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Winner of the 2001 Mid-Atlantic
Regional Archives Finding Aid Compiled by
David Hill
1994
Cynthia K. Sauer
1999-2001
Funding support for the initial processing of the microfilm
in this collection and developing a finding aid provided by
Dr. and Mrs. Eugene P. Link.
Funding for the further processing of this collection provided by
United University Professions.
Funding for the digitization of photographs from this collection provided by
United University Professions.
M. E. Grenander Department of Special Collections & Archives
University Libraries / University at Albany / State University of New York
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VOLUME: 161.17 cubic feet and 6 reels of microfilm
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Box and Folder List:
United University Professions (UUP) is the union and collective bargaining agent for the faculty and non-teaching professionals of the State University of New York (SUNY). As of January 2, 2001, there were 24,322 individuals in the bargaining unit UUP represents.[1]
UUP (initially named SUNY/United) was created by the 1973 merger of the Senate Professional Association (SPA) and the State University Federation of Teachers (SUFT).[2] SPA, created in 1970, combined elements from the university-wide Faculty Senate with the State University Professional Association (SUPA) which had been created in 1969 to represent the non-teaching professionals at SUNY.[3] In January 1971 SPA defeated SUFT to become the first elected bargaining representative at SUNY. After its election, SPA received certification from the Public Employment Relations Board (PERB), the governor-appointed body charged with administering the Taylor Law (the 1967 Public Employees' Fair Employment Act that allowed public employees in New York to bargain collectively for the first time). It then entered into negotiations with the Governor's Office of Employee Relations (GOER; also referred to as OER), the state's primary bargaining representative.[4] In August 1971, the State of New York and SPA signed their first contract.[5]
After its election as bargaining agent, SPA formalized its affiliations with the National Education Association (NEA) and its state affiliate, the New York State Teachers Association (NYSTA), which represented K-12 teachers throughout New York. SPA received both financial and organizational support from NYSTA. The 1973 merger between NYSTA and the United Teachers of New York (the New York affiliate of the American Federation of Teachers [AFT]) to form New York State United Teachers (NYSUT) pressured SPA to merge with SUFT and form UUP.[6] UUP voted to end its NEA affiliation in 1976,[7] and is currently affiliated with NYSUT, the AFT, and the state and national AFL-CIO. Like its predecessor SPA, particularly in its earliest years UUP received financial and organizational support from NYSUT. It continues to maintain a close relationship with NYSUT and to use NYSUT field representatives to handle contract and disciplinary grievances, and improper practice charges brought before PERB on behalf of its bargaining unit members. UUP's Director of Staff (formerly called the Executive Director) and Associate Director of Staff, who oversee the field representatives, participate in UUP's contract negotiations, and act in an advisory capacity to UUP, are NYSUT employees.
In its early years, UUP concentrated on establishing its membership and creating a position for itself as the collective bargaining agent for all SUNY teaching and non-teaching professionals, addressing a concern expressed particularly by professionals during the establishment of SPA and then UUP about whether it was possible for a union representing both professional and academic staff to adequately address the concerns of each group. This issue has persisted, to varying degrees, throughout UUP's existence. The diverse nature of the SUNY campuses included within the bargaining unit--including university centers, colleges of agriculture and technology, and health science centers--has also contributed to the challenges faced by UUP in representing the bargaining unit as a collective whole. UUP has twice had its position as bargaining agent challenged. In 1974, the Civil Service Employees Association (CSEA) unsuccessfully sought to become the bargaining representative for non-teaching professionals at SUNY, and in an election conducted by PERB in late 1978, UUP defeated the NYEA, a New York State affiliate of the NEA, which sought to replace UUP as the representative for the entire SUNY bargaining unit.
UUP's main purpose is to improve the terms and conditions of employment of those it represents.[8] The primary forum for addressing these issues is the contracts that UUP negotiates with the State on behalf of its bargaining unit members.[9] Debates over salaries and employee benefit packages have figured prominently in past contract negotiations.[10] Specific issues of concern have included job security, maternity leave, tuition waivers, hiring and tenure policies, sabbatical allotments, teaching workloads, student/faculty ratios, grievance procedures, parking fees, and expanding retirement investment options. In 1974, UUP achieved permanent appointment status for professionals, in 1977 it turned its focus to family sick leave and sabbatical leave, and in 1978 to the creation of minimum salaries for full-time employees. Benefits and sick leave for part-time employees also attracted UUP's attention in the late 1970s; pay equity and disparity issues were a focus between 1982 and 1985, and geographical differences in cost of living were a concern in 1988. In the early 1990s domestic partner care and day care coverage were of particular concern to UUP. At the end of the 1990s, new challenges were seen in distance learning, rapid changes in technology, privatization issues, and the growing use of part-time employees.[11]
Under the Taylor Law, UUP is forbidden to engage in work actions such as strikes. Instead, it uses public demonstrations and publicity when contract negotiations stall. UUP also uses these measures to make members of the State Legislature, SUNY management, and the general public aware of issues of concern to it, particularly cuts in the portion of the state budget allocated to SUNY.[12] The prohibition on work actions has also meant that from the beginning UUP has devoted itself to political action for advancing the interests of those it represents.[13] It has registered state lobbyists; sponsored its own, and participated in NYSUT-sponsored, "lobby days" in Albany; and devoted significant resources to monitoring legislative activity and making its positions known to the governor and state legislators. UUP also expresses itself politically through candidate endorsements. UUP's affiliation with NYSUT broadens its legislative outreach and impact.[14]
UUP's other defined goals include advancing education in a democracy and democracy in education, and promoting the principles of unity and collective bargaining in higher education.[15] Its broad range of concerns, primarily expressed through resolutions and motions adopted by its Executive Board and Delegate Assembly, have included environmental issues; freedom of expression; and the availability of public higher education. In the 1990s, coalition building with other higher education advocacy groups and community outreach became a focus of UUP's activities.[16]
UUP has an administrative office headquartered in Albany and chapters based at each SUNY campus, as well as at SUNY Central Administration in Albany. Each chapter elects delegates to attend the Delegate Assemblies held three times each year. The delegates in turn elect six statewide officers (President, Vice President for Academics, Vice President for Professionals, Secretary, Treasurer, and Membership Development Officer) and the members of UUP's Executive Board. Statewide officers are elected for two-year terms and until the Scheuerman administration, were limited to six years in office. The presidents of UUP, their campus affiliation, and years in office have been as follows:
Lawrence DeLucia (State University College at Oswego), 1973-1975
Samuel Wakshull (State University College at Buffalo), 1975-1981
Nuala McGann Drescher (State University College at Buffalo), 1981-1987
John M. (Tim) Reilly (State University at Albany), 1987-1993
William E. Scheuerman (State University College at Oswego), 1993-present
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Notes
1. Program, Winter 2001 Delegate Assembly.
2. United University Professions, Delegate Assembly Minutes, October 12-13, 1973, 3. For a detailed discussion of the "difficulties" faced by SPA and "several decisions and forces that [determined] the course of collective bargaining in SUNY," see Herman Doh, "Collective Bargaining in SUNY: The Story of the Senate Professional Association," Journal of the College and University Personnel Association (Jan. 1974): 22-39. Another study of collective bargaining at SUNY and the competing interests involved is Ebba Wikander McArt, "Common Interests as a Basis for Collective Bargaining in the State University of New York (SUNY) System," Ph.D. diss. (University of California, Berkeley), 1979. A copy of the Doh article is located in Subgroup IV, Office of the Secretary, Series 5, Correspondence--Alphabetical Files, "H," 1985. Also by Doh and Stanley Johnson (but not included in the collection) is "Collective Bargaining in SUNY: The Experience of 50 Local SPA Leaders During the First Year," Journal of the College and University Personnel Association 25 (April 1974): 55-73.
3. State University Professional Association, Organizational Meeting Minutes, December 12, 1969, 1-2.
4. E.D. Duryea and Robert S. Fisk, Collective Bargaining, the State University and the State Government in New York (Buffalo: The State University of New York at Buffalo, 1975), 17-19.
5. Duryea and Fisk, Collective Bargaining, 8.
6. Duryea and Fisk, Collective Bargaining, 7-8.
7. United University Professions, Executive Board Minutes, June 25, 1976, 6.
8. United University Professions, Constitution as amended through Fall 1996 Delegate Assembly.
9. In its negotiated contracts and handling of grievances and improper practice charges, UUP represents the entire bargaining unit. However, membership in UUP is voluntary, although New York State's Agency Fee law enacted in the late 1970s requires that every member of the bargaining unit pay dues to UUP. Members of UUP receive additional benefits, such as eligibility to vote on negotiated contracts, to participate in UUP elections, and various employee benefits, such as life insurance, provided by UUP to members only.
10. Duryea and Fisk, Collective Bargaining, 32.
11. United University Professions, 25 Years (1998), 2-4, 9-10.
12. United University Professions, 25 Years, 8.
13. United University Professions, Executive Board Minutes, August 10-11, 1973, 2.
14. United University Professions, 25 Years, 7.
15. United University Professions, Constitution as amended through Fall 1996 Delegate Assembly.
16. United University Professions, 25 Years, 9-10.
The records of United University Professions (UUP) document the activities of the union and collective bargaining agent for the faculty and non-teaching professionals of the State University of New York. They begin in the 1960s with UUP's antecedents, the State University Professional Association (SUPA) and the Senate Professional Association (SPA), and continue through June 2000 for the materials produced by UUP's Communications Department, and through May 1993 (the end of the Reilly presidential administration) for most other series.
Most aspects of UUP's activities are covered by the records, including the actions of its policy-making bodies the Delegate Assembly and the Executive Board; the work of UUP's standing and ad hoc committees; the activities of UUP's presidents as seen through correspondence, subject, and project files; activities on and issues of concern to individual campus chapters seen through correspondence between chapter representatives and chapter members and UUP's Administrative Office and the newsletters created by individual chapters; the records of contract negotiations between UUP and the State; correspondence between UUP and SUNY Central Administration as well as the Governor's Office of Employee Relations on specific labor/management issues; UUP as presented in its publications and advertising campaigns; and photographs, video, and audio tape records of many of UUP's activities. The records also reflect UUP's continual involvement with other organizations interested in higher education, with other educational labor organizations both within New York State and nationally, and with organized labor in general.
Not only do the records document the activities of UUP's officers and administrative office, they also present the concerns of those UUP represents-the SUNY bargaining unit--documented mainly in correspondence and chapter files and in the negotiations surveys completed by UUP members commenting on the employment issues of utmost concern to them. As UUP has a substantial interest in the function of the State University and its funding, many of the records in the collection document the activities and policies of SUNY with regard to specific subjects and information on the annual SUNY budget.
One of UUP's functions is to represent the members of its bargaining unit in contractual and disciplinary grievances filed with SUNY and OER, and in improper practice charges brought before PERB. However, there are no comprehensive records regarding these activities included in the collection. The records of UUP's Grievance Committee provide some details regarding the grievances UUP has pursued on behalf of bargaining unit members, and there is correspondence scattered throughout the collection dealing with grievances (although primarily administrative matters such as setting hearing dates and filing appeals). The complete grievance and improper practice case files remain in UUP's possession.
The records of UUP are divided into eleven subgroups, as detailed in the Series Description. The first subgroup, the minutes and transcripts of meetings of UUP's Delegate Assemblies, minutes of the meetings of UUP's Executive Board, and the minutes of SUPA and SPA, were the first records included in this collection. A subsequent processing effort conducted several years later resulted in the addition of the ten other subgroups. Access to some series is restricted.
Some topics and activities of UUP are addressed in detail within a single series or two, such as Delegate Assemblies, Executive Board meetings, negotiations, committee work, chapters, and special projects. However, materials related to each of these subjects is also found scattered throughout the various groups of subject and project files that make up the collection. While a great deal of overlap exists among the various series that make up the collection, for the most part the overlapping series do not entirely duplicate each other. In addition, over the years, different individuals have used different subject headings for the same subjects. The index to the box and folder list provides some guidance on the location of materials on the same or similar topics, as do the cross-references contained in the various series descriptions.
An overall theme in the records is UUP's concern with the state's funding of SUNY and the impact that cuts in the SUNY budget and, as a result, in campus programs would have on bargaining unit members. UUP has also given continual attention to the actions of SUNY management and how they impact bargaining unit members, making sure that the rights of those it represents are protected. There have also been some discernible changes over the years in UUP's interests. For the first decade or so of UUP's existence (and during the years of its predecessors), the records reveal a concern with the organizational character of the union and increasing its membership and, as a result, its power as bargaining agent. Much of the discussion involved issues that arose because of the diverse nature of UUP's membership, particularly the distinct concerns of non-teaching professionals, as well as librarians and health professionals who worked at the various SUNY campuses. In the 1980s UUP began to express itself more on social and ideological issues like intellectual freedom and the environment, and at times these non-work-related stances prompted complaints from members who disagreed with the union's positions, or who felt that UUP should not be taking positions on such issues in the first place.
The records of UUP included in this collection are complemented by related collections held in the M.E. Grenander Department of Special Collections and Archives at the University at Albany, SUNY. The records of the UUP Oral History Project (APAP-099) include interviews with over thirty individuals involved with the beginnings of unionization at SUNY and UUP's predecessors, the formation of UUP itself, and the first years of UUP's existence. The records of the United University Professions (UUP) Albany Chapter (APAP-054) document some of the activities of Albany Chapter. The papers of Eugene Link (APAP-025), a professor of history at SUNY Plattsburgh and an active member in the early years of UUP and in UUP's establishment of membership for retired members, also includes related material. The records of WAMC/Northeast Public Radio (APAP-138) include episodes of programs on which UUP leaders appeared. For additional labor collections in the Department, see the Labor subject guide.
Over 4,000 images from the records of UUP are available for viewing online from the University at Albany Libraries' Digital Collections database. Funding for the digitization of these photographs and their description was provided by United University Professions.
Selected materials from this collection are available in the exhibit Documenting Labor Inside and Out: Labor History in New York State's Capital District.
Subgroup I: Governing Bodies, 1968-1993. 6 reels of microfilm. Arranged in four series.
Minutes of meetings of the non-teaching professional staff prior to the formation of the State University Professional Association (SUPA) in October 1969; minutes of meetings of SUPA's Executive Committee and Governing Board; and minutes of meetings of Senate Professional Association's (SPA) Executive Board and its Representative Council. Many of the minutes in this series document the debate over whether non-teaching professionals should affiliate themselves with SPA or remain autonomous to work for their distinct interests. Some of the SPA minutes are barely legible.
Minutes of the proceedings of UUP's Executive Board, the body authorized to carry out policies established by the Delegate Assembly and execute written agreements on behalf of UUP. The Board meetings consist of reports by committee chairpersons and officers and the consideration of a variety of resolutions and motions reflecting a concern with a broad range of institutional, social, and political issues. Lists of committee appointments, committee and task force membership lists, and income and expenditure reports for the union are intermittently included. The Board is required to meet at least four times each year, but from the beginning it has met approximately five to ten times annually. See Subgroup IV Office of the Secretary, Series 1 - Executive Board for correspondence and materials distributed at or relating to Executive Board meetings.
Minutes of the proceedings of the Delegate Assembly, the primary policy-making body of UUP. The minutes reflect the concerns and activities of UUP in the most concise and comprehensive form, because it is in the forum where various chapters from around the state meet to voice local concerns and discuss and vote on policy matters. The Delegate Assembly meets three times during each academic year-Fall, Winter, and Spring.
The minutes document budget debates (sometimes with itemized budget projections), the election of officers and Executive Board members, amendments to the constitution, and reports from committee chairpersons and officers. The first two years of the minutes include what appear to be verbatim transcripts of the president's report and the reports of various other officers. Afterwards, the reports and the rest of the proceedings are all given in condensed form. In later years, the reports of the officers and committee chairpersons, as well as programs for each Delegate Assembly, were included in packets mailed to delegates prior to the Delegate Assembly and/or distributed to delegates upon their arrival at a Delegate Assembly. See Subgroup IV Secretary, Series 2 - Delegate Assemblies for these and other materials relating to the Delegate Assemblies.
Verbatim transcripts of the Delegate Assembly proceedings. This series includes only one Delegate Assembly for 1979 and two for 1980, however for the remaining years the transcripts cover all three Delegate Assemblies for each year. Each transcript is divided into two sessions, each covering one day of the Delegate Assembly. Some early transcripts include a list of officers, Executive Board members, committee chairs, and chapter delegates. About half of the transcripts have a table of contents. The transcripts for 1984 include a program for the fall Delegate Assembly. See Subgroup IV Secretary, Series 2 - Delegate Assemblies for the packets containing officer and committee chairperson reports, finiancial information, delegate listings, schedules and programs, and related materials for Delegate Assemblies.
Correspondence at statewide and chapter levels; meeting minutes, both for statewide and Buffalo chapter; bargaining unit mailings; newsletters; and financial records maintained by Joseph Drew, UUP's first statewide treasurer, who was active both in the statewide SPA and the SPA chapter in Buffalo prior to UUP's creation.
The records in this series relate mainly to the Senate Professional Association, although some materials are included relating to the State University Federation of Teachers and other contenders for bargaining agent before the creation of UUP. The organization to which the records in each folder primarily relate is indicated in parenthesis in the folder title. The records in this series provide the most information available regarding the financial condition of SPA and UUP at its formation-the state of which was an issue for the union, particularly given its financial reliance at times on NYSTA. (Additional early UUP financial records are located in Series 1 of Subgroup V, Office of the Treasurer.) The records in this series also reflect the differing concerns of professional and academic employees in their selection of a bargaining agent and in negotiations. Also discussed are the cost of the various organizations competing to be bargaining agent in terms of dues versus what they offered their members, and the issue of affiliation with larger organizations such as AFT, NYEA, and NEA and the implication that affiliation with each would have on the bargaining unit. The mailings made by the various contenders for bargaining agent reflect their positions on these and other issues.
Correspondence and third-party reports make up the bulk of this series, and some of the materials appear to have been reference files rather than related to matters in which SPA/UUP was directly involved. Other materials, such as correspondence and minutes from meetings of the SUNY Board of Trustees, information on the SUNY budget, or about the SUNY Faculty Senate document the environment in which SPA and UUP were created and in which they negotiated contracts. The same can be said for the materials included in the series relating to New York State United Teachers, which was an influential force in UUP's formative years.
UUP-specific materials include information on contract negotiations, the merger between SPA and SUFT that created UUP, and UUP's general operations. Materials relating to particular articles of the SPA/UUP agreements with the State are included by article number (primarily articles dealing with compensation and evaluation and promotion). Copies of agreements and contracts for collective bargaining in other states, some of which have had sections relating to particular subjects highlighted and/or annotated, are also included along with information regarding collective bargaining in education in other states. Occasionally subject folders contain copies of a SPA newsletter or bulletin that addressed the particular issue. The folders titled "History" contain mainly correspondence and newsletters relating to SPA, SUFT, and other organizations such as NEA that were active during the years preceding the formation of UUP. The folders entitled "Managerial/Confidential" contain materials relating to the initial creation/designation of the bargaining unit that UUP would represent.
The records in this series were maintained by an original member of the SPA/UUP administrative office staff and reflect activities office-wide. They include the most information available on the issues that SPA/UUP was involved in during its formative years and first five years of UUP's existence, particularly the DeLucia presidential administration (1973-1975). The other records in this Subgroup II and the records in Series 1 of Subgroup V, Office of the Treasurer, complement the records in this series. Series 3 of Subgroup IVA, Special Projects, also contains a small amount of SPA, SUFT, and SUPA related materials.
The records in this series are some of the many plagued by the inconsistent use of subject titles and filing categories. For example, a general file labeled "committees" contains information relating to various SPA/UUP committees, but some records related to specific committees are located under the subject heading relating to that committee, such as the records relating to the Legislation Committee included in the folders marked "Legislation". Other examples include the closely related materials filed under separate headings such as "librarians" and "SUNY librarians" and "Presidential Speeches" and "Speeches". In order to preserve the original designations given to the various materials during preliminary processing efforts, the original filing categories/folder designations were maintained in these situations. The index for the box and folder list should be consulted to determine the location of related materials on any given subject.
Correspondence, third-party reports, and conference and meeting materials make up the bulk of this series. Although a prior processing effort identified this series as SPA-SUFT files and the title has been retained, with the exception of two folders in the series specifically related to SUFT, the connection to SUFT of the materials in the other folders is unclear. Many of the materials post-date the merger of SUFT into UUP and numerous pieces of SPA correspondence, board minutes, and other SPA-related materials are also included. This series includes information relating to articles in UUP's negotiated contract related to health science centers and clinical practice concerns, and materials related to NYSUT meetings and activities. Unique to this series are the materials relating to collective bargaining in education in various states. Folders identified by state names contain correspondence between SPA and/or UUP and collective bargaining agents in other states (often other NEA affiliates), requests for information on SPA/UUP's collective bargaining experiences, and newsletters and other publications created by other educational bargaining agents.
Incomplete sets of newsletters of the State University Federation of Teachers (S.U.F.T. News) and the Senate Professional Association (SPA Bulletin, SPA Spokesman, and For Your Information). The earlier newsletters concentrate on issues regarding negotiations with the state, while in its last year the SPA Spokesman became a more general newsletter covering activities such as improper practice filings and committee work. For Your Information was a newsletter for SPA (and later SUNY/United) leadership and similarly covered a broad variety of subjects, including negotiations, improper practice filings, upcoming Delegate Assemblies, and the election of chapter and statewide leaders.
Subgroup III: Office of the President, 1971-1997. 35.20
cubic feet. Arranged in five series.
Primarily outgoing letters and memoranda, along with occasional reports of the President, minutes of Executive Board meetings, and reports on higher education. The most incoming correspondence is included in the files covering the Drescher and Reilly administrations (1984-1993). Infrequently an outgoing letter includes a notation that the incoming letter being responded to is filed under the correspondent's name in the alphabetical files. These files are included in Subgroup IV, Office of the Secretary, Series 5.
This series covers part of the Drescher administration, all of the Reilly administration, and part of the Scheuerman administration (with future additions anticipated for the Scheuerman years). There are no official chronological files available for the DeLucia or Wakshull administrations, although two folders containing chronological correspondence for the last year of Lawrence DeLucia's administration were found in the working files of one of UUP's first Executive Directors and included in this series.
The primary author is UUP's President. Correspondents include UUP's Executive Board, statewide officers, chapter presidents, committee chairpersons and committee members, individual members of UUP, AFT and NYSUT representatives, the trustees of SUNY, the governor and legislators of New York State, the Governor's Office of Employee Relations, and representatives of other labor unions. Topics covered in this series include interactions with the State University and State/UUP Joint Labor/Management Committees; grievances including the allocation of legal defense funds; chapter relations including correspondence with chapter presidents as a group and individually regarding specific campus concerns or invitations to attend chapter events; committee appointments; responses to members who have voiced a complaint or opinion on UUP and its activities; thank you letters to members for forwarded copies of articles and books and for their participation in activities such as lobbying days and phone banks; congratulatory letters to elected officers, appointed committee members, and winners of honors from SUNY or within their profession; letters to newspaper editors on SUNY budget issues; and letters expressing solidarity (and sometimes monetary support) to other labor groups in their relations with management. Other topics include negotiations, election endorsements, retirement benefits concerns, and correspondence with AFT and NYSUT. The SUNY budget and retrenchment are recurring topics particularly in the Scheuerman files. Personnel matters for the UUP executive office and inquiries and complaints on member benefits are also occasionally dealt with. There is a small amount of correspondence relating to President Reilly's position as a Professor of English at SUNY Albany and his specific research interest in African-American authors included in his chronological files.
The materials are in reverse chronological order by either date sent or received. There is some overlap between the chronological files during the change over of presidential administrations, as well as between some files particularly in the 1988-90 period. Indexes to the correspondence were part of the Drescher and Reilly files, and appear to be in the order materials were added to the file, rather than chronological order. The indexes provides the date, sender and recipient (both often identified by initials only) and a brief description of the subject matter. There is no index for September 3, 1991 to January 31, 1992, and from February 1993 on.
E-mail messages broadcast to chapters, chapters presidents, executive board members, and labor relations specialists keeping them informed about UUP position on and/or handling of various issues such as the SUNY budget, negotiations, activities of the SUNY Board of Trustees, and legislative developments. Messages also discuss chapter election results and upcoming meetings and workshops (both substantive and logistical aspects); forward AFT updates; and provide summaries of press reports of interest ("UUPdate") and information regarding upcoming Delegate Assemblies.
UUP's President Tim Reilly was the primary sender of these messages, although the series also includes messages broadcast by other officers, committee chairpersons (primarily Janet Potter, chairperson of the Legislation Committee), and by various chapter representatives. Although primarily consisting of group messages, this series also includes some individual messages that deal with specific issues of concern to just one individual or chapter. For the most part, both the sender and recipient group(s) are clearly identified on the messages, however, for some of the messages recipient information is not included and the sender is sometimes only identified by his or her e-mail address (consisting only of the sender's initials) rather than a full name.
The bulk of the records in this series were created during the presidency of Samuel Wakshull (May 1975-May 1981) and were either originally or during a previous processing effort divided into two subseries, Subject Files and Administrative Files. For the most part there is no overlap in the subjects covered by the records in these two subseries. While misfiles were frequently discovered and corrected during processing; no systematic effort was made to locate and correct all misfiles. Additional subject files covering some of the years of the Wakshull's administration are located in Series 2 and 3 of Subgroup II, UUP Predecessors and Early UUP Years, and Series 6 of Subgroup IV Office of the Secretary.
Primarily correspondence from UUP's President relating to various subjects and issues of concern to UUP members, and with SUNY management and SUNY's Chancellor. Included much less frequently are articles, third-party reports and publications, brochures, court and arbitrator decisions, financial statements, and other materials supplementing the topics being addressed in the correspondence. This subseries includes a substantial amount of information regarding the challenge to UUP's position as collective bargaining agent on the SUNY campuses by the NEA/NYEA in the mid-1970s, as well as on the American Association of University Professors (AAUP) which was also an active challenger to UUP during the NEA/NYEA challenge period. In addition, this subseries contains correspondence relating to the first few years that the agency fee law was in place.
Correspondence is often filed under the name of the individual to whom it was addressed, including various individuals working at SUNY Central Administration, at the Chancellor's office, and at the Governor's Office of Employee Relations. However, correspondence from these representatives, as well as those of NYSUT, are also found in the relevant subject files. In addition, materials related to NYSUT committees, projects, and personnel are filed under the general NYSUT headings or under project, individual, or committee names. Materials related to committees are often filed under the "Committees" heading as well as under the subject name itself (such as "Grievances"). The files in this subseries were initially identified during an earlier processing effort. During the course of processing the rest of the collection, additional files were found dealing solely with the Wakshull years and were incorporated into this subseries. They are identified by an * in front of the folder title.
Incoming and outgoing correspondence from UUP's President, Executive Director, and other UUP personnel; as well as internal correspondence between the President, Executive Director, membership coordinator, and NYSUT legal counsel. Materials were filed by chapter involved, under individual name (relating to grievance matters, and also for UUP personnel matters), and occasionally by subject. Topics covered include retrenchments on campuses; appointments to and resignations from committees; campus specific concerns; grievances; questions from members regarding benefits and membership; resolutions sent in by chapters; minutes for chapter board meetings as well as chapter labor/management meetings; and information on chapter officers. The amount and type of information available for each chapter varies widely. Additional records on individual chapters make up Subseries 3.3 in Subgroup IV, Office of the Secretary. Agency fee issues and the separation of UUP from NEA are infrequent topics of discussion. The records for the Grievance Committee in this series include reports to the President presenting the committee's position on/view of the grievances under its consideration. These reports provide some of the most detailed information available regarding the issues that UUP has sought to remedy through grievances on behalf of its bargaining unit members.
One recurring concern reflected in the President's correspondence with chapter leaders is the reasons behind the resignation of UUP members, particularly as UUP was seeking during this period to shore up its membership not only to defeat the NEA/NYEA and other challengers, but to provide the strongest front possible for future contract negotiations. Although the bulk of the materials in this series cover the Wakshull administration (1975-1981), this series also includes some documents from the DeLucia administration (1973-1975).
Primarily subject files containing incoming and outgoing correspondence, third-party reports, SUNY correspondence and SUNY-produced materials, materials distributed by various higher education organizations, copies of legislation, SUNY budgets, and other materials relating to each topic. The primary correspondent is UUP President Nuala Drescher, and for the files that date back to the prior administration, UUP President Samuel Wakshull and his Director of Staff Evelyn Hartman. Correspondence recipients include chapter leadership; Executive Board members; individual UUP members; the governor of New York State and state legislators; and staff members of NYSUT, particularly its higher education lobbyist, legal counsel, and president, informing them about UUP's position on an issue or seeking NYSUT input regarding a matter.
Some testimony given by President Drescher on various subjects is also included. The activities of SUNY are documented by correspondence sent from SUNY directly to UUP, as well as correspondence distributed by SUNY Central Administration to campus presidents or that the management of a particular campus distributed to campus groups such as department heads and deans, as is the case in the "Discretionary Monies" folder. There is some administrative correspondence with GOER setting up meetings and informing them of upcoming meetings involving UUP leadership.
A broad range of topics are covered in this series, with UUP's legislative activities and yearly concerns regarding the SUNY budget most heavily documented. The legislative-related folders include correspondence with NYSUT's higher education lobbyist, press releases, news articles, copies of testimony, copies of legislation, correspondence to chapter presidents regarding status of bills of interest, and correspondence with legislators. The SUNY budget materials include copies of budgets, information distributed by SUNY Central Administration for campuses regarding the annual fiscal plan; UUP analyses of budgets; and UUP mailings to chapter leadership regarding the budget. The amount of information available about each topic, as well as the directness of its connection with UUP, vary widely. For example, while the "Day Care-Campus Reports" folders include the responses made by chapters to a request from UUP for information about their involvement with campus day care centers, the folders for the Empire State Day Care Services Corporation mainly contain minutes and reports for board meetings prepared by that organization and dealing solely with that organization and sent to UUP's President as a member of the board of directors.
This series is an artificial gathering of subject files that primarily cover Drescher's years in office (1981-1987), but that were otherwise not identified by who kept them or in what capacity. It includes a small group of files that appear to have been maintained for just the 1982-1983 academic year. As Drescher's chronological file was not begun until August 1984, these earlier files provide a source for Drescher's outgoing correspondence during early time periods. Correspondence filed after Drescher's chronological file was begun appears to have been filed both chronologically and by subject. The subject files in series 7 of Subgroup IV, Office of the Secretary, provide additional subject files covering the years President Drescher was in office.
Correspondence, reports, meeting agendas and minutes, and other distributed materials regarding various UUP committees that the president was a member of, or kept informed of the activities of; correspondence, reports, and materials distributed regarding projects (one-time and continuing) that UUP was involved in (such as the committees of UUP's AFT and NYSUT affiliates that UUP was represented on, conferences that UUP's president attended, and testimony given by UUP's president before various State Senate and Assembly committees); and correspondence, reports, and reference materials on topics in which UUP had a continuing interest (such as the proportion of the annual New York State budget allocated to SUNY, retirement benefits for SUNY employees, proposed legislation affecting SUNY and UUP's lobbying efforts, and the Public Employees Benefit Fund which provided benefits to members of UUP, NYSUT, and PEF [the Public Employees Federation]). There are numerous handwritten notes made by the president on various documents included in this series. Some of those notations, along with notes of his secretary, are purely administrative, i.e., confirming his attendance at a conference or meeting. However, some are more substantive, such as his notes from a particular meeting, his questions or thoughts noted on a report, his handwritten inquires to others involved in a project asking for elaboration on a particular issue or point, notes on meeting agendas regarding the actions taken, and draft correspondence.
