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NYS AAUP Agenda - Spring 2004

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Conference to Meet April 2-3 at Molloy

The AAUP Molloy Chapter will host the Spring Meeting of the New York State Conference on April 2-3, 2004 in Rockville Centre, Long Island. Thanks to Prof. Kathleen Maurer Smith, the Chapter Chair and a member of the Conference's Executive Committee, for facilitating these arrangements and making them possible.

Molloy College -
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1000 Hempstead Avenue
Rockville Centre
New York NY 11571-5002

Picture of Kellenberg HallConference Schedule

Our Friday, April 2 session is scheduled in Room 105, Casey Center from 3:00 to 5:30 PM.

Social hour and dinner at 6:30 PM.

When the meeting resumes on Saturday, April 3, continental breakfast will be served from 8:30 to 9:30 AM in the Wilbur Arts Center First Floor Lobby Lounge.

The meeting itself will take place in the Room 106 Amphitheater at Kellenberg Hall (right and below left) from 9:30 to 12:00 PM.

We will return to the Wilbur Arts Center First Floor Lobby lounge for lunch. Kellenberg

Conference Accommodations

The Conference has reserved a block of rooms nearby, at the Garden City Hotel (below right), in Garden City, Long Island (ph concierge 1 516-747-3000), where we will be having social hour and dinner after our Friday session beginning at 6:30 PM. The Garden City Hotel - Long Island's Leading Hotel

The hotel is located across the street from the Long Island Railroad Station and is accessible by public transportation from many New York locations, including JFK. The Air Train at JFK (ph: 718 995-9430) is now in service, and runs twenty-four hours a day, seven days a week. The fare is $5.00.

If you wish to make a reservation at the special New York State Conference rate of $175.00 a night, your name must be appear on the New York Conference room list. To be included on this list, please send Executive Director Jeanine Plottel an e-mail at before March 1, 2004: jeanine.aaup@verizon.net

Confirmation number for the Garden City Hotel: 637 121

Conference Agenda

The Conference Agenda is currently a work-in-progress. There will be elections for President, Vice-President and Officers-at-Large. The Nominating Committee has made the following nominations:Spring

President, Stephen Goldberg, Adelphi (right)
Vice-President, Eileen Burchell, Marymount - Fordham
Officer-at-Large, Ellen Banks, Daemen
Officer-at-Large, Kathleen Maurer Smith, Molloy

A presentation and discussion of various issues stemming from the AAUP censure process are planned.

The Program Committee is still working out details, but this is how the Saturday morning session is shaping up. Irwin Yellowitz (City College/CUNY), Jonathan Knight (Director, Department of Academic Freedom, Tenure, and Governance, AAUP national office), and Jane Panek (Molloy College) are participating. The tentative title for the session is "The Impact of AAUP Censure in the Current Academic World."

A panel is envisaged in which each person will discuss a particular aspect of the problem. Irwin Yellowitz will deal with AAUP policies and practices in New York State. Jonathan Knight will explain the general process viewed from the AAUP's national perspective. Jane Panek will illustrate the point with an update on the recently formed joint sub-committee to study "investigations." There will be other presentations, followed by a general discussion opened to the floor.

The Program Committee welcomes further ideas. You may get in touch with its members directly:

Ellen Banks ebanks@daemen.edu
Kathleen Maurer Smith ksmith@molloy.edu
Grace Vernon vernon@fordham.edu
Jeff White jwhite@sbu.edu

Prof. Jeanine P. Plottel will forward your suggestions to the Executive Committee if you write to her at:
jeanine.aaup@verizon.net  or at 50 East 77th Street, New York, NY 10021-1842. You may call her at: 1 212 535-6668,  1-866-833-4812, Pin 5400, or cell phone cell phone 1 917 562 2280 or send her a Fax: 1 212 879-4105.

last update: March 9, 2004

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