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Chapter Officers

Jennifer Nelson, President
Gayle Thomas, VP Legal
Brenda Talley, VP Membership
Steve Konowalow, VP Benefit
Jim Matovina, Treasurer
Kathy Baker, Secretary

Spring 2008 Convocation

Coffee and Conversation Forums, all campuses, 9 a.m. to 12 noon as scheduled
Meet chapter board representatives on your campus to discover the benefits of NFA membership and to discuss your employment-related questions about working at CSN.
  · 1/16, West Charleston, D-207
  · 1/17, Cheyenne, 1069
  · 1/18, Henderson, C-225.
Or, just drop by for free coffee! We're looking forward to seeing you!

Why Join NFA

AAUP RedBook imageA strong NFA chapter helps ward off problems by establishing a visible presence of a group known for its diligence and vigilance. Nationally, the AAUP has been around for more than eighty years promoting and protecting faculty interests. Tenure, due process, academic freedom, and college governance are issues that have been kept alive and strengthened by its activities. NFA/AAUP is not a union; it is a professional organization dedicated to strengthening the integrity of the profession. In many respects, it is as vital to your professional existence as any professional discipline organization.    

Membership in NFA puts you in consultation with colleagues at the national and state level and with those of us on campus who can help you keep the rights you already have as a faculty member. Your membership tells everyone that you care enough for your profession to stand up for its rights. Your elected leaders of your CSN Chapter of NFA are concerned with those issues that are important to you. Please never hesitate to call or bring your concerns or suggestions to a meeting. It’s the combined efforts uniting in one voice that makes a difference for all of us. Being a member of NFA is not just the smart thing to do, it’s the right thing to do.

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