Reilly's files for Delegate Assemblies and Executive Board meetings to varying degrees duplicate the materials in the separate Delegate Assemblies and Executive Board series in Subgroup IV, Office of the Secretary. These records also frequently include Reilly's handwritten notes on the distributed agenda and other distributed materials, as well as correspondence received by Reilly and not included in the Secretary's files for these meetings. Files do not exist in this series for all the Delegate Assemblies and Executive Board meetings held during Reilly's administration. Occasionally materials are included in meeting files that seem to merely reflect that they were received at the time of the meeting, not that the subject of the correspondence specifically related to the meeting. Similarly, the materials retained from the NYSUT and AFT executive bodies meetings that Reilly attended are only those that had his handwritten notes or that dealt specifically with UUP.
Particularly heavily documented subjects include the annual SUNY and New York State budget, particularly the 1988-1989 budget; problems with the funding of state employee retirement plans, including the TIAA-CREF option in the late 1980s; UUP's involvement with its affiliates AFT and NYSUT and the functioning of the Public Employees Division of the New York State AFL-CIO; extensive correspondence between Reilly and committee chairpersons regarding recommended members for their committees and with current and prospective committee members regarding their interest in serving on the committee; UUP's legislative and lobbying activities; a myriad of topics relating to SUNY besides its budget such as the proposed restructuring of the SUNY hospitals. This series also includes materials related to some administrative UUP activities, such as life insurance offered to its members, and files devoted to various officers or departments in UUP's administrative office and their activities on behalf of UUP and those it represents.
This series is a somewhat artificial gathering, the bulk of which is made up of records that appear to have been maintained by Reilly's secretary. As a result, at times the files include his secretary's notes on setting up meetings or who will or will not attend a particular meeting or conference. There are also notes from Reilly to his secretary instructing her as to the handling of the document in question, such as where it should be filed or who it should be distributed to. In addition, some records more appropriately maintained by UUP's Secretary somehow ended up with the records included in this series rather than the subject or other files maintained by the Secretary. For example, the only location for information regarding UUP's Humane Animal Experimentation Task Force is in this series, not in the committee, task force, and working group records included in Series 4 of Subgroup IV, Office of the Secretary. This series is also limited in that there is irregular coverage of repeating events. For example, a "committee activity register" reporting the dates of meetings and tasks accomplished of each of UUP's committees, only exists for the 1988-1989 year. Similarly, there are abrupt ends to topics that theoretically should continue through the end of Reilly's term, such as the records filed under "Vice President for Professionals" that end in April 1990, rather than continuing to the end of Reilly's tenure as President. Still, regardless of their organization or origin, the records in this series provide probably the best sense for the wide variety of issues UUP and its president address at any one time as well as the administrative functioning of UUP and its administrative office, and the views and opinions of President Reilly. In many instances, the files in this series were continued into the Scheuerman administration. It is anticipated that those materials will become part of a new "Projects/Subjects--William E. Scheuerman" series in the future.
This subgroup includes only the records of substantive projects that affected members of the UUP bargaining unit as a whole and for which the Vice President for Professionals was primarily responsible rather than the individual working files of each Vice President for Professionals. Other documentation of the work of the Vice President for Professionals is included in the officers reports distributed at Delegate Assemblies and made part of the Delegate Assembly records included in Subgroup IV, Office of the Secretary, Series 2, and in the various subject and project files maintained by both the President and the Secretary.
The 1982-1985 contract between the state and UUP provided for a study of the promotional opportunities for professional employees of the State University of New York. After the commissioned study was issued by consulting firm Arthur Young in May 1986, steps were taken to implement its recommendations. A Management Advisory Committee on Classification and Compensation (MACCC) was established by the State University and given the responsibility of adopting a structure of professional titles that would provide promotional opportunities for professional employees. UUP participated in a joint labor/management committee of the same name formed to provide input to the larger SUNY MACCC (which was made up of just SUNY representatives). The joint labor/management MACCC acted in an advisory capacity only.
This series includes correspondence between SUNY and its campuses, between SUNY and UUP, and primarily between UUP and its professional members and its chapter vice presidents for professionals, chapter presidents, and others, keeping them informed of the status of the reclassification project. Also included is correspondence from chapters reporting on reclassification activities on campuses, including their implementation of the "Albany Plan"-a system implemented by the administration of the SUNY Albany campus for the internal promotion of professional employees which other campuses were required to adopt and adapt for their own professionals; correspondence appealing denials of reclassification for specific titles sent to UUP's Vice President for Professionals; correspondence supporting the creation of titles within specific job families; the Arthur Young study; and listings of titles designated for reclassification. The primary correspondent is Thomas Corigliano who was Vice President for Professionals at the time. Other correspondents include SUNY representatives, UUP President Tim Reilly, UUP Director of Staff Samuel Livingston, the Assistant Director of Staff and various field representatives, and UUP's chapter leadership.
During processing the bulk of the materials in this series were placed in chronological order. Folder titles in quotation marks indicate original folder titles; the rest were assigned during processing. Materials regarding the reclassification project are also located in the project and subject files of President Reilly included in Subgroup III, Series 5; in the records of the Professional Employees Promotion Study Committee and the Promotion and Compensation Committee included in Series 4 of Subgroup IV, Office of the Secretary; and in the subject files included in Series 7 of Subgroup IV, Office of the Secretary. The latter group of records are organized by chapter and mostly contain lists of individuals and titles to be reclassified.
Between December 1987 and May 1996, UUP employed a Safety and Health Specialist who reported to the Vice President for Professionals. The activities of the Safety and Health Specialist included conducting campus visits, reporting potential safety and health problems, and making recommendations on addressing them to UUP chapter leadership; responding to requests from chapter leadership to address specific safety and health concerns on individual campuses; conducting training for campus representatives on safety and health issues; attending health and safety committee meetings on behalf of UUP; attending professional seminars and conferences; and reviewing and interpreting reports dealing with safety and health matters received by UUP and its chapters.
This series consists of records kept by the Vice Presidents for Professionals, primarily copies of correspondence of the Safety and Health Specialist, Rodney Whalen, to chapter leaders reporting results of campus safety visits and responding to requests for assistance, and reports made by the Safety and Health Specialist to the Vice President for Professionals (first Thomas Corigliano, then Thomas Matthews), regarding his activities on behalf of UUP. Also included in this series is a group of booklets/handbooks prepared by the Safety and Health Specialist on health and safety issues, materials addressing specific safety and health topics, and a limited amount of material regarding the joint labor/management committee on AIDS. For additional materials relating to UUP's Safety and Health Specialist and UUP's concern with safety and health issues, including AIDS, see President Reilly's project and subject files in Series 5 of Subgroup III; the records of the UUP AIDS Working Group and the Safety and Health Committee in the committee files in Series 4 of Subgroup IV, Office of the Secretary; and the subject files in Series 7 of Subgroup IV.
Subgroup IIIB: Office of the Vice President for Academics
There are currently no records in this subgroup.
Subgroup IV: Office of the Secretary, 1968-1999. 61.73 cubic feet. Arranged in eight series.
Correspondence arranging meetings of the Executive Board and sending out materials to be considered by the Board such as agendas; proposed resolutions (both for UUP Delegate Assemblies and for NYSUT Representative Assemblies); officer reports and testimony; third- party reports on higher education, the budgets for New York State and SUNY, and other topics of concern. Minutes of past Executive Board meetings were also routinely distributed. This series also contains correspondence enacting decisions by the Board and correspondence acknowledging receipt of materials for consideration by the Board. Some of the correspondence is actually addressed to chapter presidents and/or other leadership groups, but the Executive Board was copied (although in some instances this is not clearly indicated).
The minutes for Executive Board meetings held from May 1973 to May 1993 are included in Subgroup I, Governing Bodies, Series 2. Additional materials regarding Executive Board meetings are located in Series 3 and 5 of Subgroup III, Office of the President, subseries 6.1 of this Subgroup, and Series 1 of Subgroup V, Office of the Treasurer.
Several separate groupings of records, in various organizational states, were combined to create this series. Files from 1985 on were filed in separate categories: "correspondence" and "minutes and agendas" (the latter of which also included numerous attachments and materials distributed at or prior to Board meetings). Some earlier files were similarly categorized, but with a great deal of overlapping and misfiling between them. For ease of use they were combined into a single chronological group. Materials in the files were put into chronological order unless the dates were so widely divergent that it appeared they may have been a set of materials distributed at a single time, in which case the materials were left together. This is particularly true for the minutes and agenda files from 1988 on, which were rubberbanded together with the memorandum used to send materials to board members. These groupings are now separated by blank sheets of paper. For the most part, the dates on the folders represents the dates of the memoranda distributing the meeting agendas (sent out a few weeks before each meeting); although the attached materials often pre- and post-date the memorandum. Beginning with the files for Executive Board meetings held in 1994, just the date of the meeting is given on the folder. There is some duplication between materials distributed to the Executive Board and those distributed at Delegate Assemblies, such as officer reports.
Programs for Delegate Assemblies ("DAs") (containing schedules, lists of delegates and committees, membership reports, and agendas); minutes for current DA and immediately preceding DA; reports of officers and standing committee chairpersons, including a treasurer's report usually presented at the Spring DA with budget proposals and financial statements; reports on the implementation of pending business approved by past DAs; correspondence to delegates prior to DAs regarding schedule, agenda, and UUP-wide membership report (used to determine the number of delegates for each chapter); other correspondence relating to DAs including setting up committee meetings and meeting space for political caucuses; resolutions proposed by chapters and committees for consideration at DA; and news articles, third party reports and correspondence, UUP-created reports, and other materials distributed to delegates regarding issues under consideration. Attendance and rooming forms on which chapters reported the names of their delegates and their elected term are also included for some of the DAs prior to 1986.
Minutes and transcripts for Delegate Assemblies are included in Subgroup I, Governing Bodies, Series 3 and Series 4, and include minutes for years not covered by the materials in this series (1973-1976). Some additional materials relating to DAs held between 1973 and 1976 are included in Subgroup II, UUP Predecessors and Early UUP Years, Series 2, and in Subseries 6.1 of this Subgroup for the years 1973-1981. Materials from some of the Delegate Assemblies held during President Reilly's term in office are included in Series 5 of Subgroup III.
Files were in no standard order originally and an attempt was made during processing to generally arrange them in the following order: program, agendas, officer and committee chairperson reports, resolutions, correspondence and "other" materials. However, no attempt was made to group materials such as officer and chairperson reports with the memoranda that purported to send them to delegates if they were not found attached to the memorandum to begin with. Expense vouchers (a three-part carbon form included in every DA packet) were not retained. The actual packets mailed to delegates prior to each DA and the packets distributed to delegates at the DA were included in some later files, particularly from the Fall 1993 DA on, often with a listing of the materials that were included in each packet. The general DA files for this time period include early mailings made with rooming forms and delegate apportionment information, copies of resolutions used at the DA, the secretary's notes from the DA sent to the stenographer for use in preparing the transcript for the DA, and miscellaneous materials distributed at the DA or relating to the DA, including election related materials from the Spring DAs.
Letters, memoranda, and other mailings made to chapter presidents from UUP's Administrative Office primarily from statewide officers and committee chairpersons, along with copies of reports, testimony, benefits information, and other materials distributed to chapter presidents for further dissemination among chapter members. Topics include SUNY and chapter budgets including testimony of UUP's President on SUNY budget; statements by New York State's governor and legislators on higher education; UUP's lobbying activities; benefits available from NYSUT and UUP for active and retired members; voter registration and election endorsements; summaries of Executive Board meetings; status reports on negotiations and contract ratification; solidarity campaigns; new member recruitment activities; agency fee procedures; chapter presidents' meetings; upcoming Delegate Assemblies; information regarding chapter secretaries and the CWA contracts covering chapter secretaries.
Some materials in this series are not specifically identified as being sent to chapter presidents (i.e., there is no accompanying cover memorandum), however because regular mailings are made to chapter presidents, this does not preclude that such materials were not also distributed to this group. In other instances, attachments referred to in some mailings were not included with the records in this series. The amount of correspondence in these files drops off substantially after May 1993. From approximately 1990 on, a significant portion of the information disseminated to chapter presidents was sent via electronic mail. See Subgroup III, Office of the President, Series 2 for electronic mail correspondence.
Correspondence setting up meetings of chapter presidents, meeting agendas, participant lists, and some materials distributed at meetings. These files only cover the Reilly administration.
Correspondence between chapter representatives and statewide officers and Administrative Office, and inter-chapter correspondence that was copied to UUP's Administrative Office, including memoranda and other materials distributed by campus administration on policies and other issues that chapter officers wanted to make statewide officers aware of. Topics include status of grievances; chapter meetings; chapter elections (including disputed elections); individual campus issues such as the proposed sale of a building used for campus or policies particularly impacting one campus; statewide issues such as SUNY policies and operations as a whole; negotiations commentary and committees; correspondence to campus presidents; and news articles sent to UUP's President on chapter informational picketing and higher education issues. Files for the health science centers (particularly for Brooklyn Health Science Center [formerly the Downstate Medical Center]) also contain correspondence regarding clinical practice management plans, and draft agreements. Chapter newsletters are also included in this series, although most are not complete runs. They are in separate folders for the mid 1970s to the late 1980s, after which time newsletters were included in the main chapter folders. Chapter newsletters inform members about upcoming meetings, the status of negotiations, messages from the chapter president, information on grievances affecting the chapter, and SUNY budget issues.
Chapter records precede the formation of UUP and include materials from the predecessor SPA chapter as well as occasional SUFT materials, including occasional newsletters. Early chapter files also include correspondence regarding members concerns' over the proposed merger of SPA and SUFT, early attempts to increase membership, frequent reports certifying elected officers for purposes of representation at the Delegate Assemblies, and copies of the chapter's constitutions and by-laws. The records from 1975 to 1977 contain many letters on administrative grievance matters, as well as election report forms and correspondence regarding members' resignations and chapter newsletters. The chapter files deal with the NEA/NYEA challenge to UUP in 1977-1978 to varying degrees. Other one time issues covered in this series include a 1974 survey of chapter activities, and correspondence in 1986 and 1987 regarding discretionary salary increases. The bulk of the files for the years 1989 to 1991 are made up of rosters of members receiving increases in salary and additional correspondence regarding discretionary salary adjustments, as well as chapter election reports. Election reports and "Article 16.4" information (by which the campuses are required to inform UUP of new employees) are frequent in the files covering 1991 to 1994. Correspondence between UUP's President and chapter leaders and members about campus-specific issues such as parking, teaching workloads, and grievances from CWA regarding chapter secretaries, as well as grievances filed by chapter members are common in the records from the 1990s.
Chapter files were maintained in several groupings, often with overlapping dates. In the course of processing, these files were organized into chronological order and duplicates eliminated. The files are currently arranged alphabetically in two chronological groupings, 1968-May 1993 and June 1993-1996. Misfiles were frequently found and corrected during processing, although no systematic review was made to ensure that all misfiles were found and corrected. The most common misfiles were between similarly named chapters, such as Stony Brook and Stony Brook Health Science Center, the three Buffalo-area chapters, and the various health science centers.
There are occasional gaps, or extremely sparse coverage, in the records relating to various chapters, particularly prior to 1980 and for the early 1990s. Additional chapter files (mainly covering 1975 to 1981) are located in Subseries 3.2 of Subgroup III, Office of the President. In addition, for the records in this series, particularly for the period of the late 1970s and 1980s, the amount of correspondence existing for a chapter seems to be directly related to the degree of activism and involvement of the chapter president in UUP at the statewide level. During a preliminary processing effort undated materials were included at the very back of the earliest file. However, these materials may or may not predate the other materials in the folder. Infrequently correspondence in this subseries includes a notation that the incoming letter being responded to is filed under the correspondent's name in the alphabetical files. These files are included in Subgroup IV, Office of the Secretary, Series 5. Finally, it should be noted that although UUP's Administrative Office maintains files on individual chapters, they do not necessarily present a complete record of the activities of any given chapter, nor do they represent all of the records of a chapter. Individual chapter offices may have more extensive records relating to their chapter's past activities.
The records in this series document, to varying degrees, the activities of UUP's standing committees, ad hoc committees, joint labor-management committees, task forces, and working groups. Included for most committees are the administrative correspondence created at UUP's administrative office setting up meetings, obtaining approval from the Governor's Office of Employee Relations for organizational leave time for meeting attendees, and confirming committee appointments. Lists of committee members are also frequently included.
The substantive work of each committee is documented by meeting agendas and minutes; the materials, such as third-party reports, distributed to committee members for their use in preparing for committee meetings; correspondence between UUP's President and the committee chairperson; and correspondence from UUP's officers and the committee chairperson to the committee as a whole. The records for joint labor-management committees include reports and correspondence prepared by the state with regard to the committee, as well as communications between only UUP's participants on those committees. If a formal report was at some point prepared by a committee or task force, drafts of the report are often included in that committee's or task force's records. Finally, the reports made by the committee chairperson to Delegate Assemblies are occasionally included in this series. (Committee chairperson reports are also found in the Delegate Assembly records in Series 2 of this Subgroup.)
As of February 2001, UUP's standing committees are: Retired Membership, Affirmative Action, Elections and Credentials, Finance, Grievance, Legislation, Membership, Negotiations, Part-Time Concerns, Solidarity, and Women's Rights and Concerns. Over the years, UUP's ad hoc committees, task forces, and working groups have addressed a variety of issues, particularly in the area of higher education and improving SUNY (for example, the Student Retention and Recruitment Committee, the Public Education Committee, the Undergraduate Education Task Force, the Teacher Education Task Force, the University Development Committee, and the Excellence Committee). Issues of concern to particular segments of UUP's bargaining unit have also been addressed (for example, the Colleges of Technology Task Force, the Health Science Center Concerns Committee, and the Nursing Profession Work Group). Joint labor-management committees have addressed safety and health issues, child care, health benefits, professional study leaves, employee assistance programs, salary disparities, and providing retraining and re-education opportunities for retrenched employees. Finally, some of UUP's committees have focused on improving UUP and its operations such as the Constitutional Study Committee, the Computer Technology Committee, and the Re-Imagine UUP Committee.
Committee-specific materials include election result reports and correspondence on possible election irregularities for the Elections and Credentials Committee; financial summaries and the report of the treasurer, and chapter budget requests and approval requests for extraordinary expenditures for the Finance Committee; chapter responses to a survey on membership and membership recruitment activities in 1982 for the Membership Committee; proposed legislation and state budgets for the Legislation Committee; and studies on indoor air pollution and other workplace health concerns for the Safety and Health Committee. There is some overlap between the records of the Membership Committee and Retired Membership Committee because correspondence were occasionally addressed to both groups, and they deal with an overlapping area of interest. The files for the Negotiations Committee has correspondence, appointment letters, and meeting information for UUP's Negotiations Team and its Ad Hoc Advisory Committee for Negotiations, occasional negotiations bulletins and responses to members on issues of concern for negotiations, and multiple copies of lists of committee and team members as well as some attendance lists for negotiations meetings and workshops. Grievance committee records include reports to the president recommending the continued pursuit or the abandonment of specific grievances. Background materials for some of the applications submitted to the Legal Defense Fund Committee are included with the records of that committee.
The amount of materials available for each committee, task force, and working group, and the degree of organization of those materials, varies. The records that make up this series were primarily taken from the main committee records maintained by UUP's statewide secretary. Frequently, however, additional folders for specific committees were encountered during processing and incorporated into this series. Except in a few instances when the additional materials were retained separately because the identity of the individual maintaining the records was known, the new materials were interfiled in chronological order into the main committee files, which were themselves organized, to the extent possible, into chronological order during processing. The records for the Legislation Committee during the 1980s were in particular disarray and it was only possible to put them in rough chronological order. Throughout this series, undated materials were kept near their original location but due to the sometimes widely varying dates of the documents found on either side of undated documents, some undated materials may not be correctly located by date. The names of a few committees and task forces have changed over the years, however for the most part just one name is used for each committee in the folder list for this series.
Materials related to committee work during the mid-1970s can also be found in the SPA/UUP Administrative Office General Files in Series 2 of Subgroup II, usually under the name of the topic that each committee dealt with rather than the committee name itself (i.e., Legislation or Membership rather than Legislation Committee or Membership Committee). Committee files for 1975-1981 are also located in Subgroup III, Subseries 3.1, Wakshull Administration, Subject Files. Finally, the project and subject files in Series 5 of Subgroup III include materials relating to the work of some committees, task forces, and working groups during the Reilly presidency from May 1987 to May 1993.
Outgoing correspondence from members of UUP's Administrative Office, including the President, Executive Director (later Director of Staff), Secretary, communications associates, field representatives, benefits specialists, and office manager. Recipients include individual members of UUP, chapter officers, NYSUT representatives, SUNY administrators on individual campuses and statewide, representatives of the Governor's Office of Employee Relations, legislators, editors of New York newspapers, and representatives of various unions and other organizations that UUP had contact with in conducting its business. Incoming correspondence are occasionally attached, more so during the Drescher administration (1981-1987) than during the Wakshull administration (1975-1981), but enclosures referred to in outgoing letters are rarely included. Topics include appointments to committees; questions regarding the reasons for members' resignations; communications regarding chapter-specific issues; inquiries about benefits provided to members, which during the 1970s was primarily life insurance; later correspondence from benefits specialists covering a wider variety of benefit issues; and grievances. For the most part grievance-related correspondence are administrative (i.e., to set up hearings with the State and the grievant, to inform the grievants of the status of their grievance including decisions by UUP not to appeal a grievance, and to inform the State that a grievance decision will or will not be appealed).
Additional topics include requests for leave time for committee participation; negotiations; contact with the AFT and NYSUT; Delegate Assemblies; correspondence with State and SUNY representatives; and correspondence with members and UUP leadership on one-time issues. Occasionally a copy of a chapter newsletter is included with a member's correspondence inquiring about or commenting on something that they read in the newsletter. Infrequently the outgoing correspondence in Subgroup III, Office of the President, Series 1--Chronological Files, and Subgroup IV, Office of the Secretary, Subseries 3.3-Chapter Files includes a notation that the incoming letter being responded to is filed under the correspondent's name in these alphabetical files.
The files begin in May 1975, when Samuel Wakshull became UUP's President and end in 1996 during the Scheuerman administration, and are arranged alphabetically in two chronological groupings, May 1975-May 1993 and June 1993-June 1996. Materials were filed alphabetically under the name of the recipient except in cases when the recipient worked for an organization, such as NYSUT, in which case the correspondence was filed either under the recipient's name or the organization's, or under both names. The vast majority of letters sent to SUNY/GOER representatives about particular grievances are filed under the name of the grievant, not the recipient of the letter. Although correspondence continued to be filed alphabetically through 1996 (when this series was discontinued by UUP's Administrative Office), the regularity of the correspondence in this series drops off significantly towards the end of 1990 and early 1991. Correspondence dated after that time were more often from the Director of Staff and the office project coordinator than the President, and primarily dealt with individual grievances.
A preliminary processing effort created four boxes under the general heading "Secretaries Files," with the folders in two of the boxes additionally designated as belonging to Edward J. Alfonsin (UUP's Secretary from 1975 to 1981, although some of the files pre-date his tenure as Secretary). It is unknown if this arrangement was original to the records themselves or created during preliminary processing. The records in this series overlap the records in other series in this collection, particularly the records of Delegate Assemblies and Executive Board meetings. However, the membership lists in this series are not found elsewhere in the collection.
This series includes Delegate Assembly and Executive Board records, and subject files. The Delegate Assembly records include programs, minutes, correspondence and other documents relating to proposed resolutions and actions taken at Delegate Assemblies, membership reports used to determine the number of delegates allocated to each chapter, and reports from chapters indicating their elected delegates. Also occasionally included with the Delegate Assembly materials are lists of the academic and professional members at each chapter. Materials related to the Executive Board mainly include correspondence sent to the Board with information on upcoming meetings, letters of resignation, and meeting minutes. Additional materials are organized by subject matter, primarily relating to the Research Foundation of the State University of New York and whether Research Foundation employees (who are not part of the UUP bargaining unit) were being used in place of retrenched members of the bargaining unit.
Correspondence and other materials regarding Delegate Assemblies, Executive Board meetings, workshops, chapters, NYSUT, and various other subjects. Unique to this series are the "Membership Lists" identifying members by category (academic or non-teaching professional) for each chapter. Under the folder headings "Collective Bargaining Elections" and "National Education Association" are materials dealing with the NEA/NYEA challenge. "Chapter Materials" include election reports from various chapters, supplementing the materials in the "Election Material" and Election Report" folders.
Subject files designated as those of the Secretary, although the exact individual maintaining the files is unknown as they span several Secretaries' terms and include materials from prior to UUP's creation through the Reilly administration. The bulk of the files cover the end of the Wakshull administration, the entire Drescher administration, and the first year or so of the Reilly administration. It is suspected that the project and subject files from the Reilly administration included in Series 5 of Subgroup III in some way superseded these files except with regard to a few subjects.
This series primarily includes correspondence, UUP-produced materials, and third-party reports and publications. Correspondents include UUP's President, Secretary, Vice Presidents, and occasionally UUP's Director of Staff. The recipients include chapter leadership, individual members, representatives of other higher education and labor organizations. Among the materials that date back to the Wakshull administration, some infrequently include handwritten notes that may be those of Evelyn Hartman, UUP's Executive Director during the Wakshull administration. To some extent, the materials in this series are slightly more administrative to UUP's operations than those included in the project and subject files of Presidents Wakshull, Drescher, and Reilly in series 3, 4, and 5 of Subgroup III. For example, this series includes materials relating to UUP's incorporation and dissolution as a corporate entity, correspondence between UUP, Hartford Life, and Metropolitan Life Insurance Company regarding the excess major medical and group life insurance UUP provides for its members; correspondence regarding lending UUP phone lines to NYSUT, setting up a credit union for UUP's administrative office staff, and some agreements and correspondence with the Communications Workers of America (CWA) which represents UUP's clerical staff. The series also includes such reference materials as agency fee procedures, PDQWL grant application forms, and the policies of the SUNY Board of Trustees for a number of years. No one topic is particularly focused on, although the amount of materials for each subject varies widely. The lobbying materials include handwritten lobbying reports made by UUP members on lobbying days reporting which legislators (or their staff) they met with and their reactions to UUU's concerns.
UUP is affiliated with New York State United Teachers, the American Federation of Teachers, and the AFL-CIO. UUP's President has at times been a vice president of the AFT and served on its Executive Council, as well as on the Board of Directors of NYSUT. In addition, UUP sends representatives to the annual NYSUT Representative Assembly, the biennial AFT convention, and the biennial New York State AFL-CIO convention. Only a few officers attend the AFL-CIO conventions, while a substantial number of delegates are elected to attend the RAs and AFT conventions as representatives of UUP.
The materials in this series relate to the conventions of these affiliates and include mailings to all UUP delegates regarding the convention details including administrative information such as hotel accommodations and travel arrangements, as well as correspondence regarding UUP resolutions to be proposed at the conventions. Also included are the materials that the affiliate distributes in connection with the convention, including booklets with proposed resolutions, agendas, promotional literature about programs sponsored by it and/or benefits offered by it, a copy of its constitution, listings of delegates, budget reports, officer reports, daily summaries of proceedings, and news articles or reports relating to key topics of concern. In some instances, particularly in the Reilly years (for which the most information is available), a separate file is included which contains Reilly's copies of some of the UUP and affiliate-distributed materials annotated by him, as well as occasional handwritten notes. The Secretary's files contain the more administrative and logistical materials.
The records in this series provide an opportunity to examine UUP's interactions with its affiliates in statewide education (NYSUT), education nationally (AFT) and organized labor statewide (AFL-CIO) and the various resolutions it has sought to have adopted by each organization. Additional materials relating to affiliate conventions can be found in the Secretaries' Files, Series 6 of this Subgroup, while materials dealing with the more direct relationship between UUP and its affiliates, such correspondence between UUP and the leadership of these affiliates, can be found in the various subject and correspondence series in this collection. Consult the index to the box and folder list for the exact locations.
Subgroup IVA: Special Projects, 1967-1993. 4.33 cubic feet. Arranged in four series.
This subgroup was created for records relating to specific projects that UUP was involved in but for which the specific office of origin was unknown or unclear because two or more departments were involved in it. This subgroup also contains records of one-time projects of UUP's Research Department that dealt with UUP as a whole. Related materials for these specific projects can be found elsewhere in the collection, as noted in the individual series descriptions.
In the late 1970s UUP faced the most serious challenge to its position as bargaining agent from the New York Educators Association, an affiliate of the National Education Association. UUP disaffiliated itself from the NEA in 1976. The NEA/NYEA challenge culminated in an election for bargaining agent conducted by the New York State Public Employment Relations Board in December 1978. Through much of 1978, UUP campaigned for its continuation as bargaining agent for SUNY faculty and non-teaching professionals, with the assistance of professional organizers from the AFT and NYSUT field representatives.
This series is an artificial gathering of NEA/NYEA challenge materials found during the course of processing the collection. The primary records are the "excelsior listings" (poll lists) used during the representation election ballot count conducted on December 22, 1978. They give the names, addresses, and positions of every member of the UUP bargaining unit and the number of the ballot sent to each member. The excelsior listings are in order of the ballot numbers (which were assigned by chapter). The excelsior listings were also hand-marked to indicate who were members of UUP and from which individuals ballots were received to be counted. There are two copies of the ballot count excelsior listings. One set is organized into seventeen separate groups in 1,000 ballot intervals that were used at the actual counting tables, and include a list of the observers for UUP, NEA/NYEA, the State, and PERB for those ballots, instructions for UUP observers, and forms for UUP's observers to record challenged ballots. Although the excelsior listings do not indicate the vote made by each individual, they do provide a record of who voted in the challenge election and whether or not they were members of UUP. The excelsior listings also provide a snapshot of UUP's membership, and are the only records available in this collection that list the entire UUP bargaining unit further annotated as to who was a member of UUP. Also included in this series are campaign materials, the results of a pre-election Harris poll commissioned by UUP, and a series of news clippings regarding the challenge and election.
Other materials relating to the NEA/NYEA challenge, including correspondence detailing UUP's organizing activities during the campaign, can be found in the subject files of President Wakshull in Subseries 3.1 of Subgroup III; the records of UUP's Treasurer Joseph Drew in Subgroup V; and in the photographs and printed memorabilia in Subgroup VIII, Communications Department.
During the 1980s and early 1990s UUP worked to correct salary disparities on behalf of its bargaining unit using a fund established in its contracts with the state. The contracts specifically prohibited the use of the fund for across-the-board salary increases and left the determination of the exact allocation of the disparity funds to a joint state/UUP committee. The primary intent of the disparity project was to identify specific categories of employees whose salaries were below national standards, not to address individual salary disparities. This did not prevent many bargaining unit members, however, from writing to UUP to make a case as to why their individual salary was unfair and should be corrected. For the most part, particularly for the latter disparity funds, materials submitted by individual applicants were not retained.
