FAUW NEWS
REPORTS OF WORKING GROUPS
Women's Salary Equity
Faculty Performance Evaluation
These working groups were set up in accordance with the Memorandum of Salary Settlement between UW and FAUW, 2008-2010.
There have been some changes to the Memorandum of Agreement since the last printing. Please refer to the online version for the most up-to-date text. The changes are highlighted.
CHANGES TO LECTURER APPOINTMENTS
The Faculty Professional Expense Reimbursement for 2008/09 is $1,589. Effective May 1, 2009 the FPER is $1,626.
FAUW MEMBERSHIP
The Memorandum of Agreement between the Faculty Association and the University requires that all regular faculty members have Association fees deducted from their salary. However, membership in the Faculty Association remains voluntary. If you are not a member, we invite you to fill in the online membership form and become an active participant in your Association. If you are unsure about your status, please contact Miriam Kominar at x35158.
Update on the invitation to faculty to submit questions for:
CAUT TRAVEL ADVISORY, SEPTEMBER 2008
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U.S. Customs Searches of Electronic Devices at the Border and International Airports
FAUW PRESIDENT CALLS FOR FACULTY FEEDBACK
on consultations about faculty consultation -- see details in the Summer 2008 issue of the FAUW Forum.
EQUITY AT UW
UW has low percentages of female faculty compared to other Universities, and it would seem that we have a problem recruiting in Science and Mathematics.
That's one conclusion of a recent study by an FAUW ad hoc committee. FAUW is interested in working with the administration to develop and ensure the implementation of fair policies that will lead to equitable hiring. Before engaging in that discussion, the FAUW Board agreed that we needed a better understanding of the situation at UW with respect to the hiring of women. We asked our 2007-08 VP, Susan Leat (Optometry), to form a committee to investigate the issue. The other committee members were Catherine Burns (Systems Design Engineering), Barb Moffatt (Biology), and Catherine Schryer (English Language and Literature).To see their report, click here.
FAUW COUNCIL OF REPRESENTATIVES
In January 2008 the FAUW Board of Directors asked Shelley Hulan (English Language and Literature) and Paul Eagles (Recreation and Leisure Studies) to form an ad hoc committee to look into revitalizing the Council of Representatives. To see their report, click here.
Of Possible Interest...
Please note that membership in CAUT is not required to participate in this program.