Cols. 43Dakota State-South Dakota Bd. of Reg. Sys. 71Dale Mabry Campus-Hillsborough Comm. Col. 21Dalhousie University-Nova Scotia 103Danville Area College 24Dartmouth Campus-Univ. of Massachusetts 35David N. Myers College 62Davis Campus:University of California 15Dawson Community College 44Dean Academy and Junior College 132, 144DeAnza College-Foothill-DeAnza Comm. Col. District 7Dearborn Campus-University of Michigan 99Dearborn Heights Campus-Henry Ford Comm. Col. 37Delaware County Comm. Col. 67Delaware State University 19Delaware Technical & Community College 131Delaware Valley College 67Delhi Agricultural & Technical College-SUNY 59Des Moines Area Community College 28Desert Community College District 7Desert Vista Campus-Pima Co. Comm. Col. Dist. 3Detroit College of Business 36Detroit Institute of Technology 134Diablo Valley College-Contra Costa College Dist. 7Dixon/Hendry Center-Indian River Comm. Col. 21Dodge City Community College 31Dominguez Hills-California State University 4Dowling College 54Downriver Campus-Wayne County Comm. Col. 40Downtown Campus-Pima Co. Comm. Col. District 3Downtown Campus-Wayne County Comm. Col. 40Downtown Tacoma Center-Tacoma Comm. Col. 75Drury College 131, 132Duluth Campus-University of Minnesota 44, 145Duquesne University Law School 132Durham Campus-Univ. System of N.H. 146Durham Community College-Ontario 105
280
156
INDEX (Cont.)
Institution Page No.
Dutchess Community CollegeDyke College (See David N. Myers College)'D'Youville College
East Campus-Black Hawk Comm. Col.East Campus-Pima Co. Comm. Col. DistrictEast Coast Aero Tech. School-Wentworth Inst. of Tech.East Liverpool Regional Campus-Kent State Univ.East Los Angeles College-Los Angeles Comm. Col. Sys.East Stroudsburg University of PennsylvaniaEastern Campus-Cuyahoga Comm. Col. DistrictEastern Campus (Riverhead)-Suffolk County Comm. Col.Eastern Campus-Wayne Co. Comm. Col.Eastern Connecticut State Univ.-Conn. State Univ. Sys.Eastern Illinois Univ.-Illinois Bd. of GovernorsEastern Iowa Community College District IXEastern Maine Technical College-Maine Tech. Col. Sys.Eastern Michigan UniversityEastern Oregon State CollegeEastern Washington UniversityEau Claire Campus-Chippewa Valley Tech. Col.Ecole de technologie superieurEdinboro University of PennsylvaniaEdison Community CollegeEdison State CollegeEdmonds Community CollegeEducational Cultural Complex Campus Center-San Diego
Comm. Col. Adult Ed. Sys.Edward Waters CollegeEissey Campus-Palm Beach Comm. Col.El Camino Community CollegeElgin Community CollegeElizabeth Campus-Union County CollegeElkhorn Valley Campus-Metropolitan Comm. Col.Emerson CollegeEmpire State College-SUNYEndicott CollegeErie Community CollegeEssex County CollegeEverett Community CollegeEvergreen Valley College-San Jose C. C. District
Faculte de medecine de l'Universite de Sherbrooke
54,
73,
936254
234
3663
9686261401825283236
14713676
10968216273
1221217
24514534603455497313
109
15281
INDEX (Cont.)
Institution Page No.
Faculte des Sciences appliquees de l'Univ. de Sherbrooke 109Fairleigh Dickinson University 131, 132Fanshawe Community College-Ontario 105Farmingdale Agricultural & Technical Coll.-SUNY 59Fashion Institute of Technology 55, 93Feather River Community College 7Fergus Falls Comm. Col.-Minnesota Comm. Col. Sys. 41Ferris State University 36Finger Lakes Community College 55Fitchburg State College-Mass. State Colleges 35, 91Flathead Valley Comm. Col. 44, 92Flint Campus-University of Michigan 99Florida Agric. & Mech. Univ.-State Univ. Sys. of Florida 22Florida Atlantic University-State Univ. Sys. of Florida 22Florida Gulf Coast Univ.-State Univ. Sys. of Florida 22Florida Intl Univ.-State Univ. System of Florida 22Florida Junior College 143Florida Keys Community College 143Florida Memorial College 131, 132Florida State University-State Univ. Sys. of Florida 22Florissant Valley Campus-St. Louis Comm. Col. 44Fond du Lac Campus-Moraine Park Tech. Inst. 78Fond du Lac Tribal and Comm. Col.-Minn. Comm. Col. Sys. , 41Foothill College-Foothill-DeAnza Comm. Col. District 7Foothill-DeAnza Community College District 7Fordham University 146Forest Park Campus-St. Louis Comm. Col. 44Fort Omaha Campus-Metropolitan Comm. Col. 46Fort Scott Community College 30Fort Steilacoom Campus-Pierce College 74Fox Valley Technical College 76Fox Valley Tech. Institute-Appleton 77Fox Valley Tech. Institute-Oshkosh 77Framingham State College-Mass. State Cols. 35, 91Franklin Pierce College 47Fraser Campus-Macomb Community College 38Fredonia State College-SUNY 60Fremont Campus-Metropolitan Comm. Col. 46Fresno-California State Univ. 4Fresno City College-State Center Comm. Col. District 15, 88Frontier Community College-Illinois Eastern Comm. Col. 25Fullerton-California State Univ. 4Fullerton College-North Orange County Comm. Col. 10
212158
INDEX (Cont.)
Institution Page No.
Fulton-Montgomery Community College 55
Garden City Community College 31
Gateway Aviation Center-Kenosha 77Gateway Comm.-Tech. Col.-Conn. Comm. & Tech. Col. Sys. 17, 89
Gateway Technical College 77Gateway Tech.-Elkhorn 77Gateway Tech.-Kenosha 77
Gateway Tech.-Racine 77Gavilan Community College 7Geauga Regional Campus-Kent State Univ. 63
Genesee Community College 55
Geneseo State College-SUNY 60George Brown Community College-Ontario 105
Georgian Community College-Ontario 105
Germantown Campus-Montgomery Col. 33
Gig Harbor Center-Tacoma Comm. Col. 75Glade Campus-Palm Beach Community College 22Glendale Community College 8
Glen Oaks Community College 37Gloucester County College 49Goddard College 131
Gogebic Community College 37Golden West Comm. Col.-Coast Comm. Col. Dist. 6, 88Governors State Univ.-Illinois Bd. of Governors 24Graduate School & University Center-CUNY 53Graduate School of Biomedical Sciences-Univ. of Med.
