Volume 2010
Issue No. 1
 February 2010

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February 2010 Alliance

  • Budget deficit crisis deepens: special legislative session looms
  • President's Corner: Eyeing the Future
  • NSHE in February 2015: Option A or Option B?
  • NSHE loses faculty and staff
  • Inside The Alliance.
  • Option A or Option B? (Continued from page 1)
  • Nevada System of Higher Education (NSHE)
  • Prospect of financial exigency: What does it mean for faculty?
  • The Budget Crisis: What Lies Ahead?
  • GBC chapter seeks answers to effects of furlough policy
  • AAUP launches new online publication
  • NFA panel presents collective bargaining at CSN workshop
  • An informal Q&A session with Hary Reed
  • ACT NOW! For a limited time only, new NFA members pay only HALF-PRICE DUES!
  • Nevada Faculty Alliance Political Action Committee endorses
  • Co-Chair: Glenn Miller ( North) and Greg Brown (South)
  • Help support NFA's endorsees
  • NFA/PAC makes early endorsements for regents 
  • NSC graduates class of nurses
  • Barbara Cloud 1938-2009
  • Philip J. Gillette  1920-2010
  • NSHE loses faculty, staff (continued from page 1)
  • Russell Hurlburt
  • Research by UNLV psychology prof catches attention of N.Y. Times
  • Hillary signs no-ban order; foreign scholars may visit US
  • Washoe union leader fears loss of federal education money
  • Regent tells grads" education is route to state's vibrant economy
  • University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign
  • Grad students strike ends well
  • DRI. UNR collaborate on study of Nevada's Walker Lake
  • Cal State to cut enrollment, thanks to state budget reductions
  • Reynolds Foundation donated $7.9 million to UNR journalism program
  • AAUP chapters help BG start union
  • UNR Town Hall speakers weigh options; president opposes financial exigency
  • Adjuncts sue for health care coverage
  • AAUP chapter wins 'fair share' bargaining for part-time faculty
  • Online teaching: commitment and compensation
  • Reid secures renewable energy grants for Nevada
  • Teachers and unions help pass historic tax increases in Oregon
  • New School union wins rights for adjuncts-85% of faculty
  • NFA membership:
  • Building community on the principles of shared governance
  • Cal State to reduce enrollment, citing state budget cuts
  • University of Nevada, Reno
  • Chapter sponsors forum, takes action on recruitment efforts
  • Budget crisis deepens (Continued from page 1)
  • Gibbons appoints two new members to PEBP Board
  • 'Steely determination' leads to UCon Medical faculty union
  • Big changes under way in leadership of benefits program
  • Benefits Coalition still active; prepares for special session
  • What roads will community colleges take to limit enrollment" Choices are few
  • Be a new member! Pay HALF PRICE DUES new!
  • Obama cautions higher education
  • Help support NFA's endorsees