The records in this series are organized alphabetically within two groups, based on the contract year to which the appeals related. The first set of applications were made in late 1983 and early 1984, primarily by groups (particularly librarians). The application files include correspondence and supporting documentation demonstrating how the applicants' salaries compared locally and with their profession at large, and additional materials supporting their claim for disparity payment. There is no uniform set of materials provided by each group or individual applicant. Also included in this series is correspondence, including additional letters to UUP making the applicants' case for disparity funding as well as individual commentary and complaints regarding being overlooked for disparity payments. The rosters included in this series list by campus and title the disparity payments to be made; it is unclear however if these were drafts or the final copies of the payment rosters. Only group applications are included in this series for the later disparity program in 1987-88. Like the earlier applications, they contain varying amounts of information submitted by each applicant group.
For additional materials relating to salary disparity, see the project and subject files of President Reilly in Series 5 of Subgroup III; and the records of the Disparity Committee in Series 4 of Subgroup IV, Office of the Secretary.
In the late 1980s, UUP created an "Archives Committee," responsible for creating a plan for the long-term management and preservation of UUP's records. The records of the Archives Committee are included in Series 4 of Subgroup IV, Office of the Secretary. It is unknown if the committee specifically solicited historical documents or if an awareness of the committee and its charge prompted members to send to UUP materials they thought were historically important. Regardless, this series is an eclectic mix of materials relating to the Senate Professional Association, the State University Federation of Teachers, the State University Professional Association, and UUP. It reflects activities both statewide and on individual campuses and includes correspondence, meeting minutes, newsletters, negotiations proposals, handwritten notes, and workshop handouts. The records document some of the activities of the American Association of University Professors on SUNY campuses; mailings received by members of SPA welcoming them to that organization and informing them of the issues of the day; meetings of SUFT and SUPA; SPA's negotiations in the early 1970s and UUP's negotiations in the late 1970s; and some of the materials distributed to its leadership at the many workshops UUP has held over the years. One folder in the series documents student strikes on the SUNY Albany campus in 1970 and the response of faculty to those activities. Some of the materials in this series duplicate those found in Subgroup II, UUP Predecessors and Early UUP Years, and in the negotiations records in Subgroup VI for the applicable contract years. However, some of the campus-specific materials and the correspondence sent by SPA to its members are unique to this series, as are the set of workshop booklets.
UUP's Research Department conducts research on a variety of topics to assist UUP's leadership, committees, negotiators, and other UUP constituencies. One method of research is surveys sent to all or portions of UUP's membership. The completed survey forms (for the most part anonymous) often contain handwritten comments from members, documenting not only their thoughts and concerns regarding the subject of the survey, but occasionally broadly sweeping criticism of or praise for UUP in general. The surveys distributed to gather member input on negotiations are included in Series 3 of Subgroup VI, Labor Relations-Negotiations. Included in this series are the completed forms from other surveys conducted by the Research Department.
The Re-Imagine UUP Committee was responsible for examining UUP's structure and operations and producing a report regarding the type of union UUP was to be in the future. The records for the committee, along with its report, are located in Series 4 of Subgroup IV, Office of the Secretary, supplemented by the project and subject files of President Reilly in Series 5 of Subgroup III. In the course of preparing the report, the Committee engaged the AFT and a research consulting firm to conduct surveys of UUP bargaining unit members. In order to supplement the information gained through those methods, and to cover issues the committee felt it needed more information on, a single page, two-sided survey was inserted into the Voice.
The insert solicited input on the direct election of officers, term limitations, what UUP should expect from its affiliates, whether affiliations benefit UUP, the make-up of UUP's Executive Board, UUP's lobbying efforts, and UUP's promotion of curricular and pedagogical reforms. Approximately 300 survey forms were returned, most with handwritten comments. No formal tabulated results exist, but the first survey form in the group has percentages written on it. Also included in this series are a number of completed surveys that appear to have been received too late to be tabulated.
In early 1993, UUP's Research Department conducted a survey of both academic and professional newer members (classified as those who had been employed for less than ten years at their current campus). The tabulated results for both groups are included in this series, along with the completed survey forms for academic newer members only. The four-page survey form solicited information on topics such as possibilities for tenure, ability to obtain continuing appointment, workload, preferred salary mechanisms, availability of child care, flexibility of hours, impact of union participation on career, familiarity with UUP, and ways in which UUP could best serve the needs of newer academic members.
Subgroup V: Office of the Treasurer, 1972-1981. 1.0 cubic
feet. Arranged in one series.
Only the records of UUP's first Treasurer, Joseph Drew, have been maintained as a unit. For the most part, the work of later treasurers is recorded in the treasurer's reports and UUP annual budgets distributed at Delegate Assemblies and made part of the Delegate Assembly packets included in Series 2 of Subgroup IV, Office of the Secretary.
Contains Executive Board meeting minutes (both draft and final), materials distributed at Delegate Assemblies, financial records including budget reports; finance committee meeting records, and other materials relating to UUP negotiations, committees, and projects, maintained by Joseph Drew who was treasurer of UUP from 1973-1974 and October 1975-July 1981. Drew was also active in both the statewide Senate Professional Association and the SPA's Buffalo chapter prior to the creation of UUP. These records deal frequently with UUP's predecessors, particularly the Senate Professional Association. See Subgroup II, UUP Predecessors and Early UUP Years, for additional records for that and other predecessor organizations.
Subgroup VI: Labor Relations-Negotiations, 1968-1999.
25.73 cubic feet. Arranged in four series.
Additional materials regarding negotiations are located in Subgroup II, UUP Predecessors and Early UUP Years; the files of Presidents Wakshull and Reilly in Subgroup III; and the files of Joseph Drew including in Subgroup V, Office of the Treasurer. The records of UUP's Negotiations Committee are included in Series 4 of Subgroup IV, Office of the Secretary. Many of these records, however, deal more with the mechanics of negotiations and the operation of the Negotiations Committee, than the details of negotiations themselves. The materials in this Subgroup best document the overall negotiations process and the specific issues under discussion for any given contract.
There was no discernable order to negotiations materials through the 1988-1991 contract and during processing they were grouped by the individual contract to which they relate. "Collected Materials" was used to describe materials that were grouped together either by date or subject matter prior to processing, or for materials that were not originally in any order but for which a date or topical order could be readily assigned. At some point, possibly during preliminary processing activities, some of the files now designated as "Collected Materials" were reviewed by someone apparently involved in negotiations and approximate dates assigned to some of the materials. These dates have been written in pencil on the documents. Undated materials were left where they were originally found. During processing, indications were found that many of the files in the 1970s were those of Edward J. Alfonsin (UUP's Secretary from June 1975-June 1981 and member of several negotiations teams), and that many of the materials from the 1980s were from Fred Day (one of the field representatives provided to UUP by NYSUT). However, such materials were only designated by creator when that distinction could be confirmed and it was deemed important to understanding the context of the files.
Agreements, proposals, and "Collected Materials." The latter includes correspondence between the Senate Professional Association and the State of New York and some minutes of SPA's negotiations committee meetings. Topics covered include SPA counter proposals; informing members of the status of negotiations; questions regarding the extent of SPA's representation, with some correspondence from the State University Professional Association (SUPA); discussions of how SPA could best achieve what it wanted to do; the negotiations impasse declared around May 1971; and the establishment of fact-finding and a mediator. In addition, the 1971 agreement had yearly reopeners for salary and salary levels were frequently discussed. The "Collected Materials" in this subseries may have been from the files of Phil Encinio, originally an NYSTA-NEA representative, and by November 1971 SPA's Executive Secretary and Executive Director. The "Collected Materials" for the first half of 1973 included in this series were the files of Alan D. Willsey (chairman of UUP's Legislation Committee) and they overlap both the 1971-1974 contract and the 1974-1976 contract.
Minutes of negotiation meetings; negotiations bulletins; contract proposals; and correspondence, including requests to New York State for salary data. Salary was the primary issue in the 1974-1976 contract negotiations. A folder of "Collected Materials" for the first half of 1973 included in the previous subseries relates to the 1974-1976 contract as well.
Typed transcripts of negotiations sessions as well as handwritten notes taken at the negotiations table, correspondence, numerous annotated drafts of contract language, and contract proposals. The negotiations of the 1977-1979 contract are some of the most heavily documented in this Subgroup. See Series 3 of Subgroup IVA, Special Projects, for additional copies of proposals and handwritten notes related to this contract.
Proposals, correspondence, petitions from members regarding concerns over no single salary schedule in proposed contract, handwritten notes taken at negotiations table, transcripts of negotiations sessions, and information on agreement sent to members. Items of particular concern included part-time staff, medical practice plans, and health care. Retirement benefits and deferred compensation were also issues.
Several drafts of both contract demands and final agreement; informal typed notes on negotiating sessions and negotiating team meetings; handwritten table-taken notes from negotiation sessions; negotiation surveys; correspondence on various topics including concerns for negotiations, and preparatory work to get ready for negotiations and to get understanding of members concerns; and negotiations committee correspondence, notes, and miscellaneous reports on topics of concern. Quality of life issues such as health benefits, workloads, grievances, and compensation levels were of particular concern.
One of the most heavily documented negotiations processes in this subgroup. Multiple drafts and annotated copies of contract demands and language of final contract; transcripts and minutes of negotiation sessions and of UUP negotiations team; notes and correspondence of Tim Reilly, UUP's chief negotiator; correspondence; reports; news articles, petitions, and correspondence regarding UUP actions to protest impasse in contract negotiations; and reports and exhibits prepared for hearing to settle contract impasse. Most of the "Collected Materials" are arranged topically. Salaries, promotion, and health coverage were some of the main issues of concern.
Also included in this subseries are press releases, proposals, and correspondence regarding contract negotiations and final contracts between the Civil Service Employees Association (CSEA) and the Public Employees Federation (PEF) with the State of New York. They appear to have belonged to Fred Day, the NYSUT field representative assisting UUP with negotiations. Negotiations for the CSEA and PEF contracts were taking place around the same time as UUP's negotiations with the state. It is unclear if these materials related to other activities that Day was working on at the time of the UUP negotiations or if they were specifically collected for comparison purposes and/or other use in UUP's negotiations.
Contracts, correspondence, shorthand notes and typed transcripts of negotiations sessions and negotiations committee meetings. Transcripts sometimes include attachments such as additional proposals exchanged between State and UUP or other materials distributed at the negotiations sessions. The final transcript available for this contract covers a "debriefing" meeting held between UUP's negotiations team and negotiations committee the day after UUP signed the memorandum of understanding with the State.
UUP and State contract proposals; correspondence among negotiations team and with State; transcripts of negotiations sessions; contract text and text provided to membership for consideration. This subseries is supplemented by the records of Thomas Corigliano, Chief Negotiator, included in Series 4 in this Subgroup.
Final contract text; contract proposals of State and UUP; negotiation team and negotiations sessions transcripts; handouts and other materials from meetings of UUP negotiations team; correspondence to negotiating team and to State; compiled results of survey sent to members regarding issues for negotiations; notes on visits to chapters regarding member concerns; and negotiations bulletins. This subseries is supplemented by the records of Thomas Matthews, Chief Negotiator, included in Series 4 in this Subgroup, which include materials on specific issues of concern as well as materials regarding the delays experienced in obtaining a contract.
Text of final contract and addendum to contract; negotiations bulletin sent to members with text of, and commentary on, contract; tabulated results of survey of members used in preparation for negotiations.
Correspondence between UUP and the Governor's Office of Employee Relations, reports on collective bargaining in higher education, memoranda of understanding between UUP and the State on evaluation and promotion of professionals, negotiation surveys and other correspondence and materials not obviously related to a specific contract or that overlap contract years.
Correspondence and draft language for clinical practice management plans for medical and dental schools. "Collected Materials" also consist of correspondence, proposals, and draft agreements, and were put in chronological order during processing. There are substantial gaps within the time periods covered by each folder. There are also large gaps (sometimes a year or more) between the dates of some materials and when UUP received them. The date of receipt by UUP was used when determining chronological order. There is a limited amount of materials on clinical practice management plans included with the negotiations materials for individual contracts found in Series 1 in this Subgroup.
This series contains the compiled results of membership surveys conducted by UUP in 1988, 1990, and 1994, as part of its preparations for upcoming contract negotiations. It also includes those survey forms with additional handwritten comments from the member completing the survey. Although for the most part anonymous, these comments document the concerns of UUP members in their own words. Because the information from uncommented forms was already captured in the compiled results, they were not retained as part of this collection.
Survey topics have included academic freedom and professional development/campus environment; working conditions and benefits; health science centers (1990 and 1994 surveys); part-time employment (1988 survey); appointment, evaluation and promotion; contract management; facilities and technology (1994 survey); and salary items. Demographic questions about respondents (such as campus and appointment status) are also included. Compiled results for 1988 and 1990 were generated in various formats-by campus, rank, type of campus (i.e, university center, health science center, four-year college, two-year college) and various other permutations (gender, academic, professional, librarian, research, health practitioner, resident, part-time employees, and UUP leadership). For 1994, only totals and a break down by part-time employees, academics, and professionals are available in this series. See Subseries 1.9 and 4.2 in this Subgroup for other compiled results for the 1994 survey. For the most part, the 1994 survey forms are organized by chapter, while forms for 1988 and 1990 are arranged by the control number assigned to the form when it was returned to UUP.
In addition to the regular negotiations survey, as part of negotiations preparations in 1994, a separate "Member Suggestion Form" (which appears to have been distributed in connection with member meetings held on campuses to get input for the upcoming negotiations issues) was used to obtain anecdotal information to support UUP's negotiations demands. Unlike the survey forms, the vast majority of which are anonymous, the member suggestion forms include the name of the individual making the comment. Subseries 4.2 in this Subgroup has some additional member suggestion forms.
Evelyn Hartman was appointed UUP's chief negotiator in January 1977. In a prior organization effort, these files were labeled as her negotiations files, however with the exception of only a few files, they do not specifically relate to UUP negotiations nor is there any indication of how (or if) Hartman used or referred to these files during negotiations. They appear to be more reference files. This subseries includes third-party reports, including materials prepared by New York State United Teachers, and other education unions such as the National Education Association and state bargaining organizations; correspondence; copies of legislation; and announcements issued by SUNY. Materials dated prior to 1975 relate mostly to NYSUT, local school board/district conflicts (particularly in Rochester), community colleges, assistance provided by NYSUT to universities other than SUNY that were seeking to organize, and collective bargaining issues in general, as well as material distributed at training sessions and workshops for union representatives and negotiators. Also included are informational pamphlets and materials regarding various topics such as affirmative action that were prepared for distribution to union organizations to educate them about the issues and employees rights. Correspondence between NYSUT and its field representatives is also common.
Correspondence from UUP members to chief negotiator Thomas Corigliano and UUP's President, Tim Reilly, expressing concerns they would like covered in new contract; correspondence among negotiations team and negotiations committee; draft proposals and agreements; transcripts of negotiations sessions not included in main negotiations files for this contract included in Series 1 of this Subgroup; news reports regarding contract settlements between state and other public employee unions; third-party reports; reference files on issues under negotiation; and handwritten notes. These were the files of chief negotiator Thomas Corigliano. The materials were not filed in any overall order; often there was no identifying information on the folders in which they were found and many of the materials were not in folders at all. Folder titles with quotation marks indicate original folder titles; all other folder titles were assigned during processing and often contain overlapping materials and overlap in date.
Correspondence, information regarding crisis situation and demonstrations regarding the lack of a contract; subject files for particular issues under consideration in contract; and table-taken notes of chief negotiator Thomas Matthews. Omitted were materials from past negotiations, such as the transcripts from the 1991-1995 negotiations sessions and copies of past state and UUP proposals, that Matthews had in his files, but which are available in Series 1 of this Subgroup.
Subgroup VII: Labor Relations-Correspondence, 1972-1993.
2.0 cubic feet. Arranged in two series.
The two series in this subgroup are artificial gatherings created during processing, made up of correspondence files maintained by both UUP's Executive Director/Director of Staff and the President and/or Secretary. They have been weeded of correspondence dealing with specific grievances (which primarily dealt with administrative matters such as notification of the decision by UUP to appeal grievances and setting up hearing dates) and correspondence between UUP and GOER and between GOER and SUNY authorizing the use of employee organizational leave time by delegates, and members of UUP's Executive Board and committees to attend their respective meetings. (Many of the organizational leave correspondence can be found in the individual committee, Delegate Assembly, and Executive Board meeting files included in Subgroup IV, Office of the Secretary.) The records in this series have been supplemented by additional correspondence found in the working files of the Executive Director and Director of Staff that were not made part of this collection.
The Governor's Office of Employee Relations (GOER, also referred to as OER) ensures that all state agencies, including SUNY, observe all policies regarding state employees. It is with GOER that UUP negotiates its contracts and to whom UUP turns when it feels that SUNY is not following the contract or the state's employee rules. The correspondence in this series documents the wide variety of issues that UUP has brought to GOER's attention when it felt that SUNY was attempting to "unilaterally change the terms and conditions of employment" for members of the UUP bargaining unit. The primary correspondents are UUP's President, Executive Director (later Director of Staff), and Associate Director of Staff, and the various directors and assistant directors of GOER over the years. The specific topics covered vary widely, and have included over the years increased teaching workloads, changes in required office hours for faculty, the subcontracting of work by campuses, campus smoking policies, sabbatical leave, promotion guidelines, and clinical practice plans, to name just a few. The correspondence in this series also reflects UUP's concerns, as expressed to GOER, regarding activities of SUNY management seen as inappropriate such as the alleged harassment of grievants, alleged interference with attendance of members at union meetings, alleged disparaging remarks made by SUNY representatives regarding UUP or union activity in general, and in the late 1970s in allowing the presence of representatives of the American Association of University Professors on campus and providing them with meeting space and access to campus mail services in direct violation of UUP's recognition as sole bargaining agent.
Other correspondence in this series includes formulaic letters from UUP to GOER requesting the commencement of negotiations, correspondence setting up labor management meetings and sometimes listing the issues to be discussed, and requests for information about the bargaining unit (such as listings of employees with certain titles). Correspondence seeking GOER's assistance as a liaison with other state agencies such as the Comptroller's Office and Audit and Payroll regarding dues deductions or other paycheck related matters needing to be solved are also included.
In addition to correspondence, this series occasionally includes policy statements sent by the director of GOER to all state agencies regarding employee matters, copies of statements or speeches by representatives of GOER or SUNY, and copies the SUNY policies to which UUP was registering its objections with GOER. Many times, however, attachments to correspondence are not included in this series. While the series includes both outgoing and incoming correspondence, they often do not "match up" and responses to UUP's outgoing letters are not included, or at times the UUP correspondence to which GOER was responding is not included. Additional correspondence between GOER and UUP can be found in some of the project and subject files in the collection, particularly those of Samuel Wakshull in Series 3 of Subgroup III; and in the negotiations files in Subgroup VI. The materials in this series are organized by the name of the GOER representative involved. Each individual's title is indicated in the folder title. The "other correspondents" at the end of the series are for other GOER representatives for whom there was not a substantial amount of correspondence and who were initially filed in "general" or "miscellaneous" GOER correspondence files.
Primarily outgoing correspondence from UUP's President, Executive Director (later Director of Staff) and Associate Director of Staff to representatives at SUNY Central Administration, including the Chancellor, Director of Employee Relations, Employee Relations Associates, and the Vice Chancellors of various areas including Academic Affairs, University Affairs, Employee Relations and Personnel, and Faculty and Staff Relations. The correspondence in this series requested SUNY to investigate practices on specific campuses that UUP objected to or requested clarification on. A wide gamut of issues were covered, such as the application of SUNY policies from one campus to another, vacancy announcements listing below minimum salaries, attendance reporting systems implemented on campuses, the ranking of professional positions, discretionary salary increases, concerns with building security on a campus, and SUNY's patent policy to name just a few.
The correspondence also documents UUP's requests to SUNY for assistance for individual members encountering problems with insurance coverage, salary increases not reflected in paychecks, and receiving confirmations that temporary appointments have been changed to continuing appointments. There is also correspondence setting up labor-management meetings and listing the issues to be discussed. Also occasionally included are copies of SUNY policies, either issued to all campuses or memoranda sent to the SUNY Board of Trustees. For the most part, however, referenced attachments to outgoing UUP correspondence are not included.
Additional correspondence between SUNY and UUP can be found in some of the project and subject files in the collection, particularly those of Samuel Wakshull in Series 3 of Subgroup III. The materials in this series are organized by the name of the SUNY representative involved. Each individual's title is indicated in the folder title. The "other correspondents" at the end of the series are for other SUNY representatives for whom there was not a substantial amount of correspondence and who were initially filed in "general" or "miscellaneous" SUNY correspondence files. Included in these latter folders are some materials dealing with a SUNY Women's Conference held in 1986.
A single page, two-sided newsletter for chapter leaders, chapter newsletter editors, delegates, Executive Board members, and committee members, printed approximately monthly on an academic year basis (i.e., September to June). As of the late 1990s, the circulation of The Connection was approximately one thousand, but chapter newsletter editors are permitted and explicitly encouraged to reprint any materials. Topics receiving regular attention include negotiations updates; member benefits information; SUNY system issues, including the SUNY budget; information on upcoming meetings and Delegate Assemblies; reports on campus specific issues of interest and/or concern to all; reports on political activism and lobbying activities; information on advertising campaigns; upcoming NYSUT and AFT conventions; and information on grant opportunities.
For earlier versions of communications between UUP and its leadership, see the issues of For Your Information in Series 4 of Subgroup II and the Leadership Bulletins in the subject files for the Wakshull Administration in Subseries 3.1 of Subgroup III.
The Voice is the official publication of UUP distributed to all members of the bargaining unit. In addition, complimentary copies are distributed to top-level members of SUNY management, lawmakers, and news media organizations in the state. Published on an academic year basis (i.e., each volume runs roughly from August or September to May or June), The Voice regularly carries candidate statements, information on statewide and Delegate Assembly elections, the annual audit, attendance reports for affiliate conventions, and verbatim text of negotiations proposals made by both the State and UUP. Regularly featured topics include contract negotiations with the State of New York; Executive Board activities; chapter events and issues; the SUNY budget and legislative issues affecting SUNY and higher education; increases in membership; advertising campaigns; feature articles on particular campuses, and/or specific departments or individuals on campus; information on candidates UUP endorses for state and national offices; and messages from UUP's leadership, including columns by UUP's President and reports on the President's activities.
The Voice also carries photographs of Delegate Assemblies, lobbying activities and rallies, negotiations and other meetings, and individual officers and members. In fall 1998 [volume 26] The Voice changed from a newspaper format to a news magazine layout, and became more theme-related with a series of articles devoted to each issue's main theme, such as the concerns of part-time employees, women and the labor movement, academic freedom, and SUNY-specific features such as technology, the performing arts, and athletics on SUNY campuses. A few of the earliest volumes of The Voice are incomplete.
Press releases distributed by UUP. Topics include upcoming Delegate Assemblies; resolutions adopted at Delegate Assemblies; election results for UUP statewide officers; awards given by UUP, such as the Link Scholarship, Friend of SUNY Award, and Nina Mitchell Award; commencement and completion of contract negotiations as well as delays in negotiations and critical issues in negotiations; commentary of UUP regarding SUNY and State of New York actions (for example, the state budget or the appointment of a new Chancellor) that impact SUNY; UUP-sponsored conferences and events; and other issues that UUP wished to make its position clear on. See Subgroup II UUP Predecessors and Early UUP Years, Series 2 SPA/UUP Administrative Office General Office Files for news releases prior to 1977.
Advertisements produced by UUP to coincide with sessions of the state legislature and to raise public awareness of SUNY's needs. Campaigns often focused on the impact of budget cuts on SUNY students and the impact the SUNY system has on the future of New York State. Some "legislative giveaways" carrying the legislative campaign message, as well as some oversized versions of various campaigns are included with the memorabilia in Series 9 of this Subgroup. Television and radio advertisements that accompanied various advertising campaigns are included in the video and audio tapes in Series 6 of this Subgroup. Tentative dates were assigned for some of the materials in this subseries based on information provided by members of UUP's Communications Department.
Compilations produced sporadically in the 1980s and 1990s of news articles "printed in commercial and UUP affiliate publications which reflect the union's activities and interests in communities across the state and in the state capital [as well as] activities that might be useful for information or reprinting in chapter newsletters." When produced, "UUP in the News" was distributed at Delegate Assemblies.
Programs; task force reports, brochures for members, scholarships, and awards; and other printed materials used for both internal purposes and to publicly disseminate UUP's mission and positions on various issues. Some of the materials in this subseries were not actually produced by UUP's Communications Department, but have been grouped here for ease of access. Some of the materials in this subseries are also found with the memorabilia in Series 9 of this Subgroup. Tentative dates were assigned for some of the materials in this subseries based on information provided by members of UUP's Communications Department.
Award certificates, judges' reports and commentary, correspondence, and articles written by UUP staff, for journalism awards won by The Voice and The Connection in contests sponsored by union organizations. The certificates themselves report only the category of the award, not the specific item to which it related. Although not available for all awards, judges' comments, to some extent, and the articles produced by UUP, in particular, identify the exact article, editorial, photograph, or artwork which won the award.
The directories in this series contain the names, addresses, and phone numbers for chapter officers, chapter delegates, and chapter members belonging to statewide committees. Also included are the charges of each committee and lists of committee members; lists of Executive Board members and UUP members who are liaisons to NYSUT committees; contact information for labor relations specialists; and contact information for statewide officers and the staff at UUP's Administrative Office in Albany. A directory with the names and addresses of UUP's retired members in 1990 is also included in this series.
For earlier directories, see the "planning calendar and chapter leadership directories" for 1980-81, 1981-82, and 1982-83 in Series 9 of this Subgroup. The pocket calendars also included in Series 9 contain directory information for just statewide officers and UUP's Administrative Office.
Video and audio versions of UUP advertising campaigns, media coverage of UUP rallies and demonstrations, and conferences sponsored by UUP or in which UUP participated. Also included are appearances by UUP's President on public affairs shows, at legislative hearings, Delegate Assembly presentations, and other venues. Copies of the print advertisements that accompanied the advertising campaigns can be found in Subseries 3.1 in this Subgroup. Tentative dates were assigned to some of the materials in this series based on information provided by members of UUP's Communications Department.
This series also includes audio tapes of most of the 155 "The Best of Our Knowledge" programs funded with a grant from UUP between September 1990 and September 1993 and produced by WAMC/Albany. The program, which aired on public radio, was co-hosted by UUP's President Tim Reilly. Reilly continued as host after his term as UUP's President ended. Each half-hour program presented segments discussing research accomplishments at colleges and universities and issues of concern to the college community. The subjects covered were nationwide, not SUNY-specific. A complete index of the topics covered in each program is not available. However, the contents for a few of the last programs are listed in the box and folder list for this series and give a flavor of the types of subjects covered on the program. In addition, detailed listings for episodes 5 though 104 (with a few omissions) are included in the President's project and subject files in Subgroup III in the form of memoranda distributed by WAMC to managers of stations broadcasting the show.
Black and white and color photographs of individuals, meetings (committees, Executive Board, Delegate Assemblies, workshops, and other gatherings), picketing, lobbying, and news conferences. Photographs are from statewide as well as campus-specific events, with the President, other officers, Executive Board members, and others actively involved in UUP.frequently pictured (although often not identified). Therefore, while some photographs are specifically filed by individual, frequently statewide leaders and other persons active in UUP appear in photographs filed by event or committee. Photographs of specific activities were sometimes filed both under the name of the committee responsible for the activity (such as Negotiations Committee or Elections and Credentials Committee) as well as under the name of the event itself (such as Negotiations or Elections).
Photographs were originally organized in two separate groups-the first containing photographs from the 1970s and early 1980s (organized alphabetically in Boxes VIII.7.1-VIII.7.16), and the second containing photographs from the mid to late 1980s and early 1990s (organized alphabetically in Boxes VIII.7.16-VIII.7.21). Included in the first grouping is a series of photographs from the late 1980s that had been gathered according to the issue of The Voice that they appeared in. In addition, many of the photographs filed by individual name or by subject have production marks and notes indicating that they were used in The Voice at some point. A substantial number of photographs in this series are not identified as to their exact event or the individuals pictured, and The Voice is an important source to further identify events and individuals shown.
Over 4,000 images from the records of UUP are available for viewing online from the University at Albany Libraries' Digital Collections database.
On occasion UUP has created exhibits for its Delegate Assemblies. In addition to including mounted documents and three-dimensional artifacts, the displays have relied heavily on photographs. The mounted documents and photographs used in these exhibits make up this "Exhibits and Displays" series. The artifacts are included with the memorabilia in Series 9 of this Subgroup.
To celebrate its twentieth anniversary in 1993 and its twenty-fifth anniversary in 1998, UUP created an "Archives Room" at its Winter Delegate Assemblies those years. The twenty-fifth anniversary "Archives Room" used the photographs displayed in the twentieth anniversary "Archives Room," supplemented by additional photographs, mounted reproductions of documents, a mounted "time-line" identifying the officers and members of the Executive Board during each presidential administration, various artifacts, and a continuous-run slide projection of UUP photographs. The majority of the photographs are black and white prints, and are roughly arranged by date. Some of the photographs were displayed with captions and in addition to the photographs themselves, photocopies of the photographs with their captions are included in this series.
The slides used in the "Archives Room" are included in Series 9 of this Subgroup, while a video-tape of the still-images displayed, accompanied by a soundtrack of labor songs, is included with the videotapes in Series 6 of this Subgroup. Also included in Series 6 is a documentary history of UUP, including interviews with some individuals actively involved in UUP. Finally, the artifacts used in the twenty-fifth anniversary "Archives Room" are included with the memorabilia in Series 9 of this Subgroup.
Mounted photographs from a display created for Winter 2000 Delegate Assembly. Photographs with captions were originally part of the twentieth and twenty-fifth anniversary "Archives Room" displays. Some photographs for this exhibit were also obtained from the photographs in Series 7 and photocopies of those photographs have been included in this subseries.
Paper records including programs from Delegate Assemblies, contract booklets, pocket calendars, universitas [scholarly journal type of publication], and various brochures, advertisements, bumper stickers, and publications. Non-paper records include lapel pins, delegate name badges, legislative giveaways, buttons, t-shirts, canvas bags, and other three-dimensional artifacts. Some of the paper records in this series, such as the Delegate Assembly programs and contract booklets, duplicate the materials found in the respective series within Subgroup IV, Office of the Secretary, and Subgroup VI, Labor Relations--Negotiations. There is also some overlap between the materials in this series and those in Series 3 of this Subgroup, "Publications." This series also includes oversized versions of some of the legislative ad campaigns in Subseries 3.1.
The bulk of these materials (with the primary exception of the oversized legislative ad campaign materials) were collected for display in "Archives Rooms" set up at Delegate Assemblies to commemorate UUP's 20th and 25th anniversaries in 1993 and 1998 respectively. Legislative giveaways and other materials produced after 1998 have been added to this series, as well as some documents encountered during the review of various working files not made part of this collection.
[Notes: The Roman numeral in the box number indicates the subgroup; the Arabic numerals that follow indicate the series and box number, except for boxes in Subgroup II for which the series numbers were omitted. Box numbers with three Arabic numerals indicate the series, subseries, and box number. Different brands of file folders were used during processing; different colored folders within series merely reflect the order in which materials were processed. A check mark between the folder title and the dates indicates that there are staples or other fasteners in the materials in the folder that were not removed during processing.]
Subgroup I: Governing Bodies, 1968-May 1993
Series 1 -- State University Professional Association and Senate Professional
Association Minutes, 1968-1971. 0.1 reels of microfilm. Arranged chronologically.