& Dent. of NJGrand Island-Region 2-Central Comm. Col.Grand Rapids Campus-Western Michigan Univ.Grand Rapids Community CollegeGrand Valley State CollegesGranite City Campus-Belleville Area CollegeGreen Bay Campus-Northeast Wisconsin Tech. Inst.Green River Community CollegeGreenfield Comm. Col.-Massachusetts Comm. Col. Sys.Grossmont College-Grossmont/Cuyamaca Comm. Col. Dist.Grossmont/Cuyamaca Community College District
Hamline UniversityHarbor Campus-Baltimore City Comm. Col.Hartford Campus-Univ. of ConnecticutHartnell Community College
73,34,
51454037
1442379
13690
8
8
1453319
8
283159
INDEX (Cont.)
Institution Page No.
Hastings-Region 3-Central Comm. Col. 45Hawaii Community College-University of Hawaii 23Hawkeye Community College 28Hayward-California State Univ. 5
Hearst University-Ontario 105Hennepin Technical College-Minn. Tech. Cols. 43Henry Ford Community College 37Herkimer County Community College 55Hibbing Community College-Minnesota Comm. Col. Sys. 41Highland Community College 24, 89Highland Lakes Campus-Oakland Comm. Col. 39Highland Park Community College 37High line Community College 74Hillsborough Community College 21Hocking Technical College 62Hofstra University 56Holyoke Community College-Mass. Comm. Col. Sys. 34, 90, 144Honolulu Community College-Univ. of Hawaii 23Hostos Community College-CUNY 53Housatonic Regional Comm. Col.-Conn. & Tech. Comm. Col. Sys. 17
Hudson County Community College 49Hudson Valley Community College 56Humber Community College-Ontario 105Humboldt State University-California State Univ. 5
Hunter College-CUNY 53Hutchinson Community College 31
Hutchinson-Willmar Technical College-Minn. Tech. Cols. 43
Illinois Board of Governors Universities 25Illinois Central College 25Illinois Eastern Community Colleges 25Illinois State University 143Illinois Valley Community College 25Imperial Valley College 8, 142Independence Community College 31
Indian River Community College 21
Indian Valley Campus-College of Mann 6Indiana University of Pennsylvania 68Institut Armand Frappier-Quebec 108Institut National de la Recherche Scientifique-Quebec 108Institute of Technology at Utica/Rome-SUNY 60Inver Hills Community Col.-Minnesota Comm. Col. Sys. 41Iowa Central Community College 28
160
INDEX (Cont.)
Institution Page No.
Iowa City Campus-Kirkwood Comm. Col. 29Iowa Lakes Community College 28Iowa Western Community College 29Irvine Campus-University of California 15
Irving Valley College-Saddleback Comm. Col. District 11
Itasca Community College-Minnesota Comm. Col. Sys. 41
Ithaca College 131, 132, 146
Jackson Community College 37Jacksonville University 143
Jamestown Campus-Jamestown Comm. Col. 56Jamestown College 131
Jamestown Community College 56Jefferson Community College 56Jefferson Technical College 62Jersey City State College-New Jersey State Col. Sys. 49, 92John A. Logan College 25
John Jay College of Criminal Justice-CUNY 53
Johnson County Community College 31
Johnson State College-Vermont State College 72, 95Joliet Junior College 25
Kalamazoo (Main) Campus-Western Michigan Univ. 41
Kalamazoo Valley Community College 37, 114Kankakee Community College 25Kansas City Kansas Community College 31
Kapiolani Community College-Univ. of Hawaii 23Kaskaskia College 26Kauai Community College-Univ. of Hawaii 23Kean College of New Jersey-New Jersey State Col. Sys. 49, 92Kearny Mesa Campus Cntr.-San Diego Comm. Col. Adult Ed. Sys. 12
Keene State College 47Kellogg Community College 37Kendall College of Art and Design 37
Kendall School of Design 132
Kennebec Valley Tech. College-Maine Tech. Col. Sys. 32Kennedy-King College-City Colleges of Chicago 24Kent State University 62, 114Kentfield Campus-College of Marin 6
Kern Community College District 8
King's College 147
Ag 5
INDEX (Cont.)
Institution Page No.
King's College-Ontario 105
Kings River Comm. Col.-St. Center Comm. Col. Dist. 15, 88Kingsborough Community College-CUNY 53Kingston Campus-Univ. of Rhode Island 71
Kirkwood Community College 29Kirtland Community College 38Kishwaukee Community College 26Kutztown University of Pennsylvania 68
La Cite Collegiate-Ontario 106
Labette Community College 31
Laboure College 34Lackawanna Junior College 67LaGuardia Community College-CUNY 53Lake Land College 26Lake Superior State University 38Lake Washington Tech. College 74Lakehead University-Ontario 106
Lakeland Community College 63
Lakes Superior College-Minn. Tech. Cols. 43Lakeshore Technical College 77Lakewood Community College-Minnesota Comm. Col. Sys. 41
Lambton Community College-Ontario 106
Lane Community College 65Laney College-Peralta Comm. Col. District 11
Lansing Campus-Western Michigan Univ. 41
Lansing Community College 38, 131
Lapeer Campus-Mott Community College 38
Las Positas College 5
Lasell Junior College 144
Lassen Community College 8
Laurentian University-Ontario 106
Lawrence Institute of Technology 145
Leeward Community College-Univ. of Hawaii 23
Lehigh Carbon Community College 67
Lehman College-CUNY 53
Leicester College-Becker College 33
Lewis and Clark College 132
Lewis and Clark Community College 26
Lewis University 131, 132
Liberal Arts Campus-Long Beach City College 8
Liberty Campus-Baltimore City Comm. Col. 33
Lincoln Campus-Comm. Col. of Rhode Island 70
2.23
162
INDEX (Cont.)
Institution Page No.
Lincoln Campus-Flathead Valley Comm. Col. 44, 92
Lincoln Campus-Southeast Comm. Col. 46
Lincoln Land Community College 26
Lincoln Trail College-Illinois Eastern Comm. Col. 25
Lincoln University 67
Linn-Benton Community College 65
Livingstone College 132
Lock Haven University of Pennsylvania 69
Long Beach-California State Univ. 5
Long Beach City College 8
Long Island Campus-Cornell University ILR 54, 93
Long Island University 56, 93, 137
Long Island University-Brooklyn 56, 93, 132
Long Island University-College of Pharmacy 56, 132
Long Island University-C.W. Post 56, 93, 132
Long Island University-Southampton Center 57, 132
Loraine County Community College 147
Loretto Heights College 132, 134
Los Angeles-California State Univ. 5
Los Angeles Campus-Univ. of California 15
Los Angeles City College-Los Angeles Comm. Col. Sys. 9
Los Angeles Community College System 9
Los Angeles Harbor College-Los Angeles Comm. Col. Sys. 9
Los Angeles Mission College-Los Angeles Comm. Col. Sys. 9
Los Angeles Pierce College-Los Angeles Comm. Col. Sys. 9
Los Angeles Southwest College-Los Angeles Comm. Col. Sys. 9
Los Angeles Trade-Tech. College-Los Angeles Comm. Col. Sys. 9
Los Angeles Valley College-Los Angeles Comm. Col. Sys. 9
Los Medanos College-Contra Costa Col. Dist. 7
Los Rios Community College System 9
Lowell Campus-Univ. of Mass. 35
Lower Columbia College 74
Loyalist Community College-Ontario 106
Luzerne County Community College 67
Lyndon State College-Vermont State Col. 72, 95
Macomb Community College 38
Madison Area Technical College-Commercial Ave. 77
Madison Area Technical College District 77
Madison Area Technical College-Downtown 77
Madison Area Technical College-Fort Atkinson 77
Madison Area Technical College-Portage 77
Madison Area Technical College-Reedsburg 77
287163
INDEX (Cont.)
