May 2008 Alliance

• Guinn Millennium Scholarships Start Strong, Now losing participants
• State Revenues continue to Fall, More cuts, operating budgets spared
• President's Corner: Alok Pandey CSN
• New TMCC president discusses governance, goals, relationships
• NFA-PAC subcommittees form in preparation for endorsements
• UNR speaker 'helped to shape contemporary political history'
• Public Employees Benefits Program in better financial shape, rates less stressful
• CSN faculty oppose plans for budget cuts
• UNLV Chapter Report: Fairness from faculty, administrators widely discussed on UNLV campus
• SPECIAL OFFER FOR NEW NFA MEMBERS: Half-price dues for one year
• Old Easter Bunnies don't die; they go to college in Canada
• Average salaries nationwide grow, show wide range among disciplines
• How do you like your money, hard or soft? And would you like an order of security with that?
• Former NFA prez is nominee for prestigious annual AAUP award
• State shortfall does not result in bond rating loss
• UNR Chapter Report: NFA addresses unfinished & new business (faculty rights, budgets, etc.)
• New NFA chapter president at NSC plans membership drive, events
• UNR selects new provost
• Pacifist signs, gets 'unfired'
• AAUP's winning candidates
• What counts as success in unstable universe of part-time faculty?
• Are you living in an 'adjunct ghetto'?
• Unions affect balance of full-time tenure-track and part-time faculty
• Donald C. Moyer dead at 89: First president of what is now UNLV
• AAUP awards grant to Nevada affiliate
• Does China's higher ed explosion provoke worries?
• Campus planners see profitable partnerships with private money
• Sweetening the retirement pot
• NSC Plans move into college's 1st permanent building: Legislature approves funds to design nurse education site
• ' Lock Box' ensures end-of-life wishes known when needed
• UC salaries become even more competitive
• Regents approve tuition and registration fee
• GBC elects NFA chapter officers
• Some faculty members are more patient than others
• TMCC bargaining team says talks 'productive'
• Rhode Island venue of next AAUP institute