Reel 1
Minutes, 1968
Minutes, 1969
Minutes, 1970
Minutes, 1971
Reel 1
Minutes, May 1973-December 1973
Minutes, 1974
Minutes, 1975
Minutes, 1976
Minutes, 1977
Minutes, 1978
Minutes, 1979
Minutes, 1980
Minutes, 1981
Minutes, 1982
Minutes, 1983
Minutes, 1984
Minutes, 1985
Minutes, 1986
Minutes, 1987
Minutes, 1988
Minutes, 1989
Minutes, 1990
Minutes, 1991
Minutes, 1992
Minutes, January 1993-May 1993
Reel 1
Minutes, Spring 1973
Minutes, Fall 1973-Spring 1974
Minutes, Fall 1974-Spring 1975
Minutes, Fall 1975-Spring 1976
Reel 2
Minutes, Fall 1976-Spring 1977
Minutes, Fall 1977-Spring 1978
Minutes, Fall 1978-Spring 1979
Minutes, Fall 1979-Spring 1980
Minutes, Fall 1980-Spring 1981
Minutes, Fall 1981-Spring 1982
Minutes, Fall 1982-Spring 1983
Minutes, Fall 1983-Spring 1984
Minutes, Fall 1984-Spring 1985
Minutes, Fall 1985-Spring 1986
Minutes, Fall 1986-Spring 1987
Minutes, Fall 1987-Spring 1988
Minutes, Fall 1988-Spring 1989
Minutes, Fall 1989-Spring 1990
Minutes, Fall 1990-Spring 1991
Minutes, Fall 1991-Spring 1992
Minutes, Fall 1992-Spring 1993
Reel 2
Transcripts, Fall 1979
Transcripts, Spring 1980
Transcripts, Fall 1980
Transcripts, Winter 1981
Transcripts, Spring 1981
Transcripts, Fall 1981
Reel 3
Transcripts, Winter 1982
Transcripts, Spring 1982
Transcripts, Fall 1982
Transcripts, Winter 1983
Transcripts, Spring 1983
Transcripts, Fall 1983
Transcripts, Winter 1984
Transcripts, Spring 1984
Reel 4
Transcripts, Fall 1984
Transcripts, Winter 1985
Transcripts, Spring 1985
Transcripts, Fall 1985
Transcripts, Winter 1986
Transcripts, Spring 1986
Transcripts, Fall 1986
Transcripts, Winter 1987
Transcripts, Spring 1987
Reel 5
Transcripts, Fall 1987
Transcripts, Winter 1988
Transcripts, Spring 1988
Transcripts, Fall 1988
Transcripts, Winter 1989
Transcripts, Spring 1989
Transcripts, Fall 1989
Transcripts, Winter 1990
Transcripts, Spring 1990
Reel 6
Transcripts, Fall 1990
Transcripts, Winter 1991
Transcripts, Spring 1991
Transcripts, Fall 1991
Transcripts, Winter 1992
Transcripts, Spring 1992
Transcripts, Fall 1992
Transcripts, Winter 1993
Transcripts, Spring 1993
Subgroup II: UUP Predecessors and Early UUP Years, 1964-1979
Series 1 - Joseph Drew's Files, 1969-1975. 0.66 cubic feet. Arranged alphabetically.
Permission is required to access these records. Please contact the curator of manuscripts for additional information.
Box II.1
1. American Association of University Professors (AAUP), 1970-1971
2. Budget Committee (SPA, SUNY/United), Nov. 1971-Jan. 1974
3. Buffalo Center Chapter (SPA, UUP), Feb. 1970-Feb. 1975
4. Buffalo Center Chapter [some statewide also?] (SPA), March 1971-Dec. 1972
5. Civil Service Employees Association (CSEA), March 1970-June 1971
6. Correspondence-Philip A. Encinio (SPA Executive Director), Oct.-Dec.
1972, Sept. 1973
7. Correspondence-Robert Granger (SPA President), Nov. 1972
8. Grievances [corresp. to committees and coordinators bulk] (SPA),
July 1970-April 1973
9. Grievances/Promotions (Negotiations?) (SPA, UUP), Nov. 1972-May
1974
10. Legislation (SPA, SUNY/United, UUP), July 1973, March 1974
11. Medical Caucus-Article 20-Plan for Management of Clinical Practice
(SPA), June 1973
12. Merger (SPA, SUFT, SUNY/United), Dec. 1970, Oct. 1972-March 1973
13. Miscellaneous Correspondence (SPA, SUNY/United), Oct. 1972-Jan.
1974
14. Miscellaneous Reports, 1972-1973
15. Negotiations [proposals, correspondence, bulletins] (SPA, SUNY/United,
UUP), Oct. 1972-May 1974
16. Negotiations-Professional Staff Senate (SUNY/United, SUNY Buffalo),
Jan.-April 1974
17. Negotiations-Salaries (SPA, SUNY/United, UUP), July 1973-April
1974
18. Negotiations/Negotiations Committee (SPA, SUNY/United, UUP), May
1973-May 1974
19. NYSUT District #31 (SPA), Jan. 1973-March 1973
20. Professional Non-Academic Employees (A.P.N.E.A.), July-Nov. 1969
21. Professional Staff Senate (SUNY Buffalo), March-Sept. 1972
22. SPA Executive Board Meetings, Dec. 1972-Jan. 1973
23. SPA Executive Board Meetings, Jan. 1973
24. SPA Executive Board Meetings, Feb. 1973
25. SPA Executive Board Meetings, March 1973
26. SPA Financial Records-Income and Expenditure Reports; Budget
Reports, 1972-1973
27. SPA Financial Records-Monthly Analysis of Deposits; partial
dues payments, April 1971-May 1972
28. SPA Financial Records-Workpapers (balance sheet; income statement;
deposit, disbursement and expense analyses), May 19, 1971
29. SPA Financial Records-Workpapers (balance sheet; income statement;
equipment, expense and deposit analyses), June 30, 1971
30. SPA Financial Records-Workpapers (balance sheet; income statement;
deposits and expense analyses), Sept. 30, 1971
31. SPA Financial Records-Workpapers (balance sheet; income statement;
disbursements journal; dues analysis), Dec. 31, 1971
32. SPA Financial Records-Workpapers (balance sheet; income statement;
disbursement journal), March 31, 1972
33. SPA Financial Records-Workpapers (balance sheet; income statement;
analyses of dues, liabilities, expenses and furniture; equipment inventory;
adjustment journal), June 30, 1972
34. SPA Statewide [SPA newsletters mainly], 1970-1972
35. State University Federation of Teachers (SUFT)-Finances, June-Aug.
1973
36. State University Federation of Teachers (SUFT) [newsletters
and "Dear Colleagues" letters], Fall 1970, Jan. 1971, March 1972
37. State University Professional Association at Buffalo, Feb. 1970-May
1972
38. State University Professional Association (SUPA) [statewide] Fall
1969, Spring 1970-Nov. 1972
39. Unity Caucus (SUNY/United), 1973
Permission is required to access these records. Please contact the curator of manuscripts for additional information.
Box II.1
40. AAUP (American Association of University Professors), Dec. 1970-July
1976
41. AAUP (American Association of University Professors)-Miscellaneous
reports, circa 1964-1972
42. Academic Freedom, Oct. 1973-Feb. 1976
43. Adjuncts-NYSUT Higher Education Task Force, Winter 1978
44. AFL-CIO (NYS), Aug. 1973-Sept. 1976
Box II.2
1. AFT (American Federation of Teachers), 1968-1974
2. AFT (American Federation of Teachers), Jan. 1974-Sept. 1976
3. AFT Benefits, 1972
4. AFT Conventions, June-Oct. 1973
5. AFT Conventions, 1974-1976
6. Agreement (1974-1976), June 1974
7. Agreement-American Arbitration Association-Certificate of
Results, March 1977
8. Agreement Distribution, July 1971-June 1978
9. Agreement Distribution-Improper Practice, Public Employement
Relations Board, Nov. 1971-March 1972
10. Applicants' Resumes, Nov. 1971, June 1972-Sept. 1973, 1977-1978
11. Arbitrations, May 1972-June 1977
12. Article XI-No Discrimination, Sept. 1973-Nov. 1977
13. Article XV (later Article XI)-Leave (organizational), July 1972-Sept.
1978
14. Article XIX-Salaries and Discretionary Monies, May 1971-Dec. 1972
15. Article XIX-Salaries and Discretionary Monies, Jan. 1973-Aug. 1974
16. Article 19 "Discipline" (Raymond Johnson, Stony Brook), July-Oct.
1975
17. Article XIX 1973 Impasse/Data used in Mediation/Fact Finding, 1973
18. Article XXXII-Personnel Files (access to), Oct. 1971-May 1975
19. Articles XXXIII and XXXIV-Evaluation and Promotion of Professionals
(NTP - Non-Teaching Professionals), March 1971-Dec. 1972
20. Articles XXXIII and XXXIV-Evaluation and Promotion of Professionals
(NTP - Non-Teaching Professionals), Jan. 1973-March 1976
21. Articles 33 and 34-Evaluation and Promotion of Professionals,
1971-Dec. 1972
22. Articles 33 and 34-Evaluation and Promotion of Professionals, Feb.
1973-April 1975
23. Article XXXIV-Promotion, 1970
24. Article XXXIV-Promotion, Nov. 1971-Dec. 1972
25. Article XXXIV-Promotion, Jan. 1973-March 1975
26. Article XXXVII-Retrenchment, May 1972-May 1977
27. Baruch College (CUNY)-The National Center for the Study of Collective
Bargaining in Higher Education, Feb. 1973-Nov. 1976
Box II.3
1. Bills (Legislative), 1970-1971
2. Bills (Legislative), 1972-1973
3. Bills (Legislative), 1974
4. Bills (Legislative), 1975
5. Board of Regents-NY State Education Department, Feb. 1971-Aug. 1976
6. Board of Trustees (SUNY)-Correspondence, March-Dec. 1971
7. Board of Trustees (SUNY)-Minutes, Sept.-Dec. 1971
8. Board of Trustees (SUNY)-Correspondence, Jan.-Dec. 1972
9. Board of Trustees (SUNY)-Minutes, Jan.-June 1972
10. Board of Trustees (SUNY)-Minutes, July-Dec. 1972
11. Board of Trustees (SUNY)-Correspondence, Jan.-Nov. 1973
12. Board of Trustees (SUNY)-Minutes, Jan.-June 1973
13. Board of Trustees (SUNY)-Minutes, July-Dec. 1973
14. Board of Trustees (SUNY)-Correspondence and Minutes, Jan.-Dec.
1974
15. Board of Trustees (SUNY)-Correspondence and Minutes, Jan.-Dec.
1975
16. Board of Trustees (SUNY)-Correspondence and Minutes, Jan.-Sept.
1976
17. SPA Budget (including Finance Committee and Budget Committee),
Nov. 1970-Sept. 1975
18. UUP Budget (including Finance Committee), Feb. 1974-March
1977
19. SPA Budgets (including Budget Committee), 1971-1973
20. SUNY Budget, July 1970, April-Dec. 1971
21. SUNY Budget, Jan. 1972-Oct. 1974
22. SUNY Budget, Jan.-Dec. 1975
23. Budget Analyses (misc.), 1969-1972
24. Brochures for phone service and admin office space, 1975, 1977
25. Campus By-Laws, April-Oct. 1972, May 1976
26. Campus Schools, March 1971-Nov. 1972, March 1974-Feb. 1976
27. Carey/Krupsak-NYS Gov./Lt. Gov. campaign endorsement, Sept. 1974-March
1975
28. Certificate Program in Teacher Education (CBTE), Sept. 1973, Nov.
1974-Dec. 1974
29. Certificate Program in Teacher Education (CBTE), Jan.-Sept. 1975
Box II.4
1. "Chairman's CAFÉ Response" (?) [regarding Dr. Leibowitz (grievance?)], undated
2. Coalition of American Public Employees (CAPE)/NEA, July 1972-April
1975
3. Committees (Ad Hoc and Standing) and Caucuses, Sept. 1971-June 1977
4. Community Colleges, March 1971-Aug. 1975
5. Constitution (and Constitutional Review Committee), Oct. 1970-Dec.
1975
6. Construction Fund (SUNY), Feb.-July 1972
7. Consultation with Chancellor (Article IX), Sept. 1971-Dec. 1975
8. Consumer Price Index, Jan.-July 1976
9. CSEA (Civil Service Employees Association), March 1970, April-Oct.
1973
10. CSEA (Civil Service Employees Association), Jan. 1974-July 1975
11. CUNY (City University of New York), May 1974, June 1976
12. Deans' Advisory Committees, Dec. 1973
13. Delegate Assembly, April 1973-Feb. 1977
14. Dental Plan/Insurance, Dec. 1970-July 1975
15. Dual Employment, Dec. 1971-Oct. 1973
16. Dues/Payroll Deductions, Nov. 1970-Dec. 1972)
17. Dues/Payroll Deductions, Feb. 1973-Sept. 1977
18. Dues-Rebates (for chapters), Oct. 1972-Jan. 1975
19. Educational Communications, Office of, Oct. 1970, March 1972
20. Education Records-Privacy Rights, July 1976
21. Elections & Election Committee, May 1972-Nov. 1974
22. Elections & Election Committee, Jan. 1975-Feb. 1976, Dec. 1980-Jan.
1981
23. Energy Crisis/Conservation, Nov. 1973-March 1974
24. EOCs (Educational Opportunity Centers), April 1974-June 1976
25. Equal Employment Opportunity, June 1970-July 1975
26. Evaluation Program of Goals for Elementary, Secondary and
Continuing Education (NYSUT committee), April 1973-March 1975
27. Faculty Senate-Committee Reports, Oct. 1973-Feb. 1975
28. Faculty Senate-Correspondence and Miscellaneous, March 1972-Feb.
1974
29. Faculty Senate-Correspondence and Miscellaneous, March 1974-April
1975
30. Faculty Senate-Handbook and By-Laws (Buffalo Senate), and
by-laws and constitution Professional Staff Senate, 1972-1974
31. Faculty Senate-Minutes, April 1974
32. Freedom of Information Act, Nov. 1974-Sept. 1975
33. Grievances-General, Aug. 1972-Nov. 1973
Box II.5
1. Grievances-General, Jan.-Dec. 1974
2. Grievances-General, Jan. 1975-Aug. 1977
3. Health, April 1974-Dec. 1975
4. Health Benefit Brochures (misc.), 1975-1979
5. Health Science Centers/Medical Caucus, April 1971-June 1977
6. Higher Education, Governor's Task Force on, Jan.-March 1975
7. History, July 1968-Nov. 1969
8. History, Jan.-Dec. 1970
9. History, Jan.-Nov. 1971
10. History, March 1972-Sept. 1973
11. History-Elections, June 1970-March 1971
12. History-Miscellaneous/Undated, circa 1970-1971
13. History-SPA Board of Incorporators meeting minutes, July 1970
14. History-SPA Representative Council and Executive Board minutes;
SUNY/United DA minutes, June 1970-May 1973
15. Human Rights, Aug. 1971-Nov. 1975
16. Insurance, Nov. 1971-Nov. 1975
17. Job Security, Aug. 1973-Oct. 1974, April 1977
18. Labor-Management Meetings, April 1977
19. Legislation, March 1971-June 1973
20. Legislation, July 1973-Feb. 1975
21. Legislation, March 1975-Sept. 1978
22. Librarians, Oct. 1969-April 1972
23. Librarians, May-Dec. 1972, Aug. 1973-Nov. 1975, May 1977
24. Management/Confidential-AAUP, Dec. 1971-May 1975
25. Management/Confidential-E-0491 NYS Redesignation of Positions,
Aug. 1978-Aug. 1979
26. Management/Confidential-Unit original decision, Sept. 1968-April
1970
27. Management/Confidential-CSEA Hearings, Feb. 1972-April 1975
28. Management/Confidential, Oct. 1971-Dec. 1972
29. Management/Confidential, Jan. 1973-March 1975
30. Management/Confidential, March 1972-June 1975, July 1978
31. Management/Confidential, May 1972-Nov. 1979
Box II.6
1. Maternity Leave, Feb. 1972-Dec. 1974
2. Meetings (Chapter Presidents), Jan. 1974-Sept. 1976
3. Membership, Nov. 1971-April 1974
4. Membership, Sept. 1974-Nov. 1976
5. Merger-Membership List, undated (folder 1)
6. Merger-Membership List, undated (folder 2)
7. Merit and Equity Monies, May 1972-Sept. 1975
8. Miscellaneous Arbitration and Grievance Cases, 1973-1975
9. Miscellaneous Arbitration Summaries, 1974-1975
10. National Association of Professional Educators (NAPE) National
Convention Reports, Sept. 1973, Sept. 1974
11. National Coalition for Teacher Unity newsletter, Feb.-Oct. 1973
12. NEA Conventions, Dec. 1972-June 1976
13. NEA National Association of College and University Administrators
(CUA), July 1972-Jan. 1973
14. NEA-DuShane Emergency Fund (legal defense fund), July 1972-April
1974
15. NEA-General, Oct. 1974-July 1976
16. National Education Association Info., June 1975
17. NEA-Special Services, Nov. 1971-July 1975
18. Negotiations, Oct. 1975-Aug. 1977
19. Negotiations Bulletins, President's Log bulletin, July-Sept. 1976
20. Negotiations Committee, Feb. 1971, Dec. 1973, April 1975-June 1977
21. New Contract-Art. 33 Evaluation/Governance, Feb. 1973-Dec. 1974
22. New Contract-Art. 33 Evaluation/Governance, Dec. 1974-April 1975
23. News Releases, 1970-1972, plus undated circa 1973-1975 and earlier
24. News Releases, Feb. 1973-May 1976
25. NTP (Non-Teaching Professionals)/CSEA Bargaining Unit split
attempt, July 1973-June 1976
26. NYSUT-General, March 1972-Jan. 1977
27. Office, Administrative (Misc.), Aug. 1974-Jan. 1976
28. Officers (Statewide and Chapters), Sept.-Nov. 1970, May-Oct. 1972,
April-June 1973
29. Officers (Statewide and Chapters) and Executive Board, Jan. 1974-July
1977
30. Patent Waiver Grievance, Aug. 1976
31. Parking, Aug. 1972-Dec. 1975
32. Personnel & Policies, Carpenter-Encinio, 1971-1976
33. Personnel & Policies, Farina-Purcell, 1971-1976
Box II.7
1. Personnel & Policies, Suarez-Ziman, 1971-1976
2. Presidential Speeches-DeLucia and Wakshull, undated, Feb. 1975, Feb.
1976-Jan. 1977
3. Resolutions, June 1976-Nov. 1977
4. Retirement, 1969-1974
5. Retirement, 1973
6. Retirement, 1974
7. Retirement, Jan. 1975-Sept. 1977
8. Retirement, Jan. 1977
9. SPA Legal, Oct. 1969-July 1973
10. SPA [UUP] Legal, Jan. 1974-Sept. 1975
11. SUNY Librarians, March 1971-Dec. 1973
12. SUNY Librarians, Jan. 1974-Oct. 1975
13. SPASO-Senate Professional Association Staff Organization, May-Dec.
1972, Feb. 1974
14. Speeches, Nov. 1973-March 1975
15. State University Day, Sept.-Oct. 1973
16. Student Association of SUNY (SASU)/Graduate Student Employees
Union (GSEU), July 1973-Dec. 1974
17. Student Association of SUNY (SASU)/Graduate Student Employees
Union (GSEU), Jan. 1975-March 1977
18. Taylor Law, 1972-1974
19. Teacher Contract Analysis (NYSUT), 1972-1973
20. Telegrams, Feb.-Nov. 1971, May 1973-Feb. 1975
21. Tenure-Due Process, March 1971-Nov. 1972
22. Tenure-Due Process, Jan. 1973-Oct. 1975, March 1976, Nov. 1977,
March 1978
23. Term and Temporary Appointments, Oct. 1971-Nov. 1975
24. Terminations/Retrenchment, Sept. 1971-March 1972, Aug. 1973, March
1975, Oct. 1975
25. Travel, Oct. 1971-Dec. 1975
26. Tuition Waivers-SUNY, Jan. 1971-May 1975
27. Unemployment Insurance, March 1971-Feb. 1974
28. UniServ-Unified Staff Service Program (NEA-related), May 1970-June
1972
29. Unit Update newsletter, Sept. 1972-Nov. 1973 (newsletter
for the "Professional Services Bargaining Unit of the State University
of New York" published by SPA/UUP)
30. Wage-Price Freeze, Sept. 1971-Dec. 1971
31. Wage-Price Freeze, Jan. 1972-Nov. 1975
Box II.8
1. Women's Rights, May 1971-June 1973
2. Women's Rights, July 1973-Nov. 1974
3. Women's Rights, Jan. 1975-April 1976
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Box II.8
4. Alabama, [1971?]
5. Articles 20-38-Health Science Centers/Clinical Practice, July 1971-March
1975
6. Article 20-Health Science Centers, Dec. 1970-June 1973
7. Article 20-Health Science Centers, June 1973-March 1975
8. California, Oct. 1973-May 1975
9. Casenovia College, Sept. 1974
10. Certification Program in Teacher Education (CBTE)-General
Info., Sept. 1973-Dec. 1974
11. Certification Program in Teacher Education (CBTE)-General Info.,
Jan.-Oct. 1975
12. Colorado, March 1973-Nov. 1974
13. Cornell University, March 1972-Sept. 1975
14. District 31 (NYSUT), Sept. 1971-Dec. 1972
15. District 31 (NYSUT), Jan.-March 1973
16. District 38 (NYSUT Conventions), Oct. 1973-March 1977
17. Executive Board (SPA & UUP) Meetings, including minutes, Oct.
1970-Jan. 1976
18. Florida, April 1974-Feb. 1975
19. Hawaii, Oct. 1971-Aug. 1972, Sept. 1976
20. Illinois, Winter 1970/71-April 1978
21. Iowa Higher Ed Association, Feb. 1972-April 1973
22. Kansas, Nov. 1974-April 1975
23. Maine, circa March 1971
24. Massachusetts Teachers Association, March 1972-Feb. 1975
25. Michigan, Feb.-Dec. 1971
26. Minnesota, Oct. 1971-April 1973
27. New Hampshire, July-Oct. 1974
28. New Jersey, Feb. 1971
29. NYSTA (New York State Teachers Association) contracts, 1971
30. NYSUT-Higher Education, Jan. 1973-March 1974
31. NYSUT Hotline newsletter, Jan. 1974-Jan. 1975
32. NYSUT-Legislation, March 1972-March 1975
33. NYSUT-Vote/Cope, Jan. 1972-Feb. 1975
34. Ohio, Sept.-Oct. 1971, March 1973
35. Pennsylvania, Oct. 1970-June 1976
36. PERB, Nov. 1973-June 1976
37. Professional Staff Congress/CUNY, June 1972-Dec. 1975
38. Professional Staff Congress/CUNY-Fact Finders Report, May 17, 1973
39. Rhode Island, April-Nov. 1971, Dec. 1974
40. SUFT-General Info., Fall 1970-May 1972
41. SUFT-Dues Lists and Correspondence, 1973-1975
42. United Federation of Teachers, May-June 1974
Box II.8
43. For Your Information (newsletter for SPA leadership), Sept. 1972-Oct. 1973
44. SPA Bulletin, September 1973
45. SPA Spokesman, Oct. 1971
46. SPA Spokesman, Jan.-March 1972
47. SPA Spokesman, Vol. II, nos. 1-3, 5-10, Sept. 1972-April 1973
48. S.U.F.T. News, Nov. 1970-Jan. 1971
Permission is required to access these records. Please contact the curator of manuscripts for additional information.
Box III.1.1
0A. DeLucia, May 1974-Nov. 1974
0B. DeLucia, Dec. 1974-April 1975
1. Drescher, Oct. 84- Nov. 84 (index)
2. Drescher, Aug. 25-Oct. 15, 1984
3. Drescher, Oct. 16-Nov. 8, 1984
4. Drescher, Nov. 13-Nov. 19, 1984
5. Drescher, Nov. 20-Nov. 30, 1984
6. Drescher, Dec. 84-Jan. 85 (index)
7. Drescher, Dec. 4-Dec. 13, 1984
8. Drescher, Dec. 17-Dec. 28, 1984
9. Drescher, Jan. 2-Jan. 16, 1985
10. Drescher, Jan. 17-Jan. 31, 1985
11. Drescher, Feb.-March 8, 1985 (index)
12. Drescher, Feb. 1-Feb. 19, 1985
13. Drescher, Feb. 20-Feb. 22, 1985
14. Drescher, Feb. 25-March 1, 1985
15. Drescher, March 4-March 8, 1985
16. Drescher, March 11-April 18, 1985 (index)
17. Drescher, March 11-March 26, 1985
18. Drescher, April 1-April 10, 1985
19. Drescher, April 11-April 18, 1985
20. Drescher, April 22-June 10, 1985 (index)
21. Drescher, April 22-May 7, 1985
22. Drescher, May 8-May 30, 1985
23. Drescher, May 31-June 10, 1985
24. Drescher, June 12-August 5, 1985 (index)
25. Drescher, June 12-July 2, 1985
26. Drescher, July 3-August 5, 1985
27. Drescher, Aug. 5-Sept. 27, 1985 (index)
28. Drescher, Aug. 5-Aug. 27, 1985
29. Drescher, Aug. 30-Sept. 11, 1985
Box III.1.2
0. Drescher, Sept. 11-Sept. 27, 1985
1. Drescher, Oct. 2-Nov. 22, 1985 (index)
2. Drescher, Oct. 2-Oct. 21, 1985
3. Drescher, Oct. 22-Nov. 8, 1985
4. Drescher, Nov. 12-Nov. 22, 1985
5. Drescher, Nov. 25, 1985-Jan. 23, 1986 (index)
6. Drescher, Nov. 25-Dec. 9, 1985
7. Drescher, Dec. 10-Dec. 30, 1985
8. Drescher, Jan. 2-Jan. 20, 1986
9. Drescher, Jan. 21-Jan. 23, 1986
10. Drescher, Jan. 27-March 31, 1986 (index)
11. Drescher, Jan. 27-Feb. 11, 1986
12. Drescher, Feb. 12-March 11, 1986
13. Drescher, March 12-March 31, 1986
14. Drescher, April 1-June 4, 1986 (index)
15. Drescher, April 1-May 12, 1986
16. Drescher, May 13-May 23, 1986
17. Drescher, June 2-June 4, 1986
18. Drescher, June 5-July 21, 1986 (index)
19. Drescher, June 5-June 10, 1986
20. Drescher, June 12-June 23, 1986
21. Drescher, June 24-July 21, 1986
22. Drescher, July 22-Sept. 22, 1986 (index)
23. Drescher, July 22-Aug. 14, 1986
24. Drescher, Aug. 15-Sept. 17, 1986
25. Drescher, Sept. 18-Sept. 22, 1986
26. Drescher, Sept. 22-Oct. 31, 1986 (index)
27. Drescher, Sept. 22-Oct. 21, 1986
28. Drescher, Oct. 22-Oct. 24, 1986
29. Drescher, Oct. 27-Oct. 31, 1986
30. Drescher, Oct. 14, Nov. 3, 1986-Jan. 16, 1987 (index)
31. Drescher, Oct. 14, Nov. 3-Dec. 3, 1986
Box III.1.3
1. Drescher, Dec. 4-Dec. 23, 1986
2. Drescher, Dec. 27, 1986-Jan. 16, 1987
3. Drescher, Nov. 3, 1986, Jan. 21-April 23, 1987 (index)
4. Drescher, Nov. 3, 1986; Jan. 21-Feb. 12, 1987
5. Drescher, Feb. 13-March 12, 1987
6. Drescher, March 13-April 23, 1987
7. Drescher/Reilly, April 23-June 29, 1987 (index)
8. Drescher, April 23-May 29, 1987
9. Reilly, June 1-June 19, 1987
10. Reilly, June 22-June 29, 1987
11. Reilly, June 3, June 12, June 30-July 30, 1987 (index)
12. Reilly, June 3, June 12, June 30-July 15, 1987
13. Reilly, July 15-July 30, 1987
14. Reilly, Aug. 3-Aug. 31, 1987 (index)
15. Reilly, August 3-August 12, 1987
16. Reilly, August 12-August 19, 1987
17. Reilly, August 20-August 31, 1987
18. Reilly, Sept. 1-Sept. 30, 1987 (index)
19. Reilly, Sept. 1-Sept. 14, 1987
20. Reilly, Sept. 15-Sept. 30, 1987
21. Reilly, Oct. 1-Nov. 30, 1987 (index)
22. Reilly, Oct. 1-Nov. 3, 1987
23. Reilly, Nov. 4-Nov. 17, 1987
24. Reilly, Nov. 20-Nov. 30, 1987
25. Reilly, Dec. 1, 1987-Jan. 29, 1988 (index)
26. Reilly, Dec. 1-Dec. 17, 1987
27. Reilly, Dec. 18, 1987-Jan. 19, 1988
28. Reilly, Jan. 21-Jan. 29, 1988
29. Reilly, Feb. 1-March 16, 1988 (index)
30. Reilly, Feb. 1-Feb. 22, 1988
31. Reilly, Feb. 23-March 7, 1988
32. Reilly, March 8-March 16, 1988
33. Reilly, March 17-April 29, 1988 (index)
34. Reilly, March 17-March 31, 1988
Box III.1.4
1. Reilly, April 4-April 20, 1988
2. Reilly, April 21-April 29, 1988
3. Reilly, May 2-June 30, 1988 (index)
4. Reilly, May 2-May 31, 1988
5. Reilly, June 1-June 15, 1988
6. Reilly, June 16-June 30, 1988
7. Reilly, July 1-Aug. 29, 1988 (index)
8. Reilly, July 1-July 29, 1988
9. Reilly, Aug. 1-Aug. 22, 1988
10. Reilly, Aug. 24-Aug. 29, 1988
11. Reilly, Sept. 1-Oct. 31, 1988 (index)
12. Reilly, Sept. 1-Sept. 28, 1988
13. Reilly, Sept. 29-Oct. 20, 1988
14. Reilly, Oct. 21-Oct. 31, 1988
15. Reilly, Nov. 1-Dec. 22, 1988 (index)
16. Reilly, Nov. 1-Nov. 28, 1988
17. Reilly, Nov. 29-Dec. 22, 1988
18. Reilly, Jan 4-March 25, 1989 (index)
19. Reilly, Jan. 4-Jan. 26, 1989
20. Reilly, Jan. 27-March 5, 1989
21. Reilly, March 6-March 23, 1989
22. Reilly, March 27-May 17, 1989 (index)
23. Reilly, March 27-April 17, 1989
24. Reilly, April 17-May 1, 1989
25. Reilly, May 2-May 17, 1989
26. Reilly, March 27, May 4-July 5, 1989 (index)
27. Reilly, March 27, May 4-May 30, 1989
28. Reilly, June 1-June 19, 1989
29. Reilly, June 21-July 5, 1989
30. Reilly, July 6-Oct. 13, 1989 (index)
31. Reilly, July 6-Aug. 8, 1989
32. Reilly, Aug. 9-Aug. 25, 1989
Box III.1.5
1. Reilly, Aug. 28-Oct. 13, 1989
2. Reilly, Sept. 22-Sept. 28, Oct. 13-Dec. 19, 1989 (index)
3. Reilly, Sept. 22-Oct. 25, 1989
4. Reilly, Oct. 26-Nov. 30, 1989
5. Reilly, Dec. 1-Dec. 19, 1989
6. Reilly, Dec. 6, 1989-March 19, 1990 (index)
7. Reilly, Dec. 6, 1989-Jan. 18, 1990
8. Reilly, Jan. 19-Feb. 20, 1990
9. Reilly, Feb. 21-March 19, 1990
10. Reilly, March 8-July 12, 1990 (index)
11. Reilly, March 8-April 9, 1990
12. Reilly, April 10-June 4, 1990
13. Reilly, June 5-July 12, 1990
14. Reilly, July 12-Oct. 1, 1990 (index)
15. Reilly, May 8, July 12-Aug. 6, 1990
16. Reilly, Aug. 7-Sept. 7, 1990
17. Reilly, Sept. 10-Oct. 1, 1990
18. Reilly, Oct. 3, 1990-Feb. 22, 1991 (index)
19. Reilly, Oct. 3-Dec. 4, 1990
20. Reilly, Dec. 5, 1990-Feb. 22, 1991
21. Reilly, Feb. 26-Aug. 30, 1991 (index)
22. Reilly, Feb. 26-April 18, 1991
23. Reilly, April 19-June 11, 1991
24. Reilly, June 19-August 30, 1991
25. Reilly, Sept. 3-Oct. 22, 1991
26. Reilly, Oct. 23-Dec. 31, 1991
27. Reilly, Jan. 6-Jan. 31, 1992
28. Reilly, Feb. 3-May 21, 1992 (index)
29. Reilly, Feb. 3-March 17, 1992
30. Reilly, March 18-April 28, 1992
Box III.1.6
1. Reilly, May 5-May 21, 1992
2. Reilly, May 26-Sept. 30, 1992 (index)
3. Reilly, May 26-July 21, 1992
4. Reilly, July 22-Sept. 30, 1992
5. Reilly, Oct. 1, 1992-Jan. 29, 1993 (index)
6. Reilly, Oct. 1-Nov. 12, 1992
7. Reilly, Nov. 13-Dec. 22, 1992
8. Reilly, Jan. 5-Jan. 29, 1993
Box III.1.7
1. Reilly, Feb. 1-March 18, 1993
2. Reilly, March 19-April 20, 1993
3. Reilly, April 21-May 31, 1993
Box III.1.8
1. Scheuerman, March-June 1993
2. Scheuerman, July-Aug. 1993
3. Scheuerman, Sept.-Dec. 7, 1993
4. Scheuerman, Dec. 8, 1993-Feb. 9, 1994
5. Scheuerman, Feb. 10-March 1994
6. Scheuerman, April-May 1994
7. Scheuerman, June-July 14, 1994
8. Scheuerman, July 15-Sept. 15, 1994
9. Scheuerman, Sept. 16-Oct. 20, 1994
10. Scheuerman, Oct. 24-Dec. 1994
11. Scheuerman, Jan.-Feb. 14, 1995
12. Scheuerman, Feb. 17-March 1995
13. Scheuerman, April 10-May 18, 1995
14. Scheuerman, May 22-June 1995
15. Scheuerman, July-Sept. 1995
16. Scheuerman, Oct.-Nov. 1995
17. Scheuerman, Dec. 1995-Jan. 1996
18. Scheuerman, Feb.-March 1996
Box III.1.9
1. Scheuerman, April-July 15, 1996
2. Scheuerman, July 16-Oct. 11, 1996
3. Scheuerman, Oct. 16-Dec. 1996
4. Scheuerman, Jan.-Feb. 1997
5. Scheuerman, March-April 1997
(note: box is only 1/4 full)
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Box III.2.1
1. April 1990-May 1990
2. December 1990-March 1991
3. April 1991-Aug. 1991
4. September 1991-Jan. 1992
5. February 1992-April 1992
6. May 1992-September 1992
7. October 1992-January 1993
8. February 1993-March 1993
9. April 1993-May 1993
(note: box is only 1/2 full)
Subgroup III: Office of the President
Series 3 - Projects/Subjects -- Samuel Wakshull, 1971-May 1981
Subseries 3.1 - Subject Files, 1971-May 1981 (bulk dates 1975-May 1981).