Institution Page No.
Madison Area Technical College-Truax 77Madison Area Technical College-Watertown 77Main Campus-Carl Sandburg College 24Main Campus-Cranford-Union County Col. 51Main Campus-Flathead Valley Comm. Col. 44, 92Main Campus-Hawkeye Comm. Col. 28Main Campus-Henry Ford Comm. Col. 37Main Campus-Kent State Univ. 63Main Campus-Labette Comm. Col. 31Main Campus-Mott Comm. Col. 38Main Campus-North Central Technical Col. 78Main Campus-Penn Col. of Tech. 68Main Campus-Univ. of Cincinnati 64Main Campus-Walla Walla Comm. Col. 75Maine Maritime Academy 32, 137, 144Maine Technical College System 32Malcolm X College-City Cols. of Chicago 24Malone Campus-North Country Comm. Col. 58Manchester Comm. Col.-Connecticut Comm. Col. Sys. 17
Manhattan College 146Mankato State University-Minnesota State Univ. Sys. 42Mansfield University of Pennsylvania 69Maricopa County Community College 3
Marinette Campus-Northeast Wisconsin Tech. Inst. 79Maritime College at Fort Schuyler-SUNY 60Marshfield Campus-Mid-State Tech. Col. 78Marymount College 57Marymount University 131, 132Massachusetts Bay Comm. Col.-Mass. Comm. Col. Sys. 34, 90Massachusetts College of Art-Mass. St. Cols. 35, 91Massachusetts Community College System 34, 90Massachusetts Maritime Academy-Mass. St. Cols. 35, 144Massachusetts State Colleges 34, 91Massasoit Community College-Mass. Comm. Col. Sys. 34, 90Maui Community College-Univ. of Hawaii 23McCook Campus-Mid-Plains Comm. Col. Area 46McGill University 109McHenry County College 26Medgar Evers College-CUNY 53Melbourne Campus-Brevard Comm. Col. 20Memorial University-Newfoundland 103Mendocino College 9, 142Menomonie Campus-Chippewa Valley Tech. Col. 76
2 6- 3
164
INDEX (Cont.)
Institution Page No.
Menomonie Falls Campus-Waukesha County Tech. Col. 79Meramec Campus-St. Louis Comm. Col. 44Merced College 9Mercer County Community College 49Merrimack College 144Merritt College-Peralta Comm. Col. District 11
Mesabi Community College-Minnesota Comm. Col. Sys. 41
Metro Campus-Hawkeye Comm. Col. 28Metropolitan Campus-Cuyahoga Comm. Col. District 62Metropolitan Community College 45Metropolitan State Univ.-Minnesota State Univ. Sys. 42Miami Dade Junior College 143
Miami University 147
Michigan State University 145
Michigan Technical College 145
Mid-City Campus Center-San Diego Comm. Col. Adult Ed. Sys. 12
Middlefield College-Foothill-DeAnza Comm. Col. Dist. 7Middlesex Comm. Col.-Conn. Comm. & Tech. Col. Sys. 17
Middlesex Comm. Col.-Mass. Comm. Col. Sys. 34, 90Middlesex County College 49Mid-Michigan Community College 38Mid-Plains Campus-Mid-Plains Comm. Col. 46Mid-Plains Community College Area 46Mid-Plains Voc. Tech.-Mid-Plains Comm. Col. Area 46Mid-State Technical College 78Miles Community College 45Milford Campus-Southeast Comm. Col. 46Millersville University of Pennsylvania 69Milton Campus-Pensacola Junior Col. 22Milton College 132, 134Milwaukee Area Technical College 78, 95Milwaukee Campus-Milwaukee Area Tech. Col. 78Minneapolis Community College-Minn. Comm. Col. Sys. 41
Mineapolis Technical College-Minn. Tech. Cols. 43Minnesota Community College System-Minn. State Cols. & Univs. 41
Minnesota River land Tech. Col.-Minn. Tech. Cols. 43Minnesota State Colleges and Universities 41
Minnesota State University System 42Minnesota Technical Colleges 42, 136
Miramar Campus Cntr.-San Diego Comm. Col. Adult Ed. Sys. 12
Mission Bay Campus-San Diego Comm. Col. Adult Ed. Sys. 12
Mission College-West Valley Mission Comm. Col. District 16
Mitchell College 18
289165
INDEX (Cont.)
Institution Page No.
Modesto Junior College-Yosemite Comm. Col. District 16Mohawk Community College-Ontario 106Mohawk Valley Community College 57Monmouth University 49Monroe Community College 57Monroe County Community College 38Montana State University 145Montana State University-Billings 45, 136Montcalm Community College 38Montclair University-New Jersey State Col. Sys. 50, 92Montefiore Hospital/Medical Center-N.Y. 132, 146Monterey Peninsula Community College 10Montgomery College 33Montgomery County Community College 67Moon Township Campus-Robert Morris College 69Moore College of Art and Design 68Moorhead State University-Minnesota State Univ. Sys. 42Moorpark College-Ventura County Comm. Col. District 16Moraine Park Technical College 78Moraine Valley Community College 26Morrisville Agricultural & Technical College-SUNY 59Morton College 26Mott Community College 38Mount Allison University-New Brunswick 103, 132Mount Hood Community College 65, 94Mount San Antonio College 10Mount San Jacinto College 10Mount St. Vincent University-Nova Scotia 103Mount Vernon Campus-Skagit Valley College 75Mount Vernon College 131, 132Mount Wachusett Comm. Col.-Mass. Comm. Col. Sys. 34, 90Mueller Center-Indian River Comm. Col. 21Muscatin Comm. Col.-Eastern Iowa Comm. Col. Dist. IX 28Muskegon Campus-Western Michigan Univ. 41Muskegon Community College 39Msil-Akita, Japan-Minn. State Univ. System 42
Napa Valley College 10Narragansett Bay Campus-Univ. of Rhode Island 71Nassau Community College 57, 93Nasson College 132, 134Nathaniel Hawthorne College 146National College of Business 134
2 'In166
INDEX (Cont.)
