Advocating for all Mizzou faculty
AAUP at Mizzou is dedicated to advancing academic freedom and shared governance; promoting professional and economic security for faculty; and supporting an informed, inclusive, and engaged faculty community.
Upcoming Events
| Date | Time | Event | Location |
|---|---|---|---|
| 25 September 2023 | 5:00pm CST | Forum on Academic Freedom: “Know Your Rights” | Middlebush 211 |
Recent Posts
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Forum on Academic Freedom: “Know Your Rights” (Sept. 25, 5pm, Middlebush 211)
You are invited to our upcoming Forum on Academic Freedom: “Know Your Rights” on Monday, Sept. 25, 5pm, in Middlebush 211. Want to know more about legal protections for faculty around academic freedom?… [continued]
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MU AAUP Chapter Approves Resolution on Revising the Provost Call Letters for Promotion
In January 2023, the members of the MU chapter of the AAUP voted to approve the following resolution: In 2020, the MU administration made major changes to the promotion process… [continued]
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MU-AAUP Statement on PTO Bank Proposal
On June 23rd, 2022, the University of Missouri Board of Curators discussed a white paper entitled “Modernizing Leave Plan Programs: Considerations and Recommendations” (see pp. 113-141). Prepared by Aon consulting… [continued]
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Statement on Faculty Review of Chancellor Mun Choi
The evaluation of President Choi as MU Chancellor reinforces a message faculty have sought to convey for several years: there is a crisis in shared governance at the University of Missouri. Responses in the… [continued]
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Letter to UM Board of Curators on Shared Governance and Faculty Authority
On May 17, 2022, the Board of Curators for the University of Missouri amended the Board Bylaws to require that all changes to undergraduate admissions standards throughout the UM System… [continued]
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Statement on President Choi’s Address
Leaders of the MU AAUP Chapter and the faculty at large hope that in his March 15 address President Choi will offer concrete plans to address the crisis in shared… [continued]