5.33 cubic feet. Arranged alphabetically.
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Box III.3.1
1. AAUP (American Association of University Professors), April 1975-Dec. 1977
2. AAUP (American Association of University Professors), Jan. 1978-Oct. 1978
3. Advertising Campaign-Student Recruitment Committee, Feb.-March 1980
4. *Affiliation-SPA/NYSTA/NEA, 1971-1976
5. AFL-CIO (local, state, and national), Sept. 1975-June 1980
6. AFT, 1976-1981 (folder 1 of 2)
7. AFT, 1976-1981 (folder 2 of 2)
8. Agency Fee Refunds, Aug. 1977-Oct. 1977
9. Agency Fee Refunds, Nov. 1977-Feb. 1981
10. Ambach, Gordon (SUNY, Office of the President of the University and Commissioner of Education)-Regents Conference, Sept. 1977-Jan. 1978
11. *Anderson, Tony-Director of Organizing, Dec. 1977-Dec. 1978
12. Arbitrations, May 1975-March 1977
13. Arbitrations, May 1977-Oct. 1979
14. Ashe, Bernard (NYSUT General Counsel), Oct. 1975-Oct. 1979
15. Ashe, Bernard (NYSUT General Counsel), re: Brockport, 1978
16. Articles (tenure, seniority, child care), 1977
17. Attendance Forms/Time Sheets, use on campuses, July 1974-June 1976
18. *Attendance Reporting System/Article 23 Committee, 1972-1980
19. Budgets (NYSUT and State University), 1976-1980
20. Budgets (SUNY, UUP), 1976-1980
21. Campaign [NEA challenge], Jan. 1978-Jan. 1979
22. Challenge, and proposed AAUP merger, circa 1978
23. Challenge, NYEA/NEA, circa May 1975-Dec. 1976
24. Challenge, NYEA/NEA, Jan. 1977-Dec. 1977
25. Challenge, NYEA/NEA, Jan. 1978-April 1979
26. Chancellor's Office-Boyer, Ernest (Chancellor), May 1975-July 1976
27. Chancellor's Office-Decker, Janice (Employee Relations Associate), Oct. 1976
28. Chancellor's Office-Haines, Raymond (Employee Relations Associate), July 1980
29. Chancellor's Office-Hines, Thomas (Employee Relations Associate), Sept. 1975, Aug.-Sept. 1977
30. Chancellor's Office-Hodes, Nancy (Director of Employee Relations), April 1975, March 1976-March 1979
31. Chancellor's Office-Kelly, James (Executive Vice Chancellor), March 1976-Feb. 1978
32. Chancellor's Office-Kimberly, Michael (Special Assistant to Vice Chancellor
for Faculty and Staff Relations; Assistant Vice Chancellor for Employee Relations),
Oct. 1976-July 1979
Box III.3.2
1. Chancellor's Office-Komisar, Jerome (Vice Chancellor, Faculty and Staff Relations), Jan. 1975-Oct. 1980
2. Chancellor's Office-Labor-Management Meetings, July 1975-Oct. 1978
3. Chancellor's Office-Master Plan, Oct. 1974-July 1976
4. Chancellor's Office-Master Plan, Oct. 1979
5. Chancellor's Office-Naples, Caesar (Assistant Vice Chancellor for Personnel and Employee Relations), May 1975-June 1976
6. Chancellor's Office-Peterson, Thomas (Assistant Vice Chancellor for Academic Personnel), Nov. 1975-July 1980
7. Chancellor's Office-Schmidt, Dolores (Assistant Vice Chancellor for Affirmative Action), Feb. 1978
8. Chancellor's Office-Wharton, Clifton (Chancellor), Oct. 1977-Oct. 1980
9. Chapter Questionnaires, Oct. 1980
10. cIcu [Commission on Independent Colleges and Universities]-lobbyists for, Jan. 1980
11. *Collective Bargaining-Misc., 1965, 1975-1980
12. College and University Council (NYSUT), 1976-1978
13. College and University Task Force (NYSUT), 1976-1977
14. College Year Obligation/Appointments, 1976-1977
15. Commissioner's Task Force on Teacher Education and Certification, 1976-1977
16. Commissioner's Task Force on Teacher Education and Certification; Report on Teaching as a Profession and Teacher Competence, 1977-1979
17. *Committee on Residents and Interns, Oct. 1978-Jan. 1980
18. Committees-Affirmative Action (SUNY and UUP), April 1975-March 1981
19. Committees-Appointments/Lists, 1978-1980
20. Committees-Attendance reporting for committee work, Nov. 1979-Dec. 1980
21. Committees-Career Development, Sept. 1979-Dec. 1980
22. Committees-Constitutional Review, Oct. 1978-Feb. 1979
23. Committees-Elections and Credentials, Aug. 1975-Nov. 1980
24. Committees-Extra Service Compensation, Oct. 1977-Oct. 1978
25. Committees-Finance Committee, Feb. 1975-May 1981
26. Committees-Grievance, Feb. 1979-July 1980
27. Committees-Legislation, Aug. 1975-April 1978
28. Committees-Legislation, July 1978-April 1981
29. Committees-Membership Development/Membership Benefits, Feb. 1979-Dec. 1980
30. Committees-Negotiations, June 1978-March 1979
31. Committees-Retirement, June 1980
32. Committees-Retraining, Oct. 1976-March 1981
33. Committees-Student Recruitment, March 1980-Nov. 1980
34. Community Health Plan/Health Maintenance Organizations, Oct. 1975-Aug. 1976
35. *Competency-Based Teacher Education (CBTE)-Brockport, undated
36. *Competency-Based Teacher Education (CBTE)-Brockport, Nov. 1974
37. *Competency-Based Teacher Education (CBTE)-State University College at Buffalo program, Oct. 1984
38. *Competency-Based Teacher Education (CBTE)-Oswego and Cortland programs, Nov. 1974
39. *Competency-Based Teacher Education (CBTE)-Proposed Program Leading to B.S. Degree and N-6 Provisional Certification, SUNY Plattsburgh, Nov. 1974
40. *Competency-Based Teacher Education (CBTE)-Proposed Program Leading to B.S.
Degree and N-9 Provisional Certification, SUNY Plattsburgh, Nov. 1974
Box III.3.3
1. *Competency-Based Teacher Education (CBTE)-Old Westbury program, March 1974
2. *Comprehensive Employment and Training Act (CETA), 1978, 1980
3. Comprehensive Employment and Training Act (CETA) positions/employees, Jan. 1978-March 1980
4. Conference on Faculty Unions in Public Higher Education, Oct. 1976-May 1977
5. Conferences, Oct. 1977-Feb. 1978
6. Communications Workers of America (CWA), Sept. 1977-Nov. 1978
6A. Delegate Assembly-Minutes, 1976-1977
7. Dental Insurance, Oct. 1979-March 1980
8. Dental Insurance Review Committee, Jan. 1980-April 1981
9. *Department Rep Handbook, 1978
10. Discretionary Funds, 1976-1979
11. Empire State Day Care Services, Inc.-Children's Place at the Plaza, 1979-1980 (folder 1)
12. Empire State Day Care Services, Inc.-Children's Place at the Plaza, 1979-1980 (folder 2)
13. Executive Board, May 1975-May 1980
14. Executive Board-Minutes, Feb., Oct.-Nov. 1976
15. Executive Budget (NYS), 1979-80
16. Executive Committee (NYSUT), Jan. 1978-May 1978
17. Executive Committee (NYSUT), June 1978-Sept. 1979
18. *Extra Service Compensation (folder 1 of 2), 1978
19. *Extra Service Compensation (folder 2 of 2), 1977-1978
20. Florida, 1976
21. *"Focus on the Issues" lecture series, Oct. 1978
22. *"Government and Higher Education in New York State," by Joseph A. Kershaw, prepared for Sloan Commission on Government and Higher Education, circa Feb. 1980
23. Grievances, March 1978-Dec. 1978
24. Hobart, Thomas (NYSUT President), May 1978-May 1980
25. Huyler, David Erle (and other union-objectors), Sept. 1977
26. Improper Practice-Empire State-State of New York motions and correspondence, March-May 1976
27. Improper Practice-Utica/Rome, May-June 1976
28. Inservice Education, Invitational Conference on, June-Dec. 1977
29. Insurance, Group Life-Member correspondence, March 1978
30. Internship, Nov. 1977
31. Job Vacancy Announcements-SUNY, 1976
32. *Kaufman, Eugene (NYSUT counsel), Oct. 1977-Jan. 1981
33. Kaufman, Eugene (NYSUT, General Counsel, Special Legal Services), Nov. 1977-Sept. 1978
34. *Leadership Bulletins for chapter leadership, Jan. 1978-July 1979
35. Legal Opinions-Miscellaneous and UUP specific, 1974-1980 (folder 1)
36. Legal Opinions-Miscellaneous and UUP specific, 1974-1980 (folder 2)
37. Legal Opinions-Miscellaneous and UUP specific, 1974-1980 (folder 3)
38. Legislation, 1977-1981
39. *Legislation, 1977-1980
40. *Legislation, 1980-1981
Box III.3.4
1. *Legislative Days 1977, February-June 1977
2. Legislative Day, March 1978
3. *Levittown Decision, The Evidence and the Conclusions (NYSUT report), April 1979
4. Librarians [Academic Status] and UUP Task Force on Librarians' Concerns, Oct. 1974-Dec. 1975
5. Librarians [Academic Status], May 1977-June 1980
6. *Life Insurance mailing to bargaining unit members, Jan. 1978
7. *Lobbyist Statement of Registration-UUP, March 1980
8. McGrath, Thomas (Grievance), Dec. 1974, Sept. 1976-Dec. 1976
9. Managerial/Confidential, Oct. 1979
10. Membership-Insurance, 1976-1980
11. Membership-Insurance, benefits, and other, 1976-1980
12. *Milton, John-public relations consultant, July 1980-July 1981
13. Miscellaneous correspondence, April 1975-May 1980
14. Miscellaneous [Wakshull personal correspondence?], 1970s
15. *NEA, 1976
16. *NEA/NYEA Challenge (folder 1 of 2), 1978-1979
17. *NEA/NYEA Challenge (folder 2 of 2), 1978-1979
18. *NEA/NYEA Challenge-Albany Student Press, Sept.-Oct. 1978
19. *NEA/NYEA Challenge-Charles Baker, 1978
20. *NEA/NYEA Challenge-Misc. Oct. 1977-Oct. 1978
21. *NEA/NYEA Challenge-Misc., Dec. 1978
22. *NEA/NYEA-Misc., 1975-March 1979
23. *NEA/NYEA and SUNY Alliance, Oct. 1977-Feb. 1981
24. Negotiations Bulletins, Oct. 1975-Nov. 1976
25. Negotiations-Proposals, Committee, Miscellaneous, 1975-1979
26. Negotiations-Reopened, 1971-1975
27. New Rank for Academics, Oct. 1980
28. New York Educators Association (NYEA), Feb. 1979-Nov. 1979
29. New York State United Teachers (NYSUT), April 1975-March 1976
30. New York State United Teachers (NYSUT), April 1976-Feb. 1980
31. New York State United Teachers (NYSUT)-Board of Directors, Sept. 1976-Oct. 1977
32. Newsletter-"From the President's Log," Feb. 1976-June 1976
33. Newspaper clippings, 1975-1977
34. Non-Teaching Professionals (NTP), 1976, 1978, 1980
35. Office of Employee Relations, NYS (OER), May 1975-July 1980
35A. Office of Employee Relations, NYS (OER)-Counsel, Nov. 1976-Oct. 1979
36. Office of Employee Relations, NYS (OER)-Frucher, Meyer (Director), Jan. 1979-Sept. 1980
37. Office of Employee Relations, NYS (OER)-Hartnett, Thomas (Deputy Director), Nov. 1979
38. Office of Employee Relations, NYS (OER)-Hodes, Nancy (Assistant Director), July 1979-May 1980
39. Office of Employee Relations, NYS (OER)-Kershaw, Leonard (Assistant Director), July 1977-Dec. 1978
40. Office of Employee Relations, NYS (OER)-Northrop, James (Deputy Director),
Sept. 1978-May 1979
Box III.3.5
1. Office of Employee Relations, NYS (OER)-Wollett, Donald (Director), Oct. 1975-Oct. 1978
2. OMB Circular A-21-Cost principles for educational institutions/personnel activity reporting system, 1980
3. *Our State-NYSUT newsletter (saved for NEA coverage?), Oct. 1976-March 1978
4. *Parking, May 1978-Sept. 1980
5. Patent Policy (SUNY) and UUP Patent Waiver Policy Committee, Nov. 1975-April 1977, April 1979-Oct. 1979
6. Potsdam-National Center for Higher Education Management Systems survey/reorganization job descriptions, 1975-1976
7. Powell, Elwin (SUNY Buffalo) (academic freedom), Sept. 1976-Feb. 1977
8. Project for Adult College Education (PACE), Oct. 1978-Feb. 1981
9. Public Employees Federation (PEF), July 1978-Nov. 1979
10. Reform Caucus, Oct. 5, 1979
11. Regents (SUNY), March 1976-Dec. 1977
12. Regents (SUNY), Jan. 1979-June 1979
13. Regents (SUNY), Aug. 1979-Jan. 1980
14. Regents (SUNY), Feb. 1980-Aug. 1980
15. Representative Assembly (NYSUT), Dec. 1976-March 1977
16. Research (miscellaneous? student/faculty ratios, workload, ranks), Dec. 1977-April 1979
17. Research Foundation (SUNY), Jan. 1979
18. Retraining Program/Retraining Committee, 1976-1979
19. Retrenchments, June 1975-May 1977, Nov. 1979, March 1980
20. *Right to Work, 1977-1979
21. Salary Issues, 1975-1980
22. Save SUNY day/SUNY budget cut opposition, 1979-1980 (folder 1)
23. Save SUNY day/SUNY budget cut opposition, 1979-1980 (folder 2)
24. *Senate Professional Association (SPA), 1972-1974
25. Senates (campus), July 1980
26. *Sentry Insurance-Catastrophic Medical Coverage Plan, June-July 1978
27. Staff (NYSUT field staff and UUP admin. office), 1975-May 1978
28. Staff (NYSUT field staff and UUP admin. office), June 1978-Nov. 1979, Dec. 1980
29. *State University Professional Association, 1968-1970
30. Statewide Coalition for Public Higher Education, Dec. 1980-Feb. 1981
31. Student Association of the State University of New York (SASU), Jan. 1979-Dec. 1980
32. *SUNY and Governor's Office of Employee Relations-Misc. (folder 1 of 3), 1971-1975
33. *SUNY and Governor's Office of Employee Relations-Misc. (folder 2 of 3), 1973-1975
34. *SUNY and Governor's Office of Employee Relations-Misc. (folder 3 of 3), 1980-1981
35. *SUNY Budget/UUP Budget 1978-79, Jan.-Nov. 1978
36. *SUNY Budget 1979-80, Feb.-Dec. 1979
Box III.3.6
1. *SUNY Budget 1980-81 (folder 1 of 2), Dec. 1979-June 1980
2. *SUNY Budget 1980-81 (folder 2 of 2), Oct. 1979-Feb. 1980
3. SUNY-CUNY Merger/Wessell Commission [Temporary State Commission on the Future of Post-Secondary Education], Jan.-April 1977, July-Sept. 1978
4. SUNY Day Care Centers, 1979
5. SUNY Policy-Award of Academic Credit by Examination, July-Aug. 1976
6. TIAA-CREF (Teachers Insurance and Annuity Association/College Retirement Equity Fund), 1979, 1981
7. Unity Caucus, June 1976-April 1980
8. Universitas (newsletter-University Professors for Academic Order), Oct. 1978-June 1979
9. *Update-newsletter for local leaders of NYSUT, April 1976-June 1978
10. UUP Budget, 1979-1980
11. *UUP Office, 1973-1976, 1982
12. UUP Project Expenses/Budget, Sept. 1977-Dec. 1980
13. VOTE/COPE, March 1978-April 1980
14. *Wakshull article-Labor Law Journal (NEA related), March 1978
15. Workload, Sept. 1976-Oct. 1976
16. *Zelden, Marvin (Editor, universitas), July-Sept. 1978, Aug.-Sept.
1979
Subgroup III: Office of the President
Series 3 - Projects/Subjects -- Samuel Wakshull, 1971-May 1981
Subseries 3.2 - Administrative Files, 1971-April 1981 (bulk dates 1975-April
1981). 1.67 cubic feet. Arranged alphabetically.
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Box III.3.6
17. Albany Chapter, Sept. 1974-Nov. 1975
18. Albany Chapter, Jan.1977-Jan. 1981
19. Alfred Chapter, April 1975-Feb. 1978
20. Binghamton Chapter, April 1975-June 1979
21. Brockport Chapter, April 1975-May 1976
22. Brockport Chapter, June 1976-August 1977
23. Brockport Chapter, Sept. 1977-July 1978
24. Brockport Chapter, Aug. 1978-Oct. 1980
25. Buffalo Center Chapter, April 1975-Aug. 1977
26. Buffalo Center Chapter, Sept. 1977-Feb. 1981
27. Buffalo Health Science Center Chapter, Oct. 1975-Oct. 1980
28. Buffalo State University College Chapter, Aug. 1975-Dec. 1975
29. Buffalo State University College Chapter, Jan. 1976-Oct. 1977
30. Buffalo State University College Chapter, Nov. 1977-Sept. 1980
31. Canton Chapter, Dec. 1974-April 1980
32. Carey, Hugh (NYS Governor) and Office of Employee Relations, Nov. 1975-Aug. 1977
33. Central Administration Chapter, July 1975-Oct. 1978
34. Certification Program in Teacher Education/Commissioner's Task Force on Teacher Education and Certification [CBTE], Oct. 1974-April 1976
35. Chapter Leadership Directory, 1977-1978
36. Chapter Presidents, May 1975-July 1976
Box III.3.7
1. Chapter Presidents, Aug. 1976-Nov. 1979, Sept. 1980
2. Cobleskill Chapter, March 1976-Nov. 1978
3. Correspondence (union-wide), May 1975-July 1976
4. Cortland Chapter, March 1975-Feb. 1980
5. CSEA (Civil Service Employee Association), Dec. 1976-March 1979
6. CUNY (City University of New York), May 1975-July 1977
7. Delhi Chapter, June 1975-March 1980
8. Downstate Medical Center [Brooklyn] Chapter, Nov. 1975-Feb. 1978
9. Downstate Medical Center [Brooklyn] Chapter, March 1978-April 1981
10. Empire State College Chapter, Aug. 1975-Feb. 1980
11. Environmental Science and Forestry Chapter, July 1977-Aug. 1978
12. Executive Board, May 1975-Feb. 1980
13. Farmingdale Chapter, May 1975-Dec. 1977
14. Farmingdale Chapter, Jan. 1978-March 1980
15. Fredonia Chapter, Feb. 1975-March 1980
16. Freedom of Information Law (NY), 1974, 1977
17. Geneseo Chapter, May 1975-Oct. 1980
18. Glasheen, Richard (Stony Brook) (grievance), Sept. 1975-Aug. 1977
19. Gordon, Murray [counsel re: Health Science Center negotiations], Oct. 1975-July 1976
20. Grievance Committee, April 1975-Aug. 1977
21. Harding, Nicholas J. [statewide Secretary], May 1975
22. Health Science Centers (including re: Health Science Center Caucus and Clinical Practice Management Plan), May 1975-Sept. 1975
23. Health Science Centers (including re: Health Science Center Caucus and Clinical Practice Management Plan), Oct. 1975-Feb. 1980
24. Human Rights, Division of [NYS], 1972-1975
25. Legislation-NYSUT, May 1979-Feb. 1981
26. Legislation (committee, corresp. from legislators, information on legislation), 1975-1979
27. Legislation (correspondence from legislators, testimony, copies of legislation), Nov. 1975-March 1981
28. Long Island Meetings, May-Dec. 1975
29. March 16 Rally (SUNY budget cuts), Feb.-March 1976
30. Maritime Chapter, Feb. 1975-March 1978
31. Morrisville Chapter, Sept. 1975-March 1981
32. New Paltz Chapter, July 1975-June 1977
33. New Paltz Chapter, July 1977-March 1979
34. New Paltz Chapter, April 1979-Nov. 1980
35. Old Westbury Chapter, March 1975-Nov. 1980
36. Oneonta Chapter, July 1975-Oct. 1979
37. Optometry, College of, Chapter, Dec. 1975-May 1979
38. Potsdam Chapter-Personnel Data System, 1975
39. Public Employment Relations Board (PERB), May 1975-Sept. 1978
40. Stony Brook, March 1976
41. Stony Brook Health Science Center, March 1976
Permission is required to access these records. Please contact the curator of manuscripts for additional information.
Box III.4.1
1. AFT, Dec. 1976-Jan. 1982
2. AFT, July 1981-Oct. 1983
3. AFT, Jan. 1984-Aug. 1985
4. AFT-Al Shanker, President, 1978-1982
5. AFT-International Meeting of University Teachers, Helsinki, Jan. 1986
6. Alfonsin, Edward J., April-May 1983
7. Board of Regents, Nov. 1982
8. Budget Bulletins, Nos. 2, 3, 4, Feb.-March 1983
9. Campus Child Care Centers, May 1983
10. Campus Learning Centers/Campus Schools, Aug. 1980-Oct. 1981
11. Carey, Hugh (Governor NYS), April 1978-April 1982
12. Committee Appointments 1981-82, correspondence and committee member lists, 1981
13. Committee Appointments 1982-1983, correspondence and committee member lists, 1982-1983
14. Committee Appointments 1983-1984, correspondence and committee member lists, 1983
15. Correspondence-Misc., 1978-1981
16. Correspondence-Misc., Nov. 1984-Dec. 1985
17. Day Care, Aug. 1979-May 1983
18. Day Care, Jan. 1988-Nov. 1990
19. Day Care-Campus Reports, May-June 1983
20. Day Care-Campus Reports, Oct.-Nov. 1985
21. Day Care/Empire State Day Care Services Corporation, March 1984-Jan. 1985
22. Day Care/Empire State Day Care Services Corporation, Jan. 1985-Dec. 1986
23. Day Care/Empire State Day Care Services Corporation, Feb. 1986-May 1986
24. Day Care/Empire State Day Care Services Corporation, June 1986-Dec. 1986
25. Day Care/Empire State Day Care Services Corporation, Dec. 1986-March 1987
26. Day Care/Empire State Day Care Services Corporation, March 1987-Aug. 1987
27. Discretionary Monies, April 1978-Jan. 1987
28. Dormitory Rent Policy (folder 1 of 2), Oct.-Nov. 1985
29. Dormitory Rent Policy (folder 2 of 2), Oct.-Nov. 1985
30. Drescher Testimonial Dinner, April-May 1987
31. Drew, Joseph, Oct. 1980-July 1981
32. Employee Assistance Program, May 1982-Aug. 1983
33. Executive Board-correspondence, June-Oct. 1985
Box III.4.2
1. Faculty Senate, April 1983-March 1989
2. Friend of SUNY Award, 1990-1991
3. Graduate Students, PERB Case C-2619 State of New York (SUNY) and Research Foundation, Submissions to PERB by GSEU Counsel, Feb.-May 1984
4. Graduate Students, PERB Case C-2619 State of New York (SUNY) and Research Foundation, April 10, 1984 Submission to PERB by GSEU Counsel, April 10, 1984
5. Graduate Students, PERB Case C-2894 and UUP correspondence, Aug. 1984-Nov. 1985
6. Haines, Raymond L., Jr. (SUNY), July 1980-Jan. 1984
7. Hansen, Charles, Oct. 1977, August 1981-Dec. 1983
8. Komisar, Jerome B. (SUNY), Jan. 1978-May 1985
9. Labor-Management Committees, Appointments to, Dec. 1982-Feb. 1983
10. Labor-Management Committees, Appointments to, Oct. 1982-March 1983
11. Lauter, Paul (Vice President for Academics), June 1981-Jan. 1984
12. LaValle, Senator Kenneth P. (NYS Senate, Committee on Higher Education), Oct. 1984-Nov. 1986
13. Legal-Misc., May-June 1983
14. Legislation, 1981-1983
15. Legislation, May 1979-June 1983
16. Legislation, Feb.-July 1984
17. Legislation, Nov. 1984-April 1985
18. Legislation, Jan. 1985-April 1985
19. Legislation, Jan. 1985-July 1985
20. Legislation, March 1985-Aug. 1985
21. Legislation, Sept. 1985-Aug. 1986
22. Legislation (misc.), Sept. 1984-Oct. 1986
23. Legislative Correspondence, Feb. 1978-June 1982
24. Legislative Correspondence, March 1982-May 1983
25. Legislative Correspondence, Jan.-Nov. 1984
26. Mandatory and Nonmandatory Subjects of Negotiation (Public Employment Relations Board booklets), 1977, 1979, 1985
27. Matthews, Thomas E. (Treasurer), Dec. 1982-Feb. 1983
28. Medical Malpractice Insurance, April 1983-May 1985
29. Medical Malpractice Insurance, June 1985-Nov. 1985
30. Medical Malpractice Insurance Complaints, June-July 1985
31. Miller, Fried (Vice President for Academics), March-April 1983
32. Negotiations-correspondence, (letter from John Reilly), May 8, 1983
Box III.4.3
1. New York State Education Department, 1977-Oct. 1982
2. NYSUT-Correspondence, Oct. 1984-Dec. 1985
3. NYSUT Directors from UUP/Paul Lauter, July 1982-Aug. 1983
4. NYSUT Legal (Bernard Ashe), Sept. 1977-May 1983
5. NYSUT Legal (Bernard Ashe), June 1983-Oct. 1984
6. NYSUT Legal (Bernard Ashe), Nov. 1984-Nov. 1985
7. Part-Timers, July 1982-March 1983
8. Project for Adult College Education (PACE), Oct. 1982-March 1983
9. Reform Caucus/United Caucus, 1983-1986
10. Research Foundation, Nov. 1982
11. Retired Members, Oct. 1982-Feb. 1983, Jan.-Feb. 1986
12. Retrenchments, July 1982-March 1983
13. Salary Analysis, 1981/1983
14. Solidarity Day participants, Sept. 1981
15. State of New York/SUNY, Oct. 1981-Feb. 1986
16. State of New York, May 1986-April 1988
17. State of New York-Director of the Budget, Sept. 1980-Jan. 1988
18. State of New York-Insurance Department, Feb.-March 1982
19. State of New York-Unemployment Insurance Division, April 1987
20. State University of New York Librarians Association (SUNYLA), April-July 1983
21. Student Association of the State University (SASU), Sept. 1982-May 1983
22. SUNY, Nov. 1983-Nov. 1984
23. SUNY, Dec. 1984-Sept. 1985
24. SUNY, Sept. 1985-June 1986
25. SUNY Budget 1981-82 (folder 1 of 2), Jan.-Oct. 1981
26. SUNY Budget 1981-82 (folder 2 of 2), July 1980-Feb. 1981
27. SUNY Budget 1981-82-Impact on Campuses, June 1980-Feb. 1981
28. SUNY Budget 1982-83 (folder 1 of 2), Jan.-Feb. 1982
29. SUNY Budget 1982-83 (folder 2 of 2), Jan.-Feb. 1982
30. SUNY Budget 1983-84 (folder 1 of 2), July 1982-Feb. 1983
31. SUNY Budget 1983-84 (folder 2 of 2), Dec. 1982-April 1983
Box III.4.4
1. SUNY Budget 1983-84, Feb.-March 1983
2. SUNY Budget 1983-84-Budget Cuts Campaign, Feb.-March 1983
3. SUNY Budget 1984-85, Sept. 1983
4. SUNY Budget 1985-86, Oct. 1984-April 1985
5. SUNY Budget 1986-87 (folder 1 of 4), circa Jan. 1986
6. SUNY Budget 1986-87 (folder 2 of 4)-SUNY 86-87 Financial Plan, Oct. 1986
Box III.4.5
1. SUNY Budget 1986-87 (folder 3 of 4), circa Oct. 1985-Jan. 1986
2. SUNY Budget 1986-87 (folder 4 of 4), March 1986-April 1987
3. SUNY Budget 1987-88, Oct. 1986-March 1988
4. SUNY Budget 1987-88-responses to telegram to legislators, March-April 1987
5. SUNY/Drescher correspondence, Nov. 1983-Nov. 1985
6. Tuition Assistance Program, Aug. 1982
7. Tuition Comparison, Aug. 1983
8. United College Employees of Fashion Institute of Technology, Oct. 1982-May 1983
9. Urbach, Kahn, and Werlin, P.C. (accountants), Oct. 1982-July 1983
10. UUP Budget, 1982-83, 1983-84
11. UUP Elections-Misc., April 1983
12. UUP Field Staff, Oct. 1982-April 1983
13. "UUP History" received June 1983 (covers 1969-1970)
14. Weidner, Barbara J. (Vice President for Professionals), Aug. 1982-May 1983
Permission is required to access these records. Please contact the curator of manuscripts for additional information.