Institution Page No.
Naugatuck Valley Comm-Tech Col-CT Comm & Tech Col Sys. 17, 89
Navajo Campus Center-San Diego Comm. Col. Adult Ed. Sys. 12
Nebraska State Colleges 46New Brunswick Campus-Rutgers State Univ. of NJ 50, 92, 99
New England College 131
New England Conservatory of Music 144
New Hampshire College 48New Jersey Dental School-Univ. of Med. & Dent. of N.J. 51
New Jersey Institute of Technology 49
New Jersey Medical School-Univ. of Med. & Dent. of N.J. 51
New Jersey School of Osteopathic Medicine-Univ. of Med.and Dent. of N.J. 51
New Jersey State College System 49, 92
New Mexico Comm. Col. 52
New Paltz State College-SUNY 60New Richmond Campus-Wisconsin Indianhead VTAE District 79
New York City Campus-Cornell Univerity ILR 54, 93
New York City Campus-New York Inst. of Tech. 57
New York City Technical College-CUNY 53
New York Institute of Technology 57
New York Medical College 132, 146
New York University 146
New York University Law School 57
Newark Campus-Essex County Col. 49
Newark Campus-Rutgers State Univ. of New Jersey 50, 92, 99
Newton Campus-Des Moines Area Comm. College 28
Niagara Community College-Ontario 106
Niagara County Community College 58
Niagara University 58
Nicolet Area Technical College 78
Nipissing Univ. College 106
Normandale Community College-Minn. Comm. Col. Sys. 42
North Adams State College-Massachusetts St. Cols. 35
North Campus-Broward Comm. Col. 20
North Campus-Comm. Col. of Allegheny County 67
North Campus-Erie Comm. Col. 55
North Campus-Iowa Lakes Comm. Col. 28
North Campus-Milwaukee Area Tech. Col. 78
North Campus-Penn. Col. of Tech. 68
North Campus-Seattle Comm. Col. District VI 75
North Campus-Southeastern Comm. Col. 29
North Campus-Southern State Comm. Col. 63
North Campus-Wenatchee Valley Col. 76
1 6 72 9 1
INDEX (Cont.)
Institution Page No.
North Central Michigan College 39North Central Technical College 78North Country Community College 58North Country Extension Center-Jamestown Comm. Col. 56North Hennepin Comm. Col.-Minnesota Comm. Col. Sys. 41
North Orange County Community College 10, 142
North Shore Community College-Mass. Comm. Col. Sys. 34, 91
Northampton Community College 68Northeast Community College 46Northeast Iowa Community College (Area I) 29Northeast Wisconsin Tech. College 79Northeastern Illinois Univ.-Ill. Bd. of Governors 25
Northeastern University 144
Northern Community College-Ontario 106
Northern Essex Comm. Col.-Mass. Comm. Col. Sys. 34, 91
Northern Illinois University 26, 143
Northern Maine Tech. Col.-Maine Tech. Col. Sys. 32
Northern Michigan University 39, 145
Northern Montana College 45Northern State Univ.-South Dakota Bd. of Reg. Sys. 71
Northland College 148
Northland College-Minn. Tech. Cols. 43Northland Comm. Col.-Minnesota Comm. Col. Sys. 42Northridge-California State Univ. 5
Northwest Iowa Community College (Area IV) 29Northwest Technical College 63Northwest Technical College-Minn. Tech. Cols. 43Northwestern Conn. Comm. Col.-Conn. Comm. & Tech. Col. Sys. 17
Northwestern Campus-Wayne County Comm. Col. 40Norwalk Community College-Conn. Comm. & Tech. Col. Sys. 17, 89
Nova Scotia College of Art and Design 103
Oakland Community College 39
Oakland University 39
Oakton Community College 26, 89
Oberlin College 147
Ocean County College 50
Ohio Northern University 131, 132
Ohio University 147
Oh lone College 10
Okaloosa-Walton Junior College 143
Old Westbury-New York Inst. of Tech. 57
Old Westbury State College-SUNY 60
CI 0
168
INDEX (Cont.)
Institution Page No.
Olive-Harvey College-City Cols. of Chicago 24Olney Central College-Illinois Eastern Comm. Col. 25Olympic College 74Oneonta State College-SUNY 60Onondaga Community College 58Ontario Institute for Studies in Education 106Open Campus-Portland Community College 65, 94Orange Coast Comm. Col.-Coast Comm. Col. Dist. 6, 88Orange County Community College 58Orchard Ridge Campus-Oakland Comm. Col. 39Oregon College of Education 147Oregon Institute of Technology 147Oregon State University 147Oswego Campus-Labette Comm. Col. 31Oswego State College-SUNY 60Owens Community College 63Oxnard College-Ventura County Comm. Col. District 16
Pace University 146Pacific Coast Campus-Long Beach City Col. 8Palm Bay Center-Brevard Comm. Col. 20Palm Beach Community College 21Palo Verde College 10Park College 44Parkland College 26, 114Parsons School of Design 132, 146Pasadena City College 10, 142Passaic County Community College 50Paul Smith College 146Peirce College 68Peninsula College 74, 114Pennsylvania College of Technology 68Pennsylvania State System of Higher Education 68Pennsylvania State University 147Pensacola Campus-Pensacola Junior Col. 22Pensacola Junior College 21, 143Peosta Campus-Northeast Iowa Comm. Col. 29Peralta Community College District 10Peru State College-Nebraska State Col. 46Pewaukee (Main Campus)-Waukesha County Tech. Col. 79Philadelphia Campus-Temple Univ. 69Philadelphia College of Art 147Pierce College 74
2J3169
INDEX (Cont.)
Institution Page No.
Pima County Community College District 3
Pine Technical College-Minn. Tech. Cols. 43Pittsburg State University 31
Pittsburgh Campus-Robert Morris Col. 69Plainfield Campus-Union County Col. 49Plant City Campus-Hillsborough Comm. Col. 21
Plattsburgh State College-SUNY 60Plymouth Campus-Univ. Sys. of New Hampshire 146
Point Loma Campus-San Diego C.C. Adult Ed. Sys. 12
Point Park College 147
Polk Community College 143
Polytechnic Institute of New York 131, 132Pomona-California State Polytechnic University-CSU 4Port St. Lucie/St. Lucie West Centers-Indian River Comm. Col. 21
Porterville College-Kern Comm. Col. District 8
Portland Community College 65, 94Portland State University 65, 94Potsdam State College-SUNY 60Prairie State College 27Pratt Community College 32
Pratt Institute 58, 132
Pratt Manhattan Center-Pratt Inst. 58Prince William Sound Community College 3
Providence Branch-Roger Williams Univ. 71
Providence Campus-Comm. Col. of Rhode Island 70Puerto Rico Junior College 132
Purchase State College-SUNY 60Puyallup Campus-Pierce College 74
Quad Campus-Black Hawk Comm. Col. 23
Queens Campus-St. John's Univ. 59Queens College-CUNY 53'
Queensborough Community College-CUNY 53Quinebaug Valley Comm. Col.-Conn. Comm. & Tech. Col. Sys. 17
Quinnipiac College 18
Quinsigamond Comm. Col.-Mass. Comm. Col. Sys. 34, 91, 144
Rainy River Community College-Minn. Comm. Col. Sys. 42Ramapo Col. of New Jersey-New Jersey State Col. Sys. 50, 92Rancho Santiago Community College District 11, 88Randolph-Macon College 148
Range Technical College-Minn. Tech. Cols. 43
Raritan Valley Community College 50
0 o
170
INDEX (Cont.)