Box III.5.1
1. Access (SUNY Admissions Criteria), circa May-Oct. 1991
2. Action Plan (Lobbying, etc.) Budget, circa Jan.-April 1991
3. Action Plan-Fall 91-92-Legislative, Ads, Chapters, Aug. 1991-April 1992
4. Advertising Campaigns 1992, Jan. 1992-Jan. 1993
5. Advertising Campaigns 1993, Dec. 1992-March 1993
6. Affirmative Action Committee (UUP and Joint Labor-Management) (folder 1 of 2), 1986-1987
7. Affirmative Action Committee (UUP and Joint Labor-Management) (folder 2 of 2), 1986-1987
8. Affirmative Action Committee (UUP and Joint Labor-Management), circa Oct. 1986-Jan. 1992
9. AFL-CIO (NYS), April 1992-April 1993
10. AFL-CIO NYS Education Committee, Sept. 1987-Feb. 1988
11. AFT Advisory Commission on Higher Education, 1987-1988
12. AFT Advisory Commission on Higher Education Conference/Futures Committee, Feb. 1991
13. AFT Advisory Commission on Higher Education, circa May 1991-Feb. 1992
14. AFT Advisory Commission on Higher Education-"Colleagues Still: A Statement on Elimination of Mandatory Retirement in Colleges and Universities" by John M. Reilly, circa March 1992
15. AFT Correspondence, Nov. 1991-Sept. 1992
16. AFT Correspondence, Oct. 1992-May 1993
17. AFT Education and Research Committee, Nov. 1987
18. AFT-Fiscal and Political Crisis in Higher Education Conference, Feb. 1993
19. AFT-Forum on Fiscal Crises in Higher Education, June 1992
20. AFT Futures Committee, Dec. 1988
21. AFT Futures Subcommittee-Role of Local Unions, Dec. 1991
22. AFT-Human & Civil Rights Committee Meeting, Sept. 22, 1992
23. AFT-Human & Civil Rights Committee, Dec. 1992
24. AFT-Human & Civil Rights Committee, March 1993
25. AFT-Human & Civil Rights Conference, Oct. 1992
26. AFT-International Conference of University Teacher Organizations, Dublin, Ireland, Oct. 1987
27. AFT-Legislative/Political Conference, March 1992
28. AFT-Legislative/Political Conference, March 1993
29. AFT Membership Presentation by Peter D. Hart Research Associates (member survey results), Oct. 1991
30. AFT-Midwest Community College and Vocational-Technical Institute Conference (9th annual), Oct. 1991
31. AFT-Midwest Community College and Vocational-Technical Institute Conference, Oct. 1992
32. AFT-National Higher Education Conference, July 1991
33. AFT-New Local Chartering Ceremony-Sommers County (W.Va.) Federation of Teachers, Sept. 1992
34. AFT Study Group on Retirement, April 1990-June 1991
35. AFT Union Leadership Institute (ULI) August 1991, June-Dec. 1991
36. AFT-University of California-AFT Summer Institute (folder 1 of 2), July
1992
Box III.5.2
1. AFT-University of California-AFT Summer Institute (folder 2 of 2), July 1992
1A. AFT-UUP-specific materials from AFT Executive Council meetings, 1988-1989
1B. AFT-UUP-specific materials from AFT Executive Council meetings, 1989-1990
1C. AFT-UUP-specific materials from AFT Executive Council meetings, June-July 1990
1D. AFT-UUP-specific materials from AFT Executive Council meetings, 1991-1992
2. AFT-Women's Rights Conference, Feb. 1993
3. Agency Fee, Feb. 1987-Feb. 1990
4. AIDS (folder 1 of 2), 1987-1990
5. AIDS (folder 2 of 2), 1987-1990
6. American Association of University Professors, Dec. 1983, Oct. 1987-June 1988, Jan. 1993
7. Baruch College-National Center for the Study of Collective Bargaining in Higher Education-16th Annual Conference (Reilly speaker), Feb.-May 1988
8. Benefits, Sept. 1987-Nov. 1987
9. Benefits, Nov. 1987-June 1988, Jan. 1989, Nov. 1989
10. Black History Month Reception, Feb. 1990
11. Budget and Campus Impact Study (Reilly-President of Albany Chapter), Feb.-March 1983
12. Budget (NYS) Action Plan-1991, circa March-July 1991
13. Budget (NYS Budget), 92-93, circa Jan.-April 1992
14. Budget (NYS) 1993, Reorg., SUNY, circa Oct. 1992-Feb. 1993
15. Budget Ads 1989, Feb.-March 1989
16. Campus Reports (Budget Cuts and Retrenchments) (folder 1 of 2), Jan.-April 1992
17. Campus Reports (Budget Cuts and Retrenchments) (folder 2 of 2), Jan.-April 1992
18. Chapter Presidents-Meetings/Correspondence, circa June 1987-March 1988
19. Chapter Presidents-Meetings/Correspondence, July 1988-May 1993
20. Chapter Release Time, Jan.-Oct. 1989
21. Chapter Release Time 1989-90, June-Sept. 1989
22. Chapter Release Time, June 1989-June 1991
23. Chapter Release Time Reports, Sept. 1989-Dec. 1990
24. Chapter Release Time Requests, Aug.-Nov. 1988
25. Clinical Practice Committee/Malpractice Insurance, March 1987-June 1987
26. Clinical Practice Committee/Malpractice Insurance, July-Oct. 1987
27. Clinical Practice Committee/Malpractice Insurance, Nov. 1987-Feb. 1988
28. College Persistence Data/Student Retention Rates, circa Aug.-Dec. 1991
Box III.5.3
1. Committee Activity Register 88-89 Final Report, June 30, 1989
2. Committee Appointments 1987-88 (folder 1 of 3), 1987
3. Committee Appointments 1987-88 (folder 2 of 3, 1987
4. Committee Appointments 1987-88 (folder 3 of 3), 1987
5. Committee Appointments 1988-1989--Correspondence and committee member lists, 1988-1989
6. Committee Appointments 1988-89 (folder 1 of 3), 1988
7. Committee Appointments 1988-89 (folder 2 of 3), 1988
8. Committee Appointments 1988-89 (folder 3 of 3), 1988
9. Committee Appointments 1989-90-Committee member lists, 1989-1990
10. Committee Appointments 1989-90-Recommendation and acceptance letters, Jan. 1989-May 1989
11. Committee Appointments 1989-90-Recommendation and acceptance letters, June 1989-Oct. 1989
12. Committee Appointments 1990-91-Correspondence and committee member lists, May-Oct. 1990
13. Committee Appointments 1990-91, June 1991-Aug. 1991
14. Committee Appointments 1991-92-Recommendation letters, May-July 1991
15. Committee Appointments 1991-92, Aug-Sept. 1991
16. Committee Appointments 1991-92, Aug-Nov. 1991
17. Committee Appointments 1992-93-Recommendation and acceptance letters, May 1992-Nov. 1992
18. Committee Appointments 1992-93-correspondence and committee member lists, June-Sept.1992
19. Committee Chairs, Sept. 1987-Sept. 1989
20. Conferences, 1988, 1990
21. Cuomo, Mario, Nov. 1990-Dec. 1992
22. Cuomo Watch, Feb. 1986
23. Debs, Eugene V.-Commemorative Stamp Effort, Aug. 1991-April 1992
24. Deficit Reduction Program/Proposed SUNY Cuts, Aug. 1991-Jan. 1992
25. Delegate Assembly Fall 1987, Sept. 1987
26. Delegate Assembly Winter 1988, Feb. 1988
27. Delegate Assembly Spring 1988, Jan.-May 1988
28. Delegate Assembly Fall 1988, July-Oct. 1988
29. Delegate Assembly Winter 1989, Feb. 1989
30. Delegate Assembly Spring 1989, April-May 1989
31. Delegate Assembly Fall 1989, Aug.-Sept.1989
32. Delegate Assembly Fall 1992, April-Sept. 1992
33. Disparity, 1987-1990
Box III.5.4
1. Drug Testing/Drug-Free Workplace Policy, April-June 1989, Aug. 1990
2. Dues Cap Removal Question, Oct. 1991-Aug. 1992
3. Dues Cap Removal Question-Brooklyn Health Science Center, Sept. 1991-June 1992
4. Education Consolidation and Improvement Act (ECIA) Chapter 2 Advisory Committee, New York State, Dec. 1984-Feb. 1985
5. ECIA Chapter 2 Advisory Committee, April 1985-Feb. 1986
6. ECIA Chapter 2 Advisory Committee, April 1986-Feb. 1987
7. ECIA Chapter 2 Advisory Committee, March 1987-June 1987
8. ECIA Chapter 2 Advisory Committee, Dec. 1987-Nov. 1988
9. Educational Opportunity Centers, 1990-1992
10. Empire State College-Workload Forum, Nov. 1988-Aug. 1989
11. Employee Assistance Program Information, 1985-1992
12. Employee Organizational Leave/Chapter Release Time, March 1992-April 1993
13. Employment Committee, Dec. 1989-July 1992
14. Employment Security Program, Aug.-Sept. 1991
15. Enrollment (SUNY), circa March 1991
16. Equity-Minorities in Science and Medicine, Spring 1991
17. Equity-Minority Recruitment, 1987-1988
18. Equity-Minority Women, 1988, 1990
19. Equity-Sexual Harassment, Feb. 1993
20. Equity-Under-Represented Faulty Initiative, Sept. 1991
21. Equity Stats/Affirmative Action (folder 1 of 3), 1985-1989
22. Equity Stats/Affirmative Action (folder 2 of 3), 1985-1989
23. Equity Stats/Affirmative Action (folder 3 of 3), 1985-1989
24. Excellence Committee, 1990
25. Executive Board Meetings, May-Dec. 1986
26. Executive Board Meetings (folder 1 of 2), May-Dec. 1987
27. Executive Board Meetings (folder 2 of 2), May-Dec. 1987
28. Executive Board Meeting January 15, 1988, Dec. 1987-Jan. 1988
29. Executive Board Meeting February 4, 1988, Jan.-Feb. 1988
30. Executive Board Meeting March 4, 1988, Jan.-March 1988
31. Executive Board Meeting April 15, 1988, March-April 1988
32. Executive Board Meeting May 5, 1988, March-May 1988
33. Executive Board Meeting June 10, 1988, April-June 1988
34. Executive Board Meeting August 12, 1988, May-August 1988
35. Executive Board Meeting September 29, 1988, Sept. 1988
36. Executive Board Meeting October 21, 1988, Sept.-Oct. 1988
37. Executive Board Meeting Nov. 18, 1988, Sept.-Nov. 1988
38. Executive Board Meeting December 2, 1988, Nov. 1988
39. Executive Board Meeting January 13, 1989, Dec. 1988-Jan. 1989
Box III.5.5
1. Executive Board Meeting February 2, 1989, Jan.-Feb. 1989
2. Executive Board Meeting March 3, 1989, Jan.-Feb. 1989
3. Executive Board Meeting March 31, 1989, Feb-March 1989
4. Executive Board Meeting April 20, 1989, April 1989
5. Executive Board Meeting May 4, 1989, March-May 1989
6. Executive Board Meeting June 16, 1989, April-June 1989
7. Executive Board Meeting Aug. 11, 1989, June-Aug. 1989
8. Executive Board Meeting Sept. 21, 1989, Aug.-Sept. 1989
9. Executive Board Meeting Oct. 20, 1989, Sept.-Oct. 1989
10. Executive Board Meeting Dec. 8, 1989, Oct.-Dec. 1989
11. Executive Board Meeting March 6, 1992, Jan.-March 1992
12. Faculty Curriculum Vitae, 1987-1988
13. Federal Government-Health Care, Military, June 1991-Feb. 1992
14. Fiscal Policy Institute, Feb.-Nov. 1991
15. Fiscal Policy Institute, Appointments to, June 1991-June 1993
16. Food Services Agreements (for NYSUT office building), 1988-1989
17. Forced Savings Memo, July 1987-Oct. 1987
18. Four Unions (UUP, PEF, CSEA, Council 82) budget cuts protests/rally, Dec. 1990-Feb. 1991
19. Graduate Student Employees Union, Jan. 1991-April 1992
20. Graduate Student Employees Union, April 1992-March 1993
21. Grievances-General Correspondence, circa June 1987-May 1989
22. Grievances-John Ernst, Empire State College, 1987-1990
23. Harry Van Arsdale Jr. School of Labor Studies, Empire State College, June 1987
24. Health Benefits (Joint Labor/Management Committee), May-Dec. 1989
25. Health Benefits (Joint Labor/Management Committee) (folder 1 of 2), 1990
26. Health Benefits (Joint Labor/Management Committee) (folder 2 of 2), 1990
27. Health Benefits, New York State Public Sector Coalition on, June 1991
28. Higher Education, articles, studies of (misc.), 1988-1989
29. Higher Education Act-Reauthorization, 1990-1992
30. Higher Education Reports, 1984-1987
31. Higher Education Services Corporation, Sept. 1987-Jan. 1988
32. Humane Animal Experimentation Task Force, Oct. 1985-April 1987
33. International Federation of Free Teachers' Unions (IFFTU) conference, Toronto,
May 28-June 2, 1989
Box III.5.6
1. IRS/SS Regulations, June 1991
2. Job Training Partnership Council, Feb. 1993-June 1993
3. Joint Labor Management Committees-General circa June 1985-Feb. 1987
4. "Learning Productivity-The Problems of American Higher Education" D. Bruce Johnstone (SUNY Chancellor), Dec. 1992
5. Legal, May 1988-Dec. 1989
6. Legal, Jan. 1990-Dec. 1990
7. Legal, Jan. 1991-July 1991
8. Legal, Oct. 1991-Oct. 1992
9. Legal-Suing the State re: Lag Payroll, 1991
10. Legal, misc., 1991-1992
11. Legal Defense Fund, June 1984-Nov. 1987
12. Legal Defense Fund, Feb. 1988-Nov. 1989
13. Legislative Breakfast, Jan. 1990
14. Legislative Breakfast, Feb. 1991
15. Legislative Breakfast, Jan. 1992
16. Legislative Breakfast, Feb. 1993
17. Legislation 1987, April-July 1987
18. Legislation, May 1987-Nov. 1987
19. Legislation, Dec. 1987-April 1988
20. Legislation, May-Sept. 1988
21. Legislation Program/Legislation Committee, 1987-1989
22. Legislation Program/Legislation Committee, 1989-1990
23. Legislation Program/Legislation Committee, 1990
24. Legislative Program Materials, Nov. 1991-March 1993
25. Legislative Program 1991, March-Dec. 1991
26. Legislative Program 1991-Campaign-Legislation, Budget, Jan.-March 1991
27. Legislative Program 1991-Early Retirement Legislation, May-Aug. 1991
28. Legislative Program 1991-Legislation on Budget (Furloughs and Lag Pay), Nov. 1990-Feb. 1991
29. Legislative Program 1992, Sept. 1991-April 1992
30. Legislative Program 1992, May-Oct. 1992
Box III.5.7
1. Legislative Program 1992-UUP Endorsement of Candidates-UUP letters and candidate responses, Oct.-Dec. 1992
2. Legislative Program 1993, Jan. 1993-June 1993
3. Lobby Day 1989, Jan.-March 1989
4. Lobby Day 1990, March 1990
5. Lobby Days 1991, March-July 1991
6. Lobby Day 1992, Feb. 1992
7. Lobby Days 1992 (Galbraith [UUP Secretary] file?), Jan.-April 1992
8. Lobby Days 1992 (Galbraith [UUP Secretary] file?), Feb.-May 1992
9. Lobby Day 1993, March 1993
10. Lobbyist Reports, April 1988-April 1993
11. Local Labor-Management Meetings-Old Westbury, May 1988
12. Low Level Radioactive Waste (LLRW) Issues, 1989-1990
13. McMaster University (Hamilton, Ontario) Medical Curriculum (AFT), May-June 1989
14. Mailings, bulk, to NYS legislators and UUP members, Nov. 1990-Dec. 1991
15. Mailings, bulk, to NYS legislators and UUP members, Jan. 1992-May 1993
16. Malpractice Insurance, Aug. 1990-Sept. 1992
17. Management Advisory Committee on Classification and Compensation (MACCC), Sept. 1986-April 1988
18. Martin Luther King, Jr. Institute for Non-Violence Advanced Education Programs, July-Nov. 1989
19. Middle States Accreditation Review SUNY Cortland, Dec. 1990
20. Negotiations 88-91, April 1987-Nov. 1987
21. Negotiations 88-91, Dec. 1987-May 1988
22. Negotiations-1991 ("lkp [Reilly secretary] file"), Jan.-June 1991
23. Negotiations Ad Hoc Advisory Committee, March-Aug. 1984
24. Negotiations-Reilly notes, March-Oct. 1985, Jan.1988
25. Negotiations Committee, Jan. 1985-April 1986
26. Negotiations Committee, Aug. 1987-Jan.1989
27. Negotiations Team, Oct. 1986-Sept. 1988
28. New York Network, May-Nov. 1991
29. New York Public Interest Research Group, Jan.-April 1991, Jan.-Feb. 1993
30. New York State Budget 91-92, Jan.-April 1991
31. New York State Budget 92-93, April 1991-Jan. 1992
32. New York State Budget, Oct. 1991-March 1992
33. New York State Budget 93-94, Jan. 1993
34. New York State Correspondence-Miscellaneous, June 1988-May 1993
35. NYS Controller's Report/Report on Faculty Utilization Operations, 1990-1991
Box III.5.8
1. New York State Economic Development-Campus Economic Impact Studies, 1986-1988
2. New York State Economic Development, 1988-1989
3. NYS Ethics Commission-Financial Disclosure Statement-Exemption Request Application-Academic Employees, March 17, 1989
4. NYS Ethics Commission-Financial Disclosure Statement-Exemption Request Application-Professional Employees (folder 1 of 3), March 17, 1989
5. NYS Ethics Commission-Financial Disclosure Statement-Exemption Request Application-Professional Employees (folder 2 of 3), March 17, 1989
6. NYS Ethics Commission-Financial Disclosure Statement-Exemption Request Application-Professional Employees (folder 3 of 3), March 17, 1989
7. NYS Ethics Commission-Financial Disclosure Statement-Job Titles (folder 1 of 2), April-May 1989
8. NYS Ethics Commission-Financial Disclosure Statement-Job Titles (folder 2 of 2), April-May 1989
9. New York State Ethics Commission, May-June 1989, Jan. 1992-April 1993
10. New York State Ethics Commission (folder created during processing with selected additional materials from Associate Director of Staff file), Sept. 1988-Sept. 1990
11. Nuclear Waste, 1989-1990
12. Nurses & Public Policy conference (March 1990), Oct.-Dec. 1989
13. Nursing Profession Work Group, 1987-1988
14. Nursing Profession Work Group, 1988-1989
15. NYSUT Committee of 100, Feb. 26, 1991, May 13-14, 1991
16. NYSUT Committee of 100, Feb.24-25, 1992
17. NYSUT Committee of 100 Lobby Day, May 19, 1992
18. NYSUT Committee of 100 Lobby Day, Feb. 22-23, 1993
19. NYSUT Community College Conference, Oct. 1991
20. NYSUT Community College Conference Oct. 1992, April 1992
21. NYSUT Correspondence and Communications, 1990-March 1993
22. NYSUT Endorsements and Oppositions, 1988-1990
23. NYSUT Endorsements 1992-Letters of Thanks and Acknowledgment from Endorsees, Aug.-Dec. 1992
24. NYSUT endorsements 1992-NYSUT Presidents Conference on Endorsements (folder 1 of 2), Jan.-July 1992
25. NYSUT endorsements 1992-NYSUT Presidents Conference on Endorsements (folder 2 of 2), Jan.-July 1992
26. NYSUT Higher Ed Lobby Day, March 10, 1992
27. NYSUT Higher Ed Lobby Day, March 2, 1993
Box III.5.9
1. NYSUT-Local Presidents Conference, April 1993
2. NYSUT New Local Presidents' Conference, May-July 1989
3. NYSUT New Local Presidents' Conference, May-June 1990
4. NYSUT Positive Negotiations Workshop, Feb. 1989-April 1990
5. NYSUT-Unity Caucus Executive Committee, Dec. 1987
5A. NYSUT-UUP-specific materials from NYSUT Board of Directors meetings, 1987-1989
6. Occupational Health Clinical Center, Central New York, July-Sept. 1987
7. Officers Meetings (folder 1 of 2), 1987-1988
8. Officers Meetings (folder 2 of 2), 1987-1988
9. Officers (and UUP office particularly Employee Benefits Specialists), Aug. 1987-June 1988
10. Officers (and UUP office particularly Employee Benefits Specialists), July 1988-Sept. 1989
11. Officers (and UUP office particularly Employee Benefits Specialists), Dec. 1989-Nov. 1991
12. Organizing, Aug. 1992-May 1993
13. Organizing-Michigan Technological University, May 1992-April 1993
14. Organizing-State University Research Foundation, Aug. 1992-March 1993
15. Parking Negotiations/Fees, Feb.-Dec. 1989
16. Parking Negotiations/Fees, Jan.-March 1990
17. Parking Negotiations/Fees, March-Aug. 1990
18. Pay Equity, Aug. 1989-Oct. 1991
19. Pedagogy/Enrollment, 1989-1990
20. Performance Measures, Feb. 1993
21. Political Campaigns 1992, July 1992-Oct. 1992
22. Post-Secondary Instruction, Institute of (proposed legislation), 1988, 1990
23. Potsdam-Student Grievance Process/Grade Appeals, March 1986-Oct. 1987
24. Professional Development and Quality of Work Life (PDQWL) Committee, June 1986-Jan. 1987
25. Professional Development and Quality of Work Life (PDQWL) Committee, Feb. 1987-June 1987
26. PDQWL Grant/Leonard Kastle "Passion of Mother Ann," 1987
27. PDQWL Grant/Leonard Kastle "Passion of Mother Ann," 1987-1988
28. Professional Life Quality Survey, Potsdam, April-May 1988
29. Professionals-Professional Newer Members Survey Results, May 1993
30. Professionals-Reclassification, 1986-1987
31. Professionals-Reclassification and Promotion, May 1987-Aug. 1987
32. Professionals-Reclassification and Promotion, Aug. 1987-Oct. 1987
33. Professionals-Reclassification and Promotion, Oct. 1987-Jan. 1988
Box III.5.10
1. Public Employee Division (NYS AFL-CIO) (folder 1 of 2), July 1987-Jan. 1988
2. Public Employee Division (NYS AFL-CIO) (folder 2 of 2), July 1987-Jan. 1988
3. Public Employee Division, NYS AFL-CIO (misc.), 1988
4. Public Employee Division (NYS AFL-CIO), 1988-1990
5. Public Employee Division Advisory Board agendas and minutes (NYS AFL-CIO), 1988-1990
6. Public Employee Division Advisory Board (NYS AFL-CIO), March 1990
7. Public Employee Division (NYS AFL-CIO), April 1991-May 1993
8. Public Employee Division (NYS AFL-CIO), Pension Reform, July-Dec. 1989
9. Public Employee Pension Task Force (Public Employee Division NYS AFL-CIO), 1989-1990
10. Public Employees Benefit Fund, May 1987-Dec. 1987
11. Public Employees Benefit Fund, Feb. 1988-Aug. 1988
12. Public Employees Benefit Fund (folder 1 of 2), Aug.-Dec. 1988
13. Public Employees Benefit Fund (folder 2 of 2), Aug.-Dec. 1988
14. Public Employees Benefit Fund (folder 1 of 6), Dec. 1988-Dec. 1989
15. Public Employees Benefit Fund (folder 2 of 6), Dec. 1988-Dec. 1989
16. Public Employees Benefit Fund (folder 3 of 6), Dec. 1988-Dec. 1989
17. Public Employees Benefit Fund (folder 4 of 6), Dec. 1988-Dec. 1989
18. Public Employees Benefit Fund (folder 5 of 6), Dec. 1988-Dec. 1989
19. Public Employees Benefit Fund (folder 6 of 6), Dec. 1988-Dec. 1989
20. Public Employees Benefit Fund (folder 1 of 2), 1990
21. Public Employees Benefit Fund (folder 2 of 2), 1990
22. Public Employees Benefit Fund-October 29, 1990 Board of Trustees Meeting
(folder 1 of 2)
Box III.5.11
1. Public Employees Benefit Fund-October 29, 1990 Board of Trustees Meeting (folder 2 of 2)
2. Public Employee Benefit Fund, Dec. 1991-Oct. 1992
3. Public Employee Federation (PEF), July 1987, Oct. 1991-May 1993
4. Re-Imagine UUP, Sept. 1991-May 1992
5. Re-Imagine UUP, June 1992-May 1993
6. Reclassification-Counseling Psychologists, 1986-1987
7. Regents-NY State Education Department, July-Aug. 1987
8. Regents-NY State Education Department, Sept.-Dec. 1987
9. Regents, New York State, May 1983, June 1987-Dec. 1992
10. Regional Budget Meetings, 1988, 1989, 1993
11. Regional Budget Meetings-Handouts, Feb.-March 1989
12. Regional Meetings-Promotion, Compensation, Classification of Professionals, 1987
13. Reilly, John M., biographical information, 1989-1993
14. Reilly Talks-"Bargaining for Professionalism: A Union Vision of the Future" 16th Annual Conference-National Center for the Study of Collective Bargaining in Higher Education and the Professions, April-May 1988
15. Reilly Talks-Comments on AP Tests/College-Bound Minority Students, Dec. 1989-Jan. 1990
16. Reilly Talks-"Content and Quality of Training" New York State Job Training Partnership Council-State Leadership Team's Informational Roundtable on Content and Quality of Education for Adults, March-April 1989
17. Reilly Talks-Federation of Maryland Teachers Quest Conference and Convention on "Quality Educational Standards in Teaching," Nov. 1989
18. Reilly Talks-Four Union Unity Rally, Feb. 5, 1991
19. Reilly Talks-"Funding Higher Education in New York," APSCUF, March 17, 1990
20. Reilly Talks-L/M Contract Committee, Dec. 1, 1989
21. Reilly Talks-Miscellaneous, including UUP meetings/conferences, 1989-1991
22. Reilly Talks-"Professional Values in Faculty Promotion" (Washington Federation of Teachers), April 1989
23. Reilly Testimony-Albany Common Council, Omnibus Human Rights Law, Nov. 12, 1992
24. Reilly Testimony-Committee on University Revenue and Tuition Policy, Board of Trustees, State University of New York, Dec. 7, 1990
25. Reilly Testimony-Assembly Republican Task Force-The Future of the State University of New York, March 10, 1993
26. Reilly Testimony-Assembly Standing Committee on Higher Education, June 18, 1987
27. Reilly Testimony-Assembly Standing Committee on Higher Education, Nov. 19, 1991
28. Reilly Testimony-Assembly Ways and Means Committee, Feb. 11, 1991
29. Reilly Testimony-New York State Ethics Commission, Oct. 18, 1988
30. Reilly Testimony-Regents Committee on Higher and Professional Education, Sept. 16, 1992
31. Reilly Testimony-Senate Finance Committee and Assembly Ways and Means Committee, Jan. 25, 1988
32. Reilly Testimony-Senate Finance Committee and Assembly Ways and Means Committee, Jan. 30, 1989
33. Reilly Testimony-Senate Finance Committee and Assembly Ways and Means Committee, Jan. 29, 1990
34. Reilly Testimony-Senate Finance Committee and Assembly Ways and Means Committee, Jan. 28, 1992
35. Reilly Testimony-Senate Finance Committee and Assembly Ways and Means Committee on State Operations Budget, Feb. 2, 1993
36. Reilly Testimony-Senate and Assembly Committees on Higher Education, Senate Finance Committee and Assembly Ways and Means Committee, Dec. 19, 1989
37. Reilly Testimony-Senate Higher Education Committee on SUNY Admission Criteria, May 8, 1991
38. Reilly Testimony-Senate Higher Education Committee, May 13, 1992
39. Reilly Testimony-Temporary Task Force on Optional Retirement Programs, May 12, 1992
40. Reilly Statement-"Colleagues Still: A Statement on Elimination of Mandatory Retirement in Colleges and Universities," AFT Advisory Commission on Higher Education, March 11, 1992
41. Reilly Statement-Differential Tuition for SUNY University Centers-Statement in Opposition, 1991
42. Reilly Statement-Draft memo to State re: "Let's Have an Accounting" regarding cuts in the budget, Dec. 6, 1991
43. Reilly Statement-"Keepin' on Keepin' On: Updating a Sketch for the UUP Strategic Plan or 'The Long Haul' Revisited," presented at the Fall 1992 DA, Sept. 1992
44. Reilly Statement-"The Long Haul: A Sketch for a UUP Strategic Plan for a Strong Union in a Comprehensive University," presented at Spring 1992 DA, May 1992
45. Reilly Statement-Sexual Harassment, May 1993