Institution Page No.
Raymond Walters College-Univ. of Cincinnati 64Reading Area Community College 69Red Bud Campus-Belleville Area Col. 23
Red Oak-Southwestern Comm. Col. 30Red Wing-Winona Tech. Col.-Minn. Tech. Cols. 43
Regis University 17
Rend Lake College 27
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute 146
Renton Technical College 74
Rhode Island College 70Rhode Island School of Design 70, 94, 148
Rice Lake Campus-Wisconsin Indianhead VTAE Dist. 79Richard J. Daley College-City Cols. of Chicago 24
Richland Community College 27
Ricker College 144
Rider College 50Rio Grande College 133
Rio Hondo Community College 11
River Falls Campus-Chippewa Valley Tech. Col. 76Riverside Campus-Univ. of California 15
Riverside Community College District 11
Robert Morris College 69Robert Wood Johnson Medical School-Univ. of Med.
& Dent. of New JerseyRochester Community College-Minnesota Comm. Col. Sys.Rock Creek Campus-Portland Comm. Col.Rockland Community CollegeRockville Campus-Montgomery Col.Roger Williams UniversityRogue Community CollegeRome Campus-Mohawk Valley Comm. Col.Rosary Hill CollegeRowan College of New Jersey-New Jersey State Col. Sys.Roxbury Community College-Mass. Comm. Col. Sys.Royal Oaks Campus-Oakland Comm. Col.Rutgers State University of New JerseyRyerson Polytechnical Institute-Ontario
Sacramento-California State Univ.Sacramento City College-Los Rios Comm. Col. Sys.Saddleback College-Saddleback Comm. Col. DistrictSaddleback Community College DistrictSaginaw Valley State University
50, 92,
65,59,
50,34,
99,
5142949333716657
146929139
131106
5
911
11
39
A9 5
INDEX (Cont.)
Institution Page No.
Saint-Boniface-Manitoba 102
Saint Cloud State Univ.-Minnesota State Univ. Sys. 42Saint Joseph College-Maine 133
Saint Joseph's College-New York 146
Saint Leo College 22Saint Louis Community College 44Saint-Louis Mail let-New Brunswick 103
Saint Mary's University-Nova Scotia 104
Saint Theresa College 145
Salem Community College 51
Salem College 131, 133
Salem Regional Campus-Kent State Univ. 63
Salem State College-Massachusetts State Cols. 35, 91
San Bernardino-California State Univ. 5
San Bernardino Community College District 11
San Bernardino Valley College-San Bernardino Comm. Col. 12
San Diego Campus-Univ. of California 15
San Diego City College-San Diego Comm. Cols. 12
San Diego Community College Adult Ed. Sys. 12
San Diego Community Colleges 12
San Diego Mesa College-San Diego Comm. Cols. 12
San Diego Miramar College-San Diego Comm. Cols. 12
San Diego State University-California State Univ. 5
San Francisco Art Institute 12
San Francisco Campus-Univ. of California 15
San Francisco Community College 13
San Francisco State University-California State Univ. 5
San Joaquin Delta College 13
San Jose City College-San Jose Evergreen Comm. Col. District 13
San Jose/Evergreen Community College District 13
San Jose State University-California State Univ. 5
San Luis Obispo-California State Polytechnic Univ.-CSU 5
San Marcos-California State Univ. 5
San Mateo County Community College District 13
San Ysidro Education Center-Southwestern Comm. Col. Dist. 14
Sangamon State University (See U. of Ill. at Springfield) 27
Santa Barbara Campus-Univ. of California 15
Santa Barbara City College 13
Santa Clarita Community College District 13
Santa Cruz Campus-Univ. of California 15
Santa Fe Community College 143
Santa Monica Community College 14
Santa Rosa Junior College 14, 88
2b.(3
172
INDEX (Cont.)
Institution Page No.
Saranac Lake Campus-North Country Comm. Col. 58Satellite-Antigo Campus-North Central Tech. Col. 78Sauk Valley Community College 27Sault Community College-Ontario 107Schenectady County Community College 59Schoolcraft College 40School of Osteopathic Medicine-Univ. of Med. &
Dent. of New Jersey 51Scott Community College-Eastern Iowa Comm. Col.
District IX 28Scottsbluff Campus-Western Nebraska Comm. Col. 47Seattle Community College District VI 75Seattle University 133, 148Selden Campus-Suffolk County Comm. Col. 61Seneca Community College-Ontario 107Seton Hall University 131, 133Seton Hill College 147Shasta College 14Shaw College at Detroit 134Shawnee Community College 27Shawnee University 63Sheridan Community College-Ontario 107Shippagan-New Brunswick 103Shippensburg University of Pennsylvania 69Shoreline Community College 75Sierra Joint Community College District 14Simon Fraser University 110Simon's Rock College of Bard 133Sir Sandford Fleming Community College-Ontario 107Skagit Valley College 75Skyline College-San Mateo County Comm. Col. District 13
Slippery Rock University of Pennsylvania 69Solano Community College 14
Somerset County College (See Raritan Valley C. C.) 146Sonoma State University-California State Univ. 5
South Campus-Broward Comm. Col. 20South Campus-Comm. Col. of Allegheny County 67South Campus-Erie Comm. Col. 55South Campus-Iowa Lakes Comm. Col. 28South Campus-Macomb Comm. Col. 38South Campus-Metropolitan Comm. Col. 46South Campus-Milwaukee Area Tech. Col. 78South Campus-Palm Beach Comm. Col. 22
297173
INDEX (Cont.)
Institution Page No.