46. Reilly Statement-Tenure, May 1993
47. Release Time Review Committee, 1989-1990
48. Research Regulations/Misconduct Guidelines (re: research in science), Oct. 1987-July 1988
49. Research Regulations/Misconduct Guidelines (re: research in science), July 1989-Jan. 1990
50. Retirement, Dec. 1988, Oct. 1991-Jan. 1992, May 1993
51. Retirement, Early (including incentive programs) (folder 1 of 2), June 1990-Aug. 1991
52. Retirement, Early (including incentive programs) (folder 2 of 2), June 1990-Aug. 1991
53. Retirement, Early (including incentive programs) (folder 1 of 2), Feb. 1992-Oct. 1992
54. Retirement, Early (including incentive programs) (folder 2 of 2), Feb. 1992-Oct. 1992
55. Retirement: Optional Retirement Program in SUNY-background materials (1963-1964) on establishment of, May 1992
56. Retirement: Optional Retirement Program, Temporary Task Force on/Suspension
of State TIAA-CREF Contributions (folder 1 of 2), April 1992-May 1993
Box III.5.12
1. Retirement: Optional Retirement Program, Temporary Task Force on/Suspension of State TIAA-CREF Contributions (folder 2 of 2), April 1992-May 1993
2. Retirement: Temporary Task Force on Optional Retirement Programs, May 1991-Jan. 1992
3. Retirement: Temporary Task Force on Optional Retirement Programs, Jan. 1992-Feb. 1992
4. Retirement: Temporary Task Force on Optional Retirement Programs, Feb. 1992-March 1992
5. Retirement: Temporary Task Force on Optional Retirement Programs, April 1992-May 1992
6. Retirement: Temporary Task Force on Optional Retirement Programs, May-Aug. 1992, Jan.-Feb. 1993
7. Retirement: Temporary Task Force on Optional Retirement Programs including meeting agendas, minutes, and handouts, May-June 1992
8. Retirement: Temporary Task Force on Optional Retirement Programs including meeting handouts, May-June 1992
9. Retirement: TIAA-CREF, Feb. 1991-Feb. 1993
10. Retrenchments 1990-91, 1990-1991
11. Retrenchments 1991-92, 1990-1992
12. Safety and Health, 1987
13. Safety and Health (folder 1 of 2), 1988
14. Safety and Health (folder 2 of 2), 1988
15. Safety and Health, 1989
16. Safety and Health, Aug. 1989-May 1993
17. Safety and Health in the Workplace-UUP compilation of background information, April 1988
18. SASU (Student Association of the State University), Dec. 1989, Jan.-Feb. 1993
19. SEFA (State Employee Federated Appeal)-1989 Campaign, Dec. 1989-April 1990
20. SEFA (State Employee Federated Appeal)-1991 Campaign/Loaned Executive Program (folder 1 of 2), Feb. 1991-Feb. 1992
21. SEFA (State Employee Federated Appeal)-1991 Campaign/Loaned Executive Program (folder 2 of 2), Feb. 1991-Feb. 1992
22. SEFA (State Employee Federated Appeal)-1992 Campaign, Feb. 1992-March 1993
23. Sexual Harassment, Feb. 1990-May 1993
24. Solidarity-UUP South Africa Labor Support Fund, Jan. 1990
25. Solidarity Committee, Nov. 1987-Aug. 1988
Box III.5.13
1. Solidarity Committee, Sept. 1988-May 1993
2. Student Recruitment and Retention Committee, Oct. 1988-May 1990
3. SUNY 5 Year Plans, 1980, 1989
4. SUNY 1985 Flex Legislation, July 1985
5. SUNY 1987-1988 Financial Plan, Aug. 1987
6. "SUNY 2000," Aug.-Sept. 1991
7. SUNY Academic Recall Study, Jan. 1988-June 1990
8. SUNY-Access, Dec. 1987-Dec. 1991
9. SUNY-Advocacy Plan, Sept. 1992
10. SUNY-Affirmative Action, 1977-1990
11. SUNY-Affirmative Action (folder 1 of 2), 1988-1990
12. SUNY-Affirmative Action (folder 2 of 2), 1988-1990
13. SUNY's Best Program (folder 1 of 2), Oct. 1987-Oct. 1990, Oct. 1991-July 1992
14. SUNY's Best Program (folder 2 of 2), Oct. 1987-Oct. 1990, Oct. 1991-July 1992
15. SUNY Budget, Sept.-Nov. 1987
16. SUNY Budget, Jan.-March 1988
17. SUNY Budget, Feb.-Sept. 1988
18. SUNY Budget, Oct.-Nov. 1988
19. SUNY Budget, Nov.-Dec. 1988
20. SUNY Budget, Jan.-Feb. 1989
21. SUNY Budget, Feb.-March 1989
22. SUNY Budget, March-June 1989
23. SUNY Budget-Board of Trustees, 1988-1989
24. SUNY Budget-Clippings, etc. (folder 1 of 4), Nov. 1988-June 1989
25. SUNY Budget-Clippings, etc. (folder 2 of 4), Nov. 1988-June 1989
Box III.5.14
1. SUNY Budget-Clippings, etc. (folder 3 of 4), Nov. 1988-June 1989
2. SUNY Budget-Clippings, etc. (folder 4 of 4), Nov. 1988-June 1989
3. SUNY Budget-Campus Questionnaires budget cut plans impact (folder 1 of 2), Jan.-March 1989
4. SUNY Budget-Campus Questionnaires budget cut plans impact (folder 2 of 2), Jan.-March 1989
5. SUNY Budget-Campaign (letter writing to legislators, etc.) (folder 1 of 2), Nov. 1988-June 1989
6. SUNY Budget-Campaign (letter writing to legislators, etc.) (folder 2 of 2), Nov. 1988-June 1989
7. SUNY Budget Crisis, June-Dec. 1988, Oct. 1989
8. SUNY Budget-Legislation, May 1989
9. SUNY Budget-Mailings to Members, Oct. 1988-March 1989
10. SUNY Budget, July-Dec. 1989
11. SUNY Budget 90-91 (folder 1 of 2), Jan.-March 1990
12. SUNY Budget 90-91 (folder 2 of 2), Jan.-March 1990
13. SUNY Budget 1990, May 1990
14. SUNY Budget-Campus Budget Reports, 1990-1991
15. SUNY Budget, July 1991-April 1992
16. SUNY-Buffalo Proposal [re: research group in education?], June 1988
17. SUNY-Chancellor, Dec. 1990-April 1993
18. SUNY Committee on Institutional Performance, Jan.-May 1988
19. SUNY-Correspondence, March 1992-April 1993
20. SUNY Disability Program, 1985-1988
21. SUNY Faculty Senate, Jan. 1992
22. SUNY-Faculty Utilization, 1991-1992
23. SUNY's Future: Expanding the Mission, Fulfilling the Promise, letters regarding, April-May 1990
24. SUNY Hospital Restructuring, Feb. 1986-Sept. 1991
25. SUNY Hospital Restructuring (folder 1 of 3), 1991-Jan. 1992
26. SUNY Hospital Restructuring (folder 2 of 3), 1991-Jan. 1992
27. SUNY Hospital Restructuring (folder 3 of 3), 1991-Jan. 1992
28. SUNY Hospital Restructuring/Hospital Employees Survey, Jan. 1991-March 1993
29. SUNY Hospital Restructuring Workshop, April-May 1993
30. SUNY Hospitals (folder 1 of 3), 1992
31. SUNY Hospitals (folder 2 of 3), 1992
Box III.5.15
1. SUNY Hospitals (folder 3 of 3), 1992
2. SUNY-Meeting with J. Burke (Provost), May 4, 1993, April-May 1993
3. SUNY Patent Policy, Oct. 1986-Sept. 1988
4. SUNY Productivity, Feb. 1993
5. SUNY-State Revenue Shortfall, June 1988
6. SUNY-State Revenue Shortfall, June 1988-Aug. 1988
7. SUNY-State Revenue Shortfall, Aug. 1988-Oct. 1988
8. SUNY Statistics, May-June 1987, March-Nov. 1989
9. SUNY Statistical Releases, Dec. 1987-June 1988
10. SUNY Statistical Releases, June 1988-Dec. 1988
11. SUNY Women's Conference, Aug.-Nov. 1990
12. SUNY Workload, Sept. 1991-July 1992
13. SUNYSAT, March-Aug. 1988
14. Teacher Centers, 1986-1988
15. TIAA-CREF (folder 1 of 3), Oct. 1987-Dec. 1988
16. TIAA-CREF (folder 2 of 3), Oct. 1987-Dec. 1988
17. TIAA-CREF (folder 3 of 3), Oct. 1987-Dec. 1988
18. TIAA-CREF (folder 1 of 4), Feb. 1989-Dec. 1990
19. TIAA-CREF (folder 2 of 4), Feb. 1989-Dec. 1990
20. TIAA-CREF (folder 3 of 4), Feb. 1989-Dec. 1990
21. TIAA-CREF (folder 4 of 4), Feb. 1989-Dec. 1990
22. Tuition, 1990-1992
23. Undergraduate Education, Task Force on/Program Assessment (folder 1 of 2),
Sept. 1987-Nov. 1988
Box III.5.16
1. Undergraduate Education, Task Force on/Program Assessment (folder 2 of 2), Sept. 1987-Nov. 1988
2. University Development Committee, Sept. 1988-June 1989
3. University Development Committee, June-Sept. 1989
4. University Development Committee, Sept.-Nov. 1989
5. University Development Committee, March 1990-Dec. 1991
6. University Development Committee, Jan.-March 1993
7. UUP Benefits-Aetna, Sept. 1986-Sept. 1991
8. UUP Benefits-CDPHP Crisis, Sept. 1991
9. UUP Benefits-Empire Plan, Dec. 1989-Nov. 1992
10. UUP Benefits-Income Tax Guide, Dec. 1991
11. UUP Benefits-Mental Health and Substance Abuse, 1991-1992
12. UUP Contract Ratification 1992-Chapter Visits, July-Aug. 1992
13. UUP Designees to Various Boards and Committees, Nov. 1990-April 1993
14. UUP General/Miscellaneous Correspondence, Dec. 1989-July 1992
15. UUP Grant Proposal Approvals, June 1988
16. UUP Life Insurance, Jan. 1991-July 1992
17. UUP Master Plan, Dec. 1988
18. UUP Position-"The Unfinished University: A Story of Disinvestment at the State University of New York," May 1992
19. UUP Public Relations, June 1987-March 1993
20. UUP Research Department, Feb. 1988-May 1989
21. UUP Research Department, May 1989-Sept. 1990
22. UUP Research Department (including materials re: disparity study), Feb. 1991-Jan. 1992
23. UUP Research Department (including materials re: disparity study), April 1992-May 1993
24. UUP Research Department-Disparity, Dec. 1992-March 1993
25. "UUP Says No to Layoffs" Budget, Jan. 31, 1991
26. UUP Support of Other Unions, July 1988-Sept. 1992
27. UUP/SUNY International Programs Proposals, Dec. 1989-Jan. 1990
28. UUP Teleconference Dec. 5, 1989 [on "SUNY's Future: Expanding the Mission, Fulfilling the Promise"] (folder 1 of 2), Aug. 1989-Dec. 1989
29. UUP Teleconference Dec. 5, 1989 [on "SUNY's Future: Expanding the Mission, Fulfilling the Promise"] (folder 2 of 2), Aug. 1989-Dec. 1989
30. Vice President for Academics, June 1978-Nov. 1989
31. Vice President for Professionals, April 1979-Aug. 1986
32. Vice President for Professionals, Sept.1986-Feb. 1989
33. Vice President for Professionals, March 1989-Sept. 1989
34. Vice President for Professionals, Oct. 1989-April 1990
35. WAMC Radio Show/The Best of Our Knowledge, Oct. 1990-Oct. 1993
36. Workload/Faculty Utilization, 1990-1992
37. Workplace Literacy (Teamsters), 1987
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Box IIIA.1.1
1. "Albany Plan"-other campus implementation, May 1986-March 1987
2. "Albany Plan"-other campus implementation, Aug. 1986-March 1987
3. Appendix A/Rosters of Titles Reclassified (folder 1 of 3), circa 1987
4. Appendix A/Rosters of Titles Reclassified (folder 2 of 3), circa 1987
5. Appendix A/Rosters of Titles Reclassified (folder 3 of 3), circa 1987
6. Arthur Young-Progress Report on Reclassification Study, May 1985
7. Arthur Young-State of New York Classification and Compensation Study-Final Report -Recommendations (selected pages), Oct. 1985
8. Arthur Young-State University of New York-Promotion, Classification, and Compensation System Study (the "Arthur Young Study"), May 1986
9. Arthur Young Study-Conclusions and Recommendations, undated
10. Arthur Young Study-Notes and Summary-UUP Leadership Workshop, Sept. 5, 1986
11. Correspondence and Meeting Notes, March-June 1987
12. Correspondence and Meeting Notes (folder 1 of 2), April-July 1987
13. Correspondence and Meeting Notes (folder 2 of 2), April-July 1987
14. Correspondence, etc., June-Dec. 1986
15. Correspondence, etc., Jan.-May 1987
16. Correspondence, etc., June-July 1987
17. Correspondence, etc., August 1987
18. Correspondence, etc., Sept. 2-Sept. 24, 1987
19. Correspondence, etc., Sept. 25-Oct. 16, 1987
20. Correspondence, etc., Oct. 19-Oct. 22, 1987
21. Correspondence, etc., Oct. 23- Nov. 5, 1987
22. Correspondence, etc., Nov. 5-Nov. 18, 1987
23. Correspondence, etc., Nov. 20-Dec. 4, 1987
24. Correspondence, etc., Dec. 4, 1987-Jan. 8, 1988
Box IIIA.1.2
1. Correspondence, etc., Jan. 11-Feb. 1988
2. Correspondence, etc., March-April 23, 1988
3. Correspondence, etc., April 24, 1988-March 17, 1989
4. Correspondence, etc., March 20-Nov. 7, 1989
5. Draft Memorandum to SUNY Board of Trustees re: Revision of Classification and Compensation System, undated
6. Job Family Proposal-Child Life Program, April 1989
7. Job Family Proposal-Continuing Education, Aug. 1988-June 1989
8. Job Family Proposal-Family Life Journal, April 1989
9. Job Family Proposal-Performing Arts, Nov. 1987, April-Oct. 1989
10. Job Family Proposal-Visual Resources, Sept.-Oct. 1988
11. "Member Input", July-Oct. 1987
12. "September Regional Meetings", Sept. 1987
13. State University of New York Position Evaluation Guide Non-Teaching Professional
Service, March 1973
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Box IIIA.2.1
0. Asbestos, Aug. 3, 1987
1. Correspondence, March 1987-Feb. 1988
2. Correspondence, 1987-1990
3. Correspondence, Feb. 1988-March 1992
4. Correspondence, July 1992-May 1993
5. Correspondence, June 1993-April 1994
6. Correspondence, July 1994-July 1996
7. Correspondence-Chapters (Albany-Brockport), 1988-1989
8. Correspondence-Chapters (Brooklyn HSC-Delhi), 1988-1991
9. Correspondence-Chapters (Empire State-Old Westbury), 1988-1991
Box IIIA.2.2
1. Correspondence-Chapters (Oneonta-Utica/Rome), 1988-1990
2. Joint Labor/Management Committee on AIDS, March 1990-Jan. 1991
3. Smoking Policy, Sept. 1989-Aug. 1990
4. UUP Booklets on S&H Issues, undated
5. Video Display Terminals, March-April 1988
Subgroup IV: Office of the Secretary, 1968-1999
Series 1 - Executive Board, 1975-1996. 4.0 cubic feet. Arranged chronologically.
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Box IV.1.1
1. May 1975-April 1977
2. May 1977-Dec. 1977
3. Jan. 1978-Dec. 1978
4. Jan. 1979-April 1979
4A. May 1979-Dec. 1979
4B. Jan. 1980-Dec. 1980
5. Jan. 1981-July 1981
6. Aug. 1981-Dec. 1981
7. Jan. 1982-April 1982
8. May 1982-Aug. 1982
9. Sept. 1982-Dec. 1982
10. Jan. 1983-March 1983
11. April 1983-Oct. 1983
12. Nov. 1983-Dec. 1983
13. Jan. 1984-Feb. 1984
14. March 1984-June 1984
15. July 1984-Oct. 1984
16. Nov. 1984-Dec. 1984
17. Correspondence, Jan. 1985-March 1985
18. Correspondence, April 1985-June 1985, December 1985
Box IV.1.2
1. Minutes and Agendas, Jan. 1985-April 1985
1A. Minutes and Agendas, May 1985-Dec. 1985
1B. Correspondence, Jan. 1986-Sept. 1986
1C. Correspondence, Oct. 1986-Dec. 1986
2. Minutes and Agendas, Jan.-June 1986
3. Minutes and Agendas, July-Dec. 1986
4. Correspondence, Jan. 1987-Nov. 1987
5. Minutes and Agendas, Jan. 1987-July 1987
6. Minutes and Agendas, Sept.-Dec. 1987
7. Correspondence, Jan. 1988-Dec. 1988
8. Minutes and Agendas, Jan. 1988
9. Minutes and Agendas, Feb-March 1988
10. Minutes and Agendas, April-May 1988
11. Minutes and Agendas, July-Oct. 1988
12. Minutes and Agendas, Nov.-Dec. 1988
13. Correspondence, Jan. 1989-Nov. 1989
14. Minutes and Agendas, Jan. 1989
15. Minutes and Agendas, Feb-March 1989
16. Minutes and Agendas, April-May 1989
Box IV.1.3
1. Minutes and Agendas, July-Nov. 1989
2. Various Meetings, Jan. 1987-April 1988
3. Correspondence, Dec. 1989-Dec. 1990
4. Jan. 12, 1990; Feb. 1, 1990
5. March 2, 1990
6. April 6, 1990
7. May 3, 1990
8. June 22, 1990
9. Aug. 10, 1990
10. Sept. 14, 1990
11. Oct. 11, 1990
12. Nov. 30, 1990
13. Correspondence, Jan.-Dec. 1991
14. Various Meetings, Jan.-April 1991
15. Various Meetings, April-May 1991
16. June 14, 1991
17. Various Meetings, June-Aug. 1991
18. Sept. 26, 1991
19. Nov. 1, 1991
20. Dec. 13, 1991
21. Correspondence, Jan.-May 1992
22. January 30, 1992
23. April 3, 1992
24. April 30, 1992
25. Various Meetings, June-Dec. 1992 (folder 1 of 3)
26. Various Meetings, June-Dec. 1992 (folder 2 of 3)
27. Various Meetings, June-Dec. 1992 (folder 3 of 3)
28. Jan. 28, 1993
29. Various Meetings, Feb.-May 1993
(note: box is only 3/4ths full)
Box IV.1.4
1. June 18, 1993
2. August 13, 1993
3. Sept. 30/Oct. 3, 1993
4. Nov. 5, 1993
5. Various Meetings, Nov. 1993-May 1994
6. Dec. 10, 1993
7. Jan. 27, 1994
8. March 3, 1994
9. March 25, 1994
10. May 5, 1994
11. June 17, 1994
12. August 19, 1994
13. Sept. 29, 1994
14. Nov. 4, 1994
15. Dec. 16, 1994
16. Oct. 3, 1996
(note: box is only 1/3rd full)
Subgroup IV: Office of the Secretary
Series 2 - Delegate Assemblies, 1977-1999. 5.0 cubic feet. Arranged chronologically.
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Box IV.2.1
1. Winter 1977 (Feb. 4-5, 1977)
2. Winter 1978 (Feb. 3-4, 1978)
3. Spring 1978 (May 5-6, 1978)
4. Fall 1978 (Sept. 15-16, 1978)
5. Winter 1979 (Feb. 2-3, 1979)
6. Spring 1979 (May 4-5, 1979)
7. Fall 1979 (Oct. 5-6, 1979)
8. Winter 1980 (Feb. 1-2, 1980)
9. Spring 1980 (May 9-10, 1980)
10. Fall 1980 (Oct. 3-4, 1980)
11. Winter 1981 (Feb. 6-7, 1981)
12. Spring 1981 (May 8-9, 1981)
13. Fall 1981 (Sept. 25-26, 1981)
14. Winter 1982 (Feb. 5-6, 1982)
15. Spring 1982 (May 7-8, 1982) (folder 1 of 2)
16. Spring 1982 (May 7-8, 1982) (folder 2 of 2)
17. Fall 1982 (Oct. 1-2, 1982)
18. Winter 1983 (Feb. 11-12, 1983) (folder 1 of 2)
19. Winter 1983 (Feb. 11-12, 1983) (folder 2 of 2)
20. Spring 1983 (May 6-7, 1983)
21. Spring 1983 (May 6-7, 1983)-Listings of Chapter Delegates and Alternatives
of Record
22. Fall 1983 (Oct. 7-8, 1983)
23. Winter 1984 (Feb. 3-4, 1984) (folder 1 of 2)
24. Winter 1984 (Feb. 3-4, 1984) (folder 2 of 2)
25. Spring 1984 (May 11-12, 1984)
26. Fall 1984 (Oct. 12-13, 1984)
27. Winter 1985 (Feb. 8-9, 1985) (folder 1 of 2)
28. Winter 1985 (Feb. 8-9, 1985) (folder 2 of 2)
29. Winter 1985 (Feb. 8-9, 1985), Listing of Chapter Delegates and Alternates of Record
30. Spring 1985 (May 10-11, 1985)
31. Spring 1985 (May 10-11, 1985), Listing of Chapter Delegates and Alternates of Record
32. Fall 1985 (Oct. 4-5, 1985)
33. Winter 1986 (Feb. 7-8, 1986)
34. Winter 1986 (Feb. 7-8, 1986), Listing of Chapter Delegates and Alternates
of Record
Box IV.2.2
1. Spring 1986 (May 9-10, 1986)
2. Spring 1986 (May 9-10, 1986), Listing of Chapter Delegates and Alternates of Record
3. Fall 1986 (Sept. 26-27, 1986) (folder 1 of 2)
4. Fall 1986 (Sept. 26-27, 1986) (folder 2 of 2)
5. Winter 1987 (Feb. 6-7, 1987)
6. Spring 1987 (May 1-2, 1987)
7. Fall 1987 (Sept. 18-19, 1987)
8. Winter 1988 (Feb. 5-6, 1988) (folder 1 of 2)
9. Winter 1988 (Feb. 5-6, 1988) (folder 2 of 2)
9A. Winter 1988-Transcript of Executive Session regarding CWA negotiations, Feb. 6, 1988
10. Spring 1988 (May 6-7, 1988)
11. Fall 1988 (Sept. 30-Oct. 1, 1988) (folder 1 of 2)
12. Fall 1988 (Sept. 30-Oct. 1, 1988) (folder 2 of 2)
13. Winter 1989 (Feb. 3-4, 1989) (folder 1 of 2)
14. Winter 1989 (Feb. 3-4, 1989) (folder 2 of 2)
15. Spring 1989 (May 5-6, 1989) (folder 1 of 2)
16. Spring 1989 (May 5-6, 1989) (folder 2 of 2)
17. Fall 1989 (Sept. 22-23, 1989) (folder 1 of 2)
18. Fall 1989 (Sept. 22-23, 1989) (folder 2 of 2)
19. Winter 1990 (Feb. 2-3, 1990) (folder 1 of 2)
20. Winter 1990 (Feb. 2-3, 1990) (folder 2 of 2)
21. Spring 1990 (May 4-5, 1990) (folder 1 of 2)
22. Spring 1990 (May 4-5, 1990) (folder 2 of 2)
23. Spring 1990 (May 4-5, 1990)-Advanced mailing
24. Spring 1990 (May 4-5, 1990)-Delegate Package
Box IV.2.3
1. Fall 1990 (Oct. 12-13, 1990)
2. Fall 1990 (Oct. 12-13, 1990)-Advanced mailing
3. Fall 1990 (Oct. 12-13, 1990)-Delegate Package (?)
4. Winter 1991 (Feb. 1-2, 1991) (folder 1 of 2)
5. Winter 1991 (Feb. 1-2, 1991) (folder 2 of 2)
6. Spring 1991 (May 3-4, 1991)
7. Fall 1991 (Sept. 27-28, 1991) (folder 1 of 2)
8. Fall 1991 (Sept. 27-28, 1991) (folder 2 of 2)
9. Winter 1992 (Jan. 31-Feb. 1, 1992)
10. Winter 1992 (Jan. 31-Feb. 1, 1992)-Advanced mailing
11. Winter 1992 (Jan. 31-Feb. 1, 1992)-Delegate Package
12. Spring 1992 (May 1-2, 1992)
13. Spring 1992 (May 1-2, 1992)-Advance mailing
14. Spring 1992 (May 1-2, 1992)-Delegate Package
15. Fall 1992 (Sept. 25-26, 1992)
16. Fall 1992 (Sept. 25-26, 1992)-Advance mailing
17. Fall 1992 (Sept. 25-26, 1992)-Delegate Package
18. Winter 1993 (Jan. 29-30, 1993)
19. Winter 1993 (Jan. 29-30, 1993)-Advanced mailing
20. Spring 1993 (May 7-8, 1993)
21. Spring 1993 (May 7-8, 1993)-Advanced mailing
22. Spring 1993 (May 7-8, 1993)-Transcript
(note: box is only 1/2 full)
Box IV.2.4
1. Fall 1993 (Oct. 1-3, 1993) (folder 1 of 2)
2. Fall 1993 (Oct. 1-3, 1993) (folder 2 of 2)
3. Fall 1993 (Oct. 1-3, 1993)-Advanced mailing
4. Fall 1993 (Oct. 1-3, 1993)-Delegate Package
5. Fall 1993 (Oct. 1-3, 1993)-Transcript
6. Winter 1994 (Jan. 28-29, 1994)
7. Winter 1994 (Jan. 28-29, 1994)-Advanced mailing
8. Winter 1994 (Jan. 28-29, 1994)-Delegate Package
9. Winter 1994 (Jan. 28-29, 1994)-Transcript
10. Spring 1994 (May 6-7, 1994)
11. Spring 1994 (May 6-7, 1994)-Advanced mailing
12. Spring 1994 (May 6-7, 1994)-Delegate Package
13. Spring 1994 (May 6-7, 1994)-Delegate comment cards
14. Spring 1994 (May 6-7, 1994)-Transcript
15. Fall 1994 (Sept. 30-Oct. 2, 1994)
16. Fall 1994 (Sept. 30-Oct. 2, 1994)-Advanced mailing
17. Fall 1994 (Sept. 30-Oct. 2, 1994)-Delegate Package
18. Fall 1994 (Sept. 30-Oct. 2, 1994)-Delegate comment cards
19. Winter 1995 (Feb. 10-11, 1995)-Advanced mailing
20. Winter 1995 (Feb. 10-11, 1995)-Delegate Package
21. Winter 1995 (Feb. 10-11, 1995)-"Crisis Kit"
22. Spring 1995 (May 5-6, 1995)-Advanced mailing
23. Spring 1995 (May 5-6, 1995)-Delegate Package
24. Fall 1995 (Oct. 13-15, 1995)-Advanced mailing
25. Fall 1995 (Oct. 13-15, 1995)-Delegate Package
26. Winter 1996 (Feb. 9-10, 1996)-Advanced mailing
27. Winter 1996 (Feb. 9-10, 1996)-Delegate Package
28. Winter 1996 (Feb. 9-10, 1996)-Letter writing campaign packet
29. Winter 1996 (Feb. 9-10, 1996)-Transcript
30. Spring 1996 (May 10-11, 1996)-Advanced mailing
31. Spring 1996 (May 10-11, 1996)-Delegate Package
32. Spring 1996 (May 10-11, 1996)-Delegate Package re: distance learning
and copyright
33. Spring 1996 (May 10-11, 1996)-Transcript
Box IV.2.5
1. Fall 1996 (Oct. 4-5, 1996)
2. Fall 1996 (Oct. 4-5, 1996)-Advanced mailing
3. Fall 1996 (Oct. 4-5, 1996)-Delegate Package
4. Fall 1996 (Oct. 4-5, 1996)-Transcript Vol. I
5. Fall 1996 (Oct. 4-5, 1996)-Transcript Vol. II
6. Winter 1997 (Jan. 31-Feb. 1, 1997)-Advanced mailing
7. Winter 1997 (Jan. 31-Feb. 1, 1997)-Delegate Package
8. Winter 1997 (Jan. 31-Feb. 1, 1997)-Crisis Writing Package
9. Winter 1997 (Jan. 31-Feb. 1, 1997)-Transcript
10. Spring 1997 (May 9-10, 1997)-Advanced mailing
11. Spring 1997 (May 9-10, 1997)-Delegate Package
12. Spring 1997 (May 9-10, 1997)-Transcript Vol. I
13. Spring 1997 (May 9-10, 1997)-Transcript Vol. II
14. Fall 1997 (Sept. 26-27, 1997)-Advanced mailing
15. Fall 1997 (Sept. 26-27, 1997)-Delegate Package
16. Fall 1997 (Sept. 26-27, 1997)-Transcript
17. Winter 1998 (Jan. 30-31, 1998)-Transcript Vol. I
18. Winter 1998 (Jan. 30-31, 1998)-Transcript Vol. II
19. Fall 1998 (Oct. 2-3, 1998)-Transcript
20. Winter 1999 (Jan. 22-23, 1999)-Transcript
(note: box is only 1/3rd full)
Subgroup IV: Office of the Secretary
Series 3 - Chapters, 1968-1996
Subseries 3.1 - Chapter Presidents Correspondence, May 1975-August 1995.
2.0 cubic feet. Arranged chronologically.
Permission is required to access these records. Please contact the curator of manuscripts for additional information.
Box IV.3.1.1
1. Chapter Presidents Correspondence, May 28, 1975-Aug. 1976
2. Chapter Presidents Correspondence, Sept. 1976-Dec. 1977
3. Chapter Presidents Correspondence, Jan.-Dec. 1978
4. Chapter Presidents Correspondence, Jan.-Nov. 1979
5. Chapter Presidents Correspondence, Jan.-June 1980
6. Chapter Presidents Correspondence, July-Dec. 1980
7. Chapter Presidents Correspondence, Jan.-Dec. 1981
8. Chapter Presidents Correspondence, Jan.-Aug. 1982
9. Chapter Presidents Correspondence, Sept. 1982-Feb. 1983
10. Chapter Presidents Correspondence, March-Dec. 1983
11. Chapter Presidents Correspondence, Jan.-May 1984
12. Chapter Presidents Correspondence, June-Nov. 2, 1984
13. Chapter Presidents Correspondence, Nov. 12, 1984-Jan. 1985
14. Chapter Presidents Correspondence, Feb.-April 8, 1985
15. Chapter Presidents Correspondence, April 11-July 2, 1985
16. Chapter Presidents Correspondence, July 8-Oct. 8, 1985
17. Chapter Presidents Correspondence, Oct. 24, 1985-Feb. 1986
18. Chapter Presidents Correspondence, March-June 1986
19. Chapter Presidents Correspondence, July-Oct. 8, 1986
Box IV.3.1.2
[note: there is no folder 1 in this box]
2. Chapter Presidents Correspondence, Oct. 24-Dec. 1986
3. Chapter Presidents Correspondence, Jan.-April 1987
4. Chapter Presidents Correspondence, May-Aug. 12, 1987
5. Chapter Presidents Correspondence, Aug. 13-Dec. 23, 1987
6. Chapter Presidents Correspondence, Jan.-March 10, 1988
7. Chapter Presidents Correspondence, March 11-July 1988
8. Chapter Presidents Correspondence, Aug.-Oct. 25, 1988
9. Chapter Presidents Correspondence, Oct. 27-Dec. 1988
10. Chapter Presidents Correspondence, Jan.-Feb. 1989
11. Chapter Presidents Correspondence, March-April 20, 1989
12. Chapter Presidents Correspondence, April 24-June 1989
13. Chapter Presidents Correspondence, June 30-Oct. 19, 1989
14. Chapter Presidents Correspondence, Oct. 23-Dec. 1989
15. Chapter Presidents Correspondence, Jan.-March 14, 1990
16. Chapter Presidents Correspondence, March 15-July 1990
17. Chapter Presidents Correspondence, Aug.-Dec. 1990
18. Chapter Presidents Correspondence, Jan. 1991-March 1991
19. Chapter Presidents Correspondence, April 1991-Dec. 1991
20. Chapter Presidents Correspondence, May 1992-May 1993
21. Chapter Presidents Correspondence, June 1993-Aug. 1995
[note: box is only 3/4ths full]
Subgroup IV: Office of the Secretary
Series 3 - Chapters, 1968-1996
Subseries 3.2 - Chapter President Meetings, 1987-1992. 0.33 cubic feet.