South Campus-Seattle Comm. Col. District VI 75
South Campus-Southeastern Comm. Col. 29
South Campus-Southern State Comm. Col. 63
South Central Technical College-Minn. Tech. Cols. 43
South Dakota Board of Regents System 71
South Dakota School of Mines & Technology 71
South Dakota State University 71
South Puget Sound Community College 75
South Suburban College 27
Southeast Community College 46Southeastern Campus-Univ. of Connecticut 19
Southeastern Community College 29
Southeastern Illinois College 27
Southern Conn. State Univ.-Conn. State Univ. Sys. 18
Southern Illinois University-Carbondale 143
Southern Illinois University-Edwardsville 143
Southern Lakes Campus-Mott Comm. Col. 38
Southern Maine Technical College-Maine Tech. Col. Sys. 32
Southern Oregon State College 66, 133
Southern State Community College 63
Southfield Campus-Oakland Comm. Col. 39
Southwest State University-Minnesota State Univ. Sys. 42
Southwest Wisconsin Technical College 79
Southwestern College-Southwestern Comm. Col. District 14
Southwestern Community College 30
Southwestern Community College District 14
Southwestern Michigan College 131
Southwestern Oregon Community College 66
Southwestern Technical College-Minn. Tech. Cols. 43
Spokane Community College-Comm. Colleges of Spokane 73
Spokane Falls Comm. Col.-Comm. Colleges of Spokane 73
Spoon River College 27
Springfield Technical Community College-MassachusettsComm. Col. Sys. 34, 91, 144
St. Charles County Community College 44
St. Clair Community College-Ontario 106
St. Clair County Community College 40
St. Cloud Technical College-Minn. Tech. Cols. 43
St. Francis Xavier University-Nova Scotia 104
St. John's University 59
St. Lawrence Community College-Ontario 106
St. Paul Technical College-Minn. Tech. Cols. 43
St. Petersburg Junior College 143
174
INDEX (Cont.)
Institution Page No.
St. Thomas More College-Saskatchewan 109St. Thomas University 133, 143St. Thomas University-New Brunswick 103
Stamford Campus-Univ. of Connecticut 19
Stanislaus-California State Univ. 5
Stark County Regional Campus-Kent State Univ. 63State Center Community College District 14, 88State Community College of East St. Louis 27State University of Florida System 22State University of New York (SUNY) 59, 99Staten Island Campus-St. John's Univ. 59Stephens College 131, 146Stephens Institute/Academy of Art College 133Stevens Institute of Technology 131, 133Stevens Point Campus-Mid-State Tech. Col. 78Stockton State College-New Jersey State Col. Sys. 50, 92Stony Brook State University-SUNY 60Storrs Campus-Univ. of Connecticut 19
Sturgeon Bay Campus-Northeast Wisconsin Tech. Inst. 79Suffolk County Community College 61
Sullivan County Community College 61Sunnyvale College-Foothill-DeAnza Comm. Col. District 7Superior Campus-Wisconsin Indianhead VTAE District 79Sussex County Community College 51Sylvania Campus-Portland Comm. Col. 65, 94Syracuse Health Science Center-SUNY 60Syracuse University 146
Tacoma Community College 75Taft College 15
Takoma Park Campus-Montgomery College 33Taylor Business Institute 61Technical University of Nova Scotia 104Teikyo Post University 19Tele-Univers ite 109Temple University 69Temple University Law School 69Terra Technical College 63Thaddeus Stevens State School of Technology 69Thiel College 131, 133Thomas A. Edison State Col.-New Jersey State Col. Sys. 50, 92Three Rivers Comm.-Tech Sys-Conn Comm & Tech Col Sys. 17, 89Ticonderoga Campus-North Country Comm. Col. 58
1752(39
INDEX (Cont.)
Institution Page No.
Titusville Campus-Brevard Comm. Col. 20Tompkins-Cortland Community College 61
Torrington Campus-Univ. of Connecticut 19
Towson State University 33
Treasure Valley Community College 66, 147
Trent University-Ontario 107
Trenton State College-New Jersey State Col. Syg. 50, 92Triton College 27Trocaire College 61
Truckee Meadows Comm. Col. 47Truman College-City Cols. of Chicago 24Trumbull Regional Campus-Kent State Univ. 63Tunxis Comm. Col.-Connecticut Comm. & Tech. Col. Sys. 17
Tuscarawas Regional Campus-Kent State Univ. 63Tusculum College 148
Twin Cities Campus-Univ. of Minnesota 145
Tyler School of Art Campus-Temple Univ. 69
UH-Hilo Campus-Univ. of Hawaii 23
UH-Manoa Campus-Univ. of Hawaii 23UH-West Oahu Campus-Univ. of Hawaii 23Ulster County Community College 61
Umpqua Community College 147
Union County College 51
Universite de Moncton-New Brunswick 102
Universite de Montreal-Quebec 108
Universite de Sherbrooke-Quebec 108
Universite du Quebec a Chicoutimi 108
Universite du Quebec a Hull 108
Universite du Quebec a Montreal 108
Universite du Quebec a Rimouski 108Universite du Quebec a Trois-Rivieres 108
Universite du Quebec en AbitibiTemiscamingue 108
Universite Laval-Quebec 108
Universite Sainte-Anne-Nova Scotia 104
University Central De Bayamon 133
University College of Cape Breton-Nova Scotia 104
University of Alaska 3, 133, 142
University of Alberta 102
University of Albuquerque 131, 133
University of Athabasca-Alberta 102
University of British Columbia 110
University of Calgary-Alberta 102
176
INDEX (Cont.)
Institution Page No.
University ofUniversity ofUniversity ofUniversity of
Engineers ofUniversity ofUniversity ofUniversity ofUniversity ofUniversity ofUniversity ofUniversity ofUniversity ofUniversity ofUniversity ofUniversity ofUniversity ofUniversity ofUniversity of
AgriculturalUniversity ofUniversity ofUniversity ofUniversity ofUniversity ofUniversity ofUniversity ofUniversity ofUniversity ofUniversity ofUniversity ofUniversity ofUniversity ofUniversity ofUniversity ofUniversity ofUniversity ofUniversity ofUniversity ofUniversity ofUniversity ofUniversity ofUniversity of
CaliforniaCalifornia-BerkeleyCalifornia-Los AngelesCalifornia-Professional Scientists &the Lawrence Livermore National Labs
California-Santa CruzCentral Florida-State Univ. Sys. of FloridaCincinnatiColoradoConnecticutDelawareDetroit Mercythe District of ColumbiaDubuqueDubuque SeminaryEvansvilleFlorida-State Univ. Sys. of FloridaFlorida-GainesvilleFlorida-Institute of Food &ScienceGuamGuelphHawaiiIllinois at SpringfieldKansasLethbridge-AlbertaMaineMaine SystemMaine-AugustaMaine-FarmingtonMaine-Fort KentMaine-MachiasMaine-Presque IsleManitobaMassachusettsMedicine & Dentistry of NewMiami-Coral GablesMichigan Teaching AssistantsMinnesotaMontanaNebraskaNebraska College of DentistryNebraska-Kearney
Jersey
301177
1598, 142
142
14215
2264
1421919
40, 14520
131, 133131144
22, 98143
14380
1102327
98, 144102
32, 9032, 9032, 9032, 9032, 9032, 90
32102
35, 91, 9851
14399
44, 14545, 145
4714647
INDEX (Cont.)
Institution Page No.
University of Nebraska-Lincoln 146
University of Nebraska-Lincoln (Law) 47
University of Nebraska-Omaha 47
University of New Brunswick 103
University of New Hampshire 48
University of New Haven 131, 133
University of North Florida-State Univ. Sys. of Florida 22
University of Northern Iowa 30
University of Oregon 99, 147
University of Ottawa-Ontario 107
University of Pittsburgh 133, 147
University of Pittsburgh Health Professional Schools 147
University of Pittsburgh Law School 147
University of Pittsburgh Medical School 70
University of Prince Edward Island 110
University of Regina-Saskatchewan 109
University of Rhode Island 71
University of Rio Grande 64
University of San Francisco 15, 88
University of San Francisco-Col. of Professional Studies 142
University of San Francisco Law School 16
University of Saskatchewan 109
University of Scranton 70
University of South Dakota-South Dakota Board. of Regents Sys. 71
University of South Dakota-Springfield 134
University of South Florida-State Univ. Sys. of Florida 22, 98
University of Southern Maine-Univ. of Maine Sys. 32, 90
University of Toledo 147
University of Toronto 110
University of Vermont 148
University of West Florida-State Univ. Sys. of Florida 22
University of Windsor-Ontario 107
University of Winnipeg-Manitoba 102
University of Wisconsin-Madison-Teaching Assistants 100
University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee-Teaching Assistants 100
University System of New Hampshire 146
Urban Campus-Des Moines Area Comm. Col. 28
U.S. Coast Guard Academy 19, 137
U.S. Merchant Marine Academy 61, 137
Utica Campus-Mohawk Valley Comm. Col. 57
Utica College of Syracuse University 61
Valdez Campus-Prince William Sound Comm. Col. 3
3 0 2
178
INDEX (Cont.)
Institution Page No.
Ventura College-Ventura County Comm. Col. District 16
Ventura County Community College District 16
Vermilion Community College-Minnesota Comm. Col. Sys. 42Vermont State Colleges 72, 95Vermont Technical College-Vermont State Cols. 72, 95Victor Valley College 16
Villa Maria College 146Villanova University 133, 148Vista College-Peralta Comm. Col. District 11
W. Alton Jones Campus-Univ. of Rhode Island 71
WA St. Penitentiary Campus-Walla Walla Comm. Col. 76Wabash Valley College-Illinois Eastern Comm. Col. 25Wagner College 131, 133Walla Walla Community College 75Warren County Community College 51
Warren (PA) Extension Center-Jamestown Comm. Col. 56Warrington Campus-Pensacola Junior Col. 22Warwick Campus-Comm. Col. of Rhode Island 70Waseca Campus-Univ. of Minnesota 134Washington College-City Colleges of Chicago 24Washington County Tech. College-Maine Tech. Col. Sys. 32Washtenaw Community College 40Waterbury Campus-Univ. of Connecticut 19
Waubonsee Community College 27Waukesha Campus-Waukesha County Tech. Col. 79Waukesha County Technical College 79Wayne County Community College 40Wayne State College-Nebraska State Cols. 46Wayne State University 40Waynesburg College 148Wenatchee Campus-Wenatchee Valley Col. 76Wenatchee Valley College 76Wentworth Institute of Technology 36Wesleyan University 142
West Bend Campus-Moraine Park Tech. Inst. 78West Caldwell Campus-Essex County Col. 49West Campus-Milwaukee Area Tech. Col. 78West Campus-Pima County Comm. Col. 4West Chester University of Pennsylvania 69West Hills College 16
West Los Angeles College-Los Angeles Comm. Col. Sys. 9West Shore Community College 40
1A63
INDEX (Cont.)
Institution Page No.
West Valley College-West Valley Mission Comm. Col. District 16
West Valley Mission Community College District 16
Westchester Community College 61
Westchester/Rockland Campus-Cornell Univ. ILR 54, 93
Western Campus-Cuyahoga Comm. Col. District 62
Western Campus (Brentwood)-Suffolk County Comm. Col. 61
Western Connecticut State Univ.-Conn. State Univ. Sys. 18
Western Illinois University-Illinois Bd. of Governors 25
Western Iowa Tech Community College 30
Western Michigan University 40
Western Montana College 45
Western Nebraska Community College 47
Western State College 66
Western States Chiropractic College 66
Western Wisconsin Technical College 79
Westfield State College-Massachusetts State Cols. 35, 91
Westmoreland County Community College 70
Whatcom Community College 76
Whidbey Campus-Skagit Valley College 75
Wichita State University 133
Wilberforce University 64, 133
Wilfred Laurier University-Ontario 107
William Paterson College of New Jersey-New JerseyState College System 50, 92
William Rainey Harper College 27, 144
Willmar Community College-Minnesota Comm. Col. Sys. 42
Wilson College 148
Windward Community College-Univ. of Hawaii 23
Winona State University-Minnesota State Univ. Sys. 42
Wisconsin Indianhead VTAE District 79
Wisconsin Rapids Campus-Mid-State Tech. Col. 78
Worcester Campus-Becker Col. 33
Worcester State College-Massachusetts State Cols. 35, 91
Wordsworth Academy 133
Worthington Community College-Minnesota Comm. Col. Sys. 42
Wright College-City Cols. of Chicago 24
Yakima Valley CollegeYbor Campus-Hillsborough Comm. Col.Yeshiva UniversityYork College-CUNYYork County Tech. Col.-Maine Tech. Col. Sys.
131,
7621
1335332
3
180
INDEX (Cont.)
Institution Page No.
York University-Ontario 107Yosemite Community College District 16Youngstown State University 64Yuba Community College 17, 89
3,.
181
NATIONAL CENTER FOR THE STUDY OF COLLECTIVE BARGAININGIN HIGHER EDUCATION AND THE PROFESSIONS
PUBLICATIONS, 1973 - 1995
PROCEEDINGSHigher Education Collective Bargaining: Back to "CB" Basics. Twenty-Fourth Ann. Conf., 1996Higher Education Collective Bargaining: Beyond the Boundaries. Twenty-Third Ann. Conf., 1995Higher Education Collective Bargaining During a Period of Change. Twenty-Second Ann. Conf., 1994Unions and Management: Working Our Way Out of Fiscal Stress. Twenty-First Ann. Conf., 1993The Impact of Collective Bargaining in Higher Education: A 20 Year Retrospective. Twentieth Ann. Conf., 1992
Collective Bargaining in Higher Education: Leadership in Uncertain Times. Nineteenth Ann. Conf., 1991
Collective Bargaining in Higher Education: The 1990's. Eighteenth Ann. Conf., 1990Power Relationships on the Unionized Campus. Seventeenth Ann. Conf., 1989Collective Bargaining and the Economic Condition of Higher Education. Sixteenth Ann. Conf., 1988
The Faculty Life Cycle: A Legal Perspective. Fifteenth Ann. Conf., 1987The Unionized Professoriate: A Discriminating Appraisal. Fourteenth Ann. Conf., 1986Unionization and Academic Excellence. Thirteenth Ann. Conf. 1985Structural Reform in Higher Education Collective Bargaining. Twelfth Ann. Conf., 1984
Collective Bargaining in a Period of Retrenchment. Eleventh Ann. Conf., 1983Campus Bargaining at the Crossroads. Tenth Ann. Conf., 1982The Legal and Economic Status of Collective Bargaining in Higher Education. Ninth Ann. Conf., 1981
Campus Bargaining in the Eighties. Eighth Ann. Conf., 1980Landmarks in Collective Bargaining in Higher Education. Seventh Ann. Conf., 1979
The Uniqueness of Collective Bargaining in Higher Education. Sixth Ann. Conf., 1978Collective Bargaining and the Future of Higher Education. Fifth Ann. Conf., 1977Collective Bargaining in Higher Education. First - Fourth Ann. Confs., 1973-1976
BIBLIOGRAPHIESVols. 2, 4-22 (Vols. 1 & 3 Out of Print)
NEWSLETTERSCollective Bargaining in Higher Education: Analysis of Issues (4 issues/year)
DIRECTORIESDirectory of Faculty Contracts and Bargaining Agents in Institutions of Higher Education (Annual) 1975-1996
Directory of Graduate Student Employee Bargaining Agents and Organizations, 1995Directory of Non-Faculty Bargaining Agents in Institutions of Higher Education, 1991
SELECTED BOOKS AND MONOGRAPHSDonovan, Mary. Sex Discrimination in Higher Education and the Professions: An Annotated
Bibliography, 1989Kaminker, Dan. Professional Staff Congress Review of Arbitrations and Digest of Selected
Related Issue, 1984Douglas, Joel M. and M. Garfin. Contract Development in Higher Education Faculty
Collective Bargaining, 1980Douglas, Joel M., Loren A. Krause and Leonard Winogora. Workload and Productivity
Bargaining in Higher Education, Monograph No. 3, 1980
To order publications contact the National Center for the Study of Collective Bargaining in Higher Education and
the Professions, Baruch College 17 Lexington Avenue, Box F-1228, New York, New York 10010. Telephone:
(212) 802-6751 Fax: (212) 802-5903.
3r) 6'
U.S. Department ofEducationOffice of Educational Research and Improvement (OERI)
Educational Resources Information Center (ERIC)
REPRODUCTION RELEASE
I. DOCUMENT IDENTIFICATION:
(Specific Document)
ERIC
Title: Directory of Faculty Contracts and Bargaining Agents in Institutions oHigher Education, Vol. 22, 1996.
Author(s): Hurd, Richard, Amy Foerster, with Beth H. Johnson
Corporate Source: National Center for the Study of Collective' Publication Date:
Bargaining in Higher Education and the Professions,1 April 1997Baruch College. CIJNY.
II. REPRODUCTION RELEASE:In order to disseminate as widely as possible timely and significant materials of interest to the educational community, documents announced
in the monthly abstract journal of the ERIC system, Resources in Education (RIE), are usually made available to users in microfiche, reproducedpaper copy, and electronic/optical media, and sold through the ERIC Document Reproduction Service (EDRS) or other ERIC vendors. Credit isgiven to the source of each document, and, if reproduction release is granted, one of the following notices is affixed to the document.
If permission is granted to reproduce and disseminate the identified document, please CHECK ONE of the following two options and sign atthe bottom of the page.
ICheck here
For Level 1 Release:Permitting reproduction inmicrofiche (4' x 6' film) orother ERIC archival media(e.g., electronic or optical)and paper copy.
Signhere -*please
The sample sticker shown below will be
affixed to all Level 1 documents
PERMISSION TO REPRODUCE ANDDISSEMINATE THIS MATERIAL
HAS BEEN GRANTED BY
TO THE EDUCATIONAL RESOURCESINFORMATION CENTER (ERIC)
Level 1
The sample sticker shown below will beaffixed to all Level 2 documents
PERMISSION TO REPRODUCE ANDDISSEMINATE THIS
MATERIAL IN OTHER THAN PAPERCOPY HAS BEEN GRANTED BY
TO THE EDUCATIONAL RESOURCESINFORMATION CENTER (ERIC)
Level 2
Documents will be processed as indicated provided reproduction quality permits. If permissionto reproduce is granted, but neither box is checked, documents will be processed at Level 1.
Check hereFor Level 2 Release:Permitting reproduction inmicrofiche (4' x 6' film) orother ERIC archival media(e.g., electronic or optical),but not in paper copy.
'I hereby grant to the Educational Resources Information Center (ERIC) nonexclusive permission to reproduce and disseminatethis document as indicated above. Reproduction from the ERIC microfiche or electronic/optical media by persons other thanERIC employees and its system contractors requires permission from the copyright holder. Exception is made for non-profitreproduction by libraries and other service agencies to satisfy information needs of educators in response to discrete inquiries.'
Signature:
NCSCBHEP, Baruch College17 Lexington Ave., Box F-1228New York, NY 10010
Printed-Name/Position/Tite:
Beth Johnson, Admin. Directornlifejailiile: TAIN7
212- &0.2.-...6.751 ...2.,12-Rn7-s903E-Mail Address: Date:
June 24, 1997
(over)
III. DOCUMENT AVAILABILITY INFORMATION (FROM NON-ERIC SOURCE):
If permission to reproduce is not granted to ERIC, or, if you wish ERIC to cite the availability of the document from another source,please provide the following information regarding the availability of the document. (ERIC will not announce a document unless it ispublicly available, and a dependable source can be specified. Contributors should also be aware that ERIC selection criteria aresignificantly more stringent for documents that cannot be made available through EDRS.)
Publisher/Distributor:
Address:
Price:
IV. REFERRAL OF ERIC TO COPYRIGHT/REPRODUCTION RIGHTS HOLDER:
If the right to grant reproduction release is held by someone other than the addressee, please provide the appropriate name and address:
Name:
Address:
V. WHERE TO SEND THIS FORM:
Send this form to the following ERIC Clearinghouse:Jonathan Kelly
ERIC Clearinghouse forCommunity Colleges
3051 Moore allBox 951521
Los Angeles, CA 90095-1521
However, if solicited by the ERIC Facility, or if making an unsolicited contribution to ERIC, return this form (and the document beingcontributed) to:
(Rev. 3/96/96)
ERIC ContributorsJune, 1997
top related