Arranged chronologically.
Permission is required to access these records. Please contact the curator of manuscripts for additional information.
Box IV.3.2.1
1. Chapter Presidents Meeting, Aug. 12-13, 1987
2. Chapter Presidents Meeting, Dec. 4-5, 1987
3. Chapter Presidents Meeting, April 15-16, 1988
4. Chapter Presidents Meeting, Aug. 12-13, 1988
5. Chapter Presidents Meeting, Nov. 18-19, 1988
6. Chapter Presidents Meeting, March 31-April 1, 1989
7. Chapter Presidents Meeting, Aug. 11-12, 1989
8. Chapter Presidents Meeting, Nov. 10-11, 1989
9. Chapter Presidents Meeting, April 6-7, 1990
10. Chapter Presidents Meeting, Oct. 19-20, 1990
11. Chapter Presidents Meeting (including Reilly notes/materials), Nov. 1-2, 1991
11A. Chapter Presidents Meeting, March 6-7, 1992
12. Chapter Presidents Meeting, Oct. 30-Nov. 1, 1992
Subgroup IV: Office of the Secretary
Series 3 - Chapters, 1968-1996
Subseries 3.3 - Chapter Files, 1968-1996. 14.66 cubic feet. Arranged
alphabetically by chapter in two chronological sequences.
Permission is required to access these records. Please contact the curator of manuscripts for additional information.
Box IV.3.3.1
1. Albany, 1968, March 1971-Sept. 1976
2. Albany, Oct. 1976-Oct. 1978
3. Albany, Dec. 1978-Oct. 1981
4. Albany, Nov. 1981-Dec. 1982
5. Albany, Jan. 1983-Sept. 1983
6. Albany, Oct. 1983-Dec. 1984
7. Albany, Jan. 1985-Feb. 1987
8. Albany, March 1987-Oct. 1987
9. Albany, Dec. 1987-Aug. 1988
10. Albany, Jan. 1989-Nov. 1990
11. Albany, Jan. 1991-May 1993
12. Albany-Newsletter, 1978-May 1988, Feb. 1989, April 1991-April 1992
13. Alfred, June 1971-Dec. 1977
14. Alfred, Jan. 1978-Feb. 1987
15. Alfred, March 1987-June 1988
16. Alfred, Sept. 1988-Nov. 1990
17. Alfred, April 1991-April 1993
18. Alfred Ceramics (not part of bargaining unit), 1971-1975
18A. Alfred--Constitutions, April 1981-March 1991
19. Alfred-Newsletter, Dec. 1974-Nov. 1976, Feb. 1978-May 1981
20. Alfred-Newsletter, Dec. 1981-Dec. 1986
21. Alfred-Newsletter, Jan./Feb. 1987-March 1989, Sept. 1989-March 1992
22. Binghamton, Nov. 1970-Dec. 1977
23. Binghamton, Jan. 1978-May 1982
24. Binghamton, June 1982-Dec. 1983
Box IV.3.3.2
0. Binghamton, Jan. 1984-Dec. 1986
1. Binghamton, Feb. 1987-June 1988
2. Binghamton, Nov. 1988-Dec. 1990
3. Binghamton, Feb. 1991-April 1993
4. Binghamton-Forum newspaper, Oct. 1985-May 1987 (photocopies)
5. Binghamton-Forum newspaper, Oct. 1987-Nov./Dec. 1988 (photocopies)
6. Binghamton-Newsletter, 1978, April 1986-April 1989, March-April 1992
7. Brockport, 1971-April 1976
8. Brockport, May 1976-June 1979
9. Brockport, Sept. 1979-Sept. 1981
10. Brockport, Oct. 1981-April 1982
11. Brockport, May 1982-Sept. 1982
12. Brockport, Oct. 1982-Dec. 1982
13. Brockport, Jan. 1983-June 1984
14. Brockport, Sept. 1984-Dec. 1987, May-June 1988
15. Brockport, April 1989-April 1993
16. Brockport-SUFT Newsletter/SPA Newsletter, 1972-1973
17. Brockport-Newsletter, Oct. 1973-March 1976, Nov. 1977-Dec. 1979
18. Brockport-Newsletter, Jan. 1980-Dec. 1982
19. Brockport-Newsletter, Jan. 1983-Dec. 1987
19A. Brockport-Newsletter, March 1988-Sept. 1992
20. Brooklyn Health Science Center (formerly Downstate Medical Center),
Feb. 1971-Oct. 1975
21. [Brooklyn] Downstate Medical Center, Oct. 1976-Dec. 1977
22. Brooklyn Health Science Center (formerly Downstate Medical Center),
Jan. 1978-April 1980
23. [Brooklyn] Downstate Medical Center, May 1980-Oct. 1981
24. Brooklyn Health Science Center (formerly Downstate Medical Center), Nov.
1981-Aug. 1982
Box IV.3.3.3
0. Brooklyn Health Science Center (formerly Downstate Medical Center),
Sept. 1982-June 1983
1. Brooklyn Health Science Center (formerly Downstate Medical Center),
July 1983-July 1984
2. Brooklyn Health Science Center (formerly Downstate Medical Center),
Aug. 1984-Dec. 1984
3. Brooklyn Health Science Center (formerly Downstate Medical Center),
Jan. 1985-Feb. 1985
4. Brooklyn Health Science Center (formerly Downstate Medical
Center), March 1985-June 1985
5. Brooklyn Health Science Center (formerly Downstate Medical Center),
July 1985-July 1986
6. Brooklyn Health Science Center (formerly Downstate Medical Center),
Aug. 1986-Jan. 1987
7. Brooklyn Health Science Center (formerly Downstate Medical Center),
Feb. 1987-Jan. 1988
8. Brooklyn Health Science Center (formerly Downstate Medical Center),
Feb. 1988-Nov. 1988
9. Brooklyn Health Science Center (formerly Downstate Medical Center),
April 1989-July 1990
10. Brooklyn Health Science Center, Sept. 1990-April 1993
10A. Brooklyn Health Science Center--Constitutions, Jan. 1982-Jan. 1988
11. Brooklyn Health Science Center (formerly Downstate Medical
Center)-Newsletter, Dec. 1977-May/June 1983
12. Brooklyn Health Science Center (formerly Downstate Medical
Center)-Newsletter, Sept. 1983-July 1988, Oct. 1989-March 1993
13. Brooklyn HSC Conference Aug. 25-26, 1993
14. Buffalo Center (SUNY), Feb. 1971-Aug. 1975
15. SUNY Buffalo, Sept. 1975-Dec. 1977
16. SUNY Buffalo, Jan. 1978-Aug. 1980
17. SUNY Buffalo, Sept. 1980-Aug. 1981
18. Buffalo Center (SUNY), Sept. 1981-Sept. 1982
19. Buffalo Center (SUNY), Oct. 1982-May 1983
20. Buffalo Center (SUNY), June 1983-Sept. 1984
Box IV.3.3.4
0.Buffalo Center (SUNY), Oct. 1984-Oct. 7, 1986
1. Buffalo Center (SUNY), Oct. 22, 1986-April 1987
2. Buffalo Center (SUNY), May 1987-Dec. 1988
3. Buffalo Center (SUNY), Jan. 1989-April 1991
3A. Buffalo Center (SUNY), June 1991-April 1993
4. Buffalo Center (SUNY)-Newsletter, May 1974, March 1975, March 1978-Spring
1988, Feb. 1992
5. Buffalo Health Science Center, 1971-Nov. 1977
6. Buffalo Health Science Center, Jan.-Feb. 1978, Jan. 1979-Dec. 1981
7. Buffalo Health Science Center, Jan. 1982-Feb. 1983
8. Buffalo Health Science Center, March 1983-March 1985
9. Buffalo Health Science Center, April 1985-Aug. 1988
9A Buffalo Health Science Center, Nov. 1988-Dec. 1989
10. Buffalo Health Science Center, April 1990-Jan. 1991
10A. Buffalo Health Science Center, April 1991-Nov. 1991
11. Buffalo Health Science Center, March 1992-May 1993
11A. Buffalo Health Science Center--Constitutions, 1982, 1986
12. Buffalo Health Science Center-Newsletter, May 1974, May 1979-Feb.
1988, Jan. 1990, March 1992
13. Buffalo State University College, 1968, 1971-Dec. 1977
14. Buffalo State University College, Jan. 1978-June 1979
15. Buffalo State University College, July 1979-Sept. 1981
16. Buffalo State University College, Oct. 1981-Nov. 1981
17. Buffalo State University College, Dec. 1981-July 1982
18. Buffalo State University College, July 1982-Oct. 1982
Box IV.3.3.5
1. Buffalo State University College, Nov. 1982-Feb. 1983
2. Buffalo State University College, March-Oct. 1983
3. Buffalo State University College, Nov. 1983-Feb. 1985
4. Buffalo State University College, March 1985-Sept. 1986
5. Buffalo State University College, Oct. 1986-c. May 1988
6. Buffalo State University College, Feb. 1989-Dec. 1990
7. Buffalo State University College, March 1991-May 1993
8. Buffalo State University College-Newsletter, 1971-1975
9. Buffalo State University College-Newsletter, May 1977-April 1989, March 1991, April 1992
10. Canton, Oct. 1971-Nov. 1977
11. Canton, Feb. 1978-April 1982
12. Canton, May 1982-Feb. 1984
13. Canton, March 1984-Oct. 1987
14. Canton, Dec. 1987-Oct. 1990
15. Canton, Jan. 1991-April 1993
16. Canton-SPA Newsletter, Dec. 1972
17. Canton-Newsletter, Dec. 1977-May 1987, March 1990-May 1992
18. Canton, Election Challenge, 1979-1980
19. Central Administration, 1971-April 1977
20. Central Administration, May 1978-May 1988
21. Central Administration, June 1988-Feb. 1993
22. Central Administration-SPA Newsletter, circa 1970-1971?
23. Central Administration-Newsletter, May 1979-Jan. 1987
24. Cobleskill, March 1971-Nov. 1977
25. Cobleskill, Jan. 1978, April 1979-June 1982
26. Cobleskill, July 1982-Dec. 1982
Box IV.3.3.6
1. Cobleskill, Jan. 1983-Oct. 1983
2. Cobleskill, Nov. 1983-Oct. 1985
3. Cobleskill, Nov. 1985-Aug. 1987
4. Cobleskill, Sept. 1987-April 1989
5. Cobleskill, Oct. 1989-Oct. 1990, April 1991
6. Cobleskill-Newsletter, Jan. 1974-April 1975
7. Cobleskill-Newsletter, April 1978-Nov. 1984
8. Cobleskill-Newsletter, Feb. 1985-March 1987
9. Cobleskill-Newsletter, April 1987-Feb. 1989
10. Cortland, 1968, April 1971-Dec. 1977
11. Cortland, Jan. 1978-May 1981
12. Cortland, June 1981-March 1982
13. Cortland, April 1982-Oct. 1982
14. Cortland, Nov. 1982-Oct. 1983
15. Cortland, Nov. 1983-Oct. 1984
16. Cortland, Nov. 1984-Sept. 1985
17. Cortland, Oct. 1985-Sept. 1986
18. Cortland, Oct. 1986-Aug. 1988
19. Cortland, Jan. 1989-Oct. 1990
20. Cortland, Jan. 1991-April 1993
21. Cortland-SPA and SUFT Newsletters, Sept. 1971-May 1972
22. Cortland-Newsletter, April 1974-Feb. 1975, Nov. 1978-Oct. 1982
Box IV.3.3.7
1. Cortland-Newsletter, Oct. 1982-June 1986
2. Cortland-Newsletter, Sept. 1986-May 1987
3. Cortland-Newsletter, Sept. 1987-Nov. 1987
4. Delhi, Feb. 1971-Dec. 1977
5. Delhi, March 1979-Jan. 1987
6. Delhi, March 1987-April 1993
7. Delhi-Newsletter, Oct. 1982-May 1988
8. Empire State College, April 1972-Nov. 1977
9. Empire State College, Feb. 1978-June 1981
10. Empire State College, July 1981-Nov. 1983
11. Empire State College, Dec. 1983-June 1985
12. Empire State College, July 1985-Feb. 1987
13. Empire State College, April 1987-June 1989
14. Empire State College, Aug. 1989-April 1993
15. Empire State College-Newsletter, Oct. 1972-Sept./Oct. 1975
16. Empire State College-Newsletter, Oct. 1977-Jan. 1986
17. [Syracuse] College of Environmental Science and Forestry,
Oct. 1971-Jan. 1975, Oct. 1977-Dec. 1977
18. College of Environmental Science and Forestry, May 1978-Jan. 1985
19. College of Environmental Science and Forestry, Feb. 1985-Jan. 1987
20. College of Environmental Science and Forestry, Feb. 1987-June 1988
21. Environmental Science and Forestry, Sept. 1988-April 1993
22. College of Environmental Science and Forestry-Newsletter, May 1977-April
1989
Box IV.3.3.8
1. Farmingdale, circa March 1971-Dec. 1974
2. Farmingdale, Jan. 1975-March 1978
3. Farmingdale, April 1978-Feb. 1989
4. Farmingdale, March 1979-March 1982
5. Farmingdale, April 1982-Feb. 1983
6. Farmingdale, March 1983-May 1985
7. Farmingdale, June 1985
8. Farmingdale, Aug. 1985-July 1988
9. Farmingdale, Feb. 1989-Dec. 1989
10. Farmingdale, Feb. 1990-May 1992
11. Farmingdale, June 1992-Feb. 1993
12. Farmingdale, March 1993-May 1993
13. Farmingdale-Newsletter, Nov. 1973-April 1988
14. Farmingdale-Refunds, Folder 1 (Abbatiello-Kelly), 1974-1976
15. Farmingdale-Refunds, Folder 2 (Klemish-Young), 1974-1976
16. Fredonia, April 1971-Sept. 1981
17. Fredonia, Nov. 1981-June 1983
18. Fredonia, July 1983-Dec. 1985
19. Fredonia, Jan. 1986-May 1988
20. Fredonia, Nov. 1988-May 1991
21. Fredonia, Oct. 1991-May 1993
Box IV.3.3.9
1. Fredonia-Newsletter, April 1975, Oct. 1980-June 1987, May 1990-Oct.
1990
2. Geneseo, April 1971-Nov. 1978
3. Geneseo, Dec. 1978-May 1982
4. Geneseo, June 1982-Dec. 1982
5. Geneseo, Jan. 1983-Jan. 1984
6. Geneseo, Feb. 1984-Dec. 1986
7. Geneseo, Jan. 1987-July 1988
8. Geneseo, Oct. 1988-Oct. 1990
9. Geneseo, Feb. 1991-April 1993
10. Geneseo-SPA Newsletter, Oct.-Dec. 1972
11. Geneseo-Newsletter, Sept. 1975-May 1984
12. Geneseo-Newsletter, Sept. 1984-Feb. 1988
13. Geneseo-Newsletter, March 1988-May 1989
14. Geneseo, Holcomb Learning Center Closure, 1981
15. Maritime College, Feb. 1971-Nov. 1982
16. Maritime College, Feb. 1983-Feb. 1986
17. Maritime College, March 1986-Dec. 1988
18. Maritime College Feb. 1989-Oct. 1990
19. Maritime College, Feb. 1991-April 1993
20. Maritime-SPA Newsletter, March 1971
21. Maritime College-Newsletter, 1978-1986
22. Morrisville, Feb. 1971-Dec. 1981
23. Morrisville, Feb. 1982-May 1988
24. Morrisville, Feb. 1989-April 1993
25. Morrisville-SPA Newsletter, Jan. 1972, Oct. 1973
26. New Paltz, Nov. 1970-Feb. 1979
Box IV.3.3.10
1. New Paltz, March 1979-Dec. 1980
2. New Paltz, Jan. 1981-Nov. 1981
3. New Paltz, Dec. 1981-June 1982
4. New Paltz, July 1982-Jan. 1983
5. New Paltz, Feb. 1983-March 1984
6. New Paltz, April 1984-Nov. 1985
7. New Paltz, Dec. 1985-July 1988
8. New Paltz, Sept. 1988-Oct. 1990
9. New Paltz, Dec. 1990-May 1993
10. New Paltz-Newsletter, Oct. 1977-Nov./Dec. 1981
11. New Paltz-Newsletter, Jan. 1982-Oct./Nov. 1984
12. New Paltz-Newsletter, Dec. 1984-May 1988
13. New York State Theater Institute, Dec. 1991-July 1992
14. Old Westbury, Jan. 1971-Nov. 1977
15. Old Westbury, June 1978-May 1982
16. Old Westbury, July 1982-March 1984
17. Old Westbury, May 1984-Aug. 1988
18. Old Westbury, Oct. 1988-April 1991; Feb. 1992-Feb. 22, 1993
19. Old Westbury, Feb. 23, 1993-May 1993
20. Old Westbury-Newsletter, 1977-1978, 1980-1981
21. Oneonta, Feb. 1971-Oct. 1984
22. Oneonta, Feb. 1975-Feb. 1982
23. Oneonta, March 1982-June 1985
24. Oneonta, Aug. 1985-April 1987
Box IV.3.3.11
1. Oneonta, May 1987-Oct. 1988
2. Oneonta, Feb. 1989-April 1993
3. Oneonta-Newsletter, Oct. 1974-March 1988
4. Optometry, College of, July 1977-Feb. 1983
5. Optometry, College of, March 1983-Aug. 1986
6. Optometry, College of, Sept. 1986-April 1992
7. Optometry, College of, April 1992-Aug. 1992
8. Optometry, College of, Aug. 1992-April 1993
9. Optometry, College of-Newsletter, Jan. 1978-Oct. 1984
10. Oswego, Nov. 1970-April 1974
11. Oswego, May 1974-Dec. 1977
12. Oswego, Jan. 1978-Dec. 1981
13. Oswego, Feb. 1982-May 1983
14. Oswego, June 1983-Dec. 1985
15. Oswego, Jan. 1986-June 1986
16. Oswego, Aug. 1986-Dec. 1987
17. Oswego, Nov. 1988-April 1993
18. Oswego-Newsletter, circa April 1974-July 1975, Nov. 1981-May 1989
19. Plattsburgh, Feb. 1971-Dec. 1974
20. Plattsburgh, Jan. 1975-June 1981
21. Plattsburgh, July 1981-April 1982
Box IV.3.3.12
1. Plattsburgh, May 1982-March 1983
2. Plattsburgh, April 1983-Oct. 1984
3. Plattsburgh, Nov. 1984-Dec. 1986
4. Plattsburgh, Jan. 1987-July 1988
5. Plattsburgh, Sept. 1988-Sept. 1989
6. Plattsburgh, Nov. 1989-April 1993
7. Plattsburgh-Newsletter, Jan. 1974, 1978-1988
8. Potsdam, Oct. 1971-Nov. 1977
9. Potsdam, Jan. 1978-Jan. 1983
10. Potsdam, Feb. 1983-Dec. 1985
11. Potsdam, Jan. 1986-June 1988
12. Potsdam, Sept. 1988-Aug. 1989
13. Potsdam, Oct. 1989-Nov. 1991, April 1993
14. Potsdam-Newsletter, Dec. 1973-April 1975, 1978-1985
15. Potsdam-Newsletter, 1986-May 1988
16. Purchase, Feb. 1971-Dec. 1977
17. Purchase, Jan. 1978-Dec. 1982
18. Purchase, June 1983-July 1987
19. Purchase, Aug. 1987-Aug. 1988
20. Purchase, Feb. 1988-Oct. 1990
21. Purchase, April 1991-May 1992, May 1993
22. Purchase-Newsletter, circa 1976?, Oct. 1978-Sept. 1981(?)
23. Stony Brook, Jan. 1971-April 1976
24. Stony Brook, Sept. 1976-Dec. 1977
25. Stony Brook, Jan. 1978-Oct. 1979
Box IV.3.3.13
1. Stony Brook, Nov. 1979-July 1982
2. Stony Brook, Aug. 1982-Dec. 1982
3. Stony Brook, Jan. 1983-May 1984
4. Stony Brook, June 1984-Jan. 1985
5. Stony Brook, Feb. 1985-July 1986
6. Stony Brook, Aug. 1986-April 1987
7. Stony Brook, May 1987-April 1988
8. Stony Brook, Sept. 1988-April 1993
9. Stony Brook-Newsletter, circa Dec. 1974, Oct. 1977-Feb. 1988
10. Stony Brook Health Science Center, April 1971-July 1975
11. Stony Brook Health Science Center, Sept. 1976-Nov. 1979
12. Stony Brook Health Science Center, Dec. 1979-June 1981
13. Stony Brook Health Science Center, July 1981-April 1984
14. Stony Brook Health Science Center, May 1984-March 1988
15. Stony Brook Health Science Center, Sept. 1988-April 1993
16. Stony Brook Health Science Center-Newsletter, Jan. 1978-May 1989
17. Upstate Medical Center (Syracuse), June 1971-May 1981
18. Upstate Medical Center (Syracuse), June 1981-Sept. 1982
19. Upstate Medical Center (Syracuse), Oct. 1982-Feb. 1985
20. Upstate Medical Center/Syracuse Health Science Center, March 1985-Dec. 1987
Box IV.3.3.14
1. Syracuse Health Science Center, Jan. 1988-June 1989
2. Syracuse Health Science Center, Oct. 1989-Feb. 1990
3. Syracuse Health Science Center, March 1990-Dec. 1992
4. Upstate Medical Center (Syracuse)-Newsletter, April 1978-Oct.
1978, Dec. 1980-Fall 1983
5. Utica/Rome, Sept. 1975-Nov. 1977
6. Utica/Rome, Nov. 1978-May 1982
7. Utica/Rome, June 1982-May 1988
8. Utica/Rome, Nov. 1988-April 1991, Sept. 1992-May 1993
9. Utica/Rome-Newsletter, Feb. 1980-Nov. 1987
Box IV.3.3.15
[note: there is no folder 1 in this box]
2. Albany, Sept. 1993-Feb. 1996
3. Alfred, Oct. 1993-March 1995
4. Binghamton, June 1993-Dec. 1995
5. Brockport, Oct. 1993-May 1995
6. Brooklyn Health Science Center, June 1993-Aug. 1994
7. Brooklyn Health Science Center, Aug. 1994-Oct. 1994
8. Brooklyn Health Science Center, Nov. 1994-May 1996
9. SUNY Buffalo, July 1993-Nov. 1993
10. SUNY Buffalo, Dec. 1993-Dec. 1995
11. SUNY Buffalo, May 1996-July 1996
12. Buffalo Health Science Center, June 1993-April 1994
13. Buffalo Health Science Center, May 1994-Dec. 1994
14. Buffalo Health Science Center, Dec. 1994-May 1996
12. Buffalo State University College, Aug. 1993-April 1996
16. Canton, June 1993-July 1995
17. Cobleskill, June 1993-Feb. 1996
18. Cortland, June 1993-March 1996
19. Delhi, March 1994, Feb. 1995
20. Empire State College, Feb. 1994-July 1995
21. Environmental Science and Forestry, Feb. 1995-March 1996
22. Farmingdale, June 1993-May 1996
23. Fredonia, June 1993-March 1995
24. Geneseo, Feb. 1994-May 1996
25. Maritime, Oct. 1993-Feb. 1996
26. Morrisville, Dec. 1993-Dec. 1995
27. New Paltz, Oct. 1993-Aug. 1995
28. New York State Theater Institute, Nov. 1993-June 1995
29. Old Westbury, March 1994-May 1995
30. Oneonta, Feb. 1995-July 1995
31. Optometry, College of, June 1993-June 1995
32. Oswego, June 1993-Feb. 1994
33. Oswego, March 1994-May 1996
34. Oswego Election Challenge, Dec. 1993-March 1994
35. Plattsburgh, June 1993-Nov. 1995
36. Potsdam, June 1993-May 1996
37. Purchase, Jan. 1994-Feb. 1995
38. Stony Brook, July 1993-Nov. 1995
Box IV.3.3.16
1. Stony Brook Health Science Center, July 1993-June 1994
2. Stony Brook Health Science Center, July 1994-Aug. 1994
3. Stony Brook Health Science Center, Aug. 1994-Aug. 1995
4. Syracuse Health Science Center, June 1993-Dec. 1994
5. Syracuse Health Science Center, 1995
6. Utica/Rome, Feb. 1995
Subgroup IV: Office of the Secretary
Series 4 - Committees, Task Forces, and Working Groups, February 1978-May 1993.
12.0 cubic feet. Arranged alphabetically.
Permission is required to access these records. Please contact the curator of manuscripts for additional information.
Box IV.4.1
1. Academic Research and Development Committee, Sept. 1990-April 1993
2. Affirmative Action Committee, Aug. 1978-May 1981
3. Affirmative Action Committee, June 1981-March 1982
4. Affirmative Action Committee, April 1982-Nov. 1983
5. Affirmative Action Committee, Dec. 1983-Oct. 1985
6. Affirmative Action Committee, Nov. 1985-Dec. 5, 1986
7. Affirmative Action Committee, Dec. 8, 1986-March 1987
8. Affirmative Action Committee, April 1987-July 1987
9. Affirmative Action Committee, Sept. 1987-May 1989
10. Affirmative Action Committee, June 1989-Dec. 1992
11. Affirmative Action Joint Labor/Management Committee, Aug. 1986-March 1989
12. Affirmative Action Committee (Joint Labor/Management) minutes and leave grant applications, 85-88 contract (folder 1 of 3)
13. Affirmative Action Committee (Joint Labor/Management) minutes and leave grant applications, 85-88 contract (folder 2 of 3)
14. Affirmative Action Committee (Joint Labor/Management) minutes and leave grant applications, 85-88 contract (folder 3 of 3)
15. Affirmative Action Committee-Cultural Diversity Steering Committee, June 1989
16. AIDS Work Group reference materials, 1986-1989
17. AIDS Work Group, Dec. 1987-Jan. 1989
18. Archives Committee, Oct. 1987-May 1991
19. Career Development Committee (Joint Labor-Management/Evaluation and Promotion of Professional Employees), July 1979-May 1980
20. Career Development Committee (Joint Labor-Management/Evaluation and Promotion of Professional Employees), Sept. 1980-March 1982
21. Chapter Development Committee, Sept. 1987-Feb. 1988, March 1990-Sept. 1991, Nov. 1992-April 1993
22. Chapter Release Time (Article 11.6) Subcommittee (Chapter Development Committee), Dec. 1985-March 1991
23. Child Care Advisory Committee, New York State Labor/Management, Nov. 1987-April
1993
Box IV.4.2
1. Clinical Practice Committee (Joint Labor-Management), July 1986-Jan. 1987
2. Clinical Practice Committee (Joint Labor-Management), Feb. 1987-March 1988
3. Clinical Practice Committee (Joint Labor-Management), Nov. 1988-Oct. 1990
4. Coalition of Labor Union Women, Committee on, July 1981-Sept. 1982
5. Colleges of Technology, Task Force on, April 1992-May 1993
6. Computer Technology Committee (T. Matthews, Treasurer, file), July 1984-June 1988
7. Computer Technology Committee, June 1984-Sept. 1985
8. Computer Technology Committee, Oct. 1985-June 1989
9. Computer Technology Committee, July 1989-March 1993
10. Constitutional Review Committee, Aug. 1978-Feb. 1979
11. Constitution Study Committee, Aug. 1987-Dec. 1988
12. Constitutional Study Committee, Jan. 1989-Feb. 1990
13. Constitutional Study Committee, March 1990-Aug. 1991
14. Constitutional Study Committee, Sept. 1991-April 1993
15. Continuity of Employment Committee (established by 1982-85 Contract), Feb.-Aug. 1983
16. Continuity of Employment Committee (Joint Labor-Management), Oct. 1983-Feb. 1984
17. Continuity of Employment Committee (Joint Labor-Management), April-Sept. 1984
18. Continuity of Employment Committee-Academic Recall Study by Peat Marwick, April-June 1986
19. Continuity of Employment Committee-Academic Recall Study by Peat Marwick, July-Sept. 1986
20. Disparity Committee, Dec. 1982-Nov. 1983
21. Disparity Committee, Nov. 1983-Sept. 1984, April 1985
22. Disparity Committee, Sept. 1986-Oct. 1989
23. Education Technology Committee, June 1989-Dec. 1989
24. Education Technology Committee, Jan. 1990-Sept. 1990, Sept. 1991-Jan. 1992
25. Educational Opportunity Centers (EOC) Concerns Committee, April 1988-March
1993
Box IV.4.3
1. Educational Opportunity Centers (EOC) Concerns Committee (T. Corigliano, VP for Professionals file), Dec. 1987-Aug. 1990
2. Educational Opportunity Centers (EOC) Concerns Committee (T. Corigliano, VP for Professionals file), June 1991-March 1992
3. EOC Concerns Committee (W. Scheuerman, VP for Academics file), June 1990-Jan. 1992
4. EOC Concerns Committee (W. Scheuerman, VP for Academics file), Feb. 1992-May 1993
5. Elections and Credentials Committee, Aug. 1978-May 1981
6. Elections and Credentials Committee, July 31, 1981-Nov. 8, 1983
7. Elections and Credentials Committee, Nov. 10, 1983-Aug. 1985
8. Elections and Credentials Committee, Sept. 1985-April 3, 1987
9. Elections and Credentials Committee, April 3, 1987-Sept. 22, 1987
10. Elections and Credentials Committee, Sept. 24, 1987-July 1988
11. Elections and Credentials Committee, Aug. 1988-May 1989
12. Elections and Credentials Committee, June 1989-May 1993
13. Employment Committee (Joint Labor/Management), Sept. 1988-Jan. 1989
14. Employment Committee (Joint Labor/Management), Feb. 1989-June 1989
15. Employment Committee (Joint Labor/Management), July 1989-May 1993
16. Employment Committee-Professional Evaluation Survey, Oct. 1989
17. Evaluate Full-Time Secretarial Assistance, Subcommittee to, Oct. 1990-Jan. 1991
18. Excellence Committee (Joint Labor-Management), Jan. 1989-Dec. 12, 1989
19. Excellence Committee (Joint Labor-Management), Dec. 14, 1989-Oct. 1990
20. Excellence Committee (Joint Labor-Management), Oct. 1990-Aug. 1991
21. Excellence Committee (Joint Labor-Management) 1991 Excellence Award Nominees Round 2 (folder 1 of 2), 1991
22. Excellence Committee (Joint Labor-Management) 1991 Excellence Award Nominees Round 2 (folder 2 of 2), 1991
23. Fair Labor Standards Act Committee (Joint Labor-Management), April 1986-April 1987
24. Finance Committee, Aug. 1978-April 1979
Box IV.4.4
1. Finance Committee, Aug. 1979-June 1981
2. Finance Committee, July 31, 1981-July 1982
3. Finance Committee, Aug. 1982-May 1984
4. Finance Committee, Aug. 1984-Aug. 1985
5. Finance Committee, Sept. 1985-Aug. 1986
6. Finance Committee, Sept. 1986-Sept. 30, 1987
7. Finance Committee, Sept. 30, 1987-Dec. 1987
8. Finance Committee, Jan. 1988-Jan. 1989
9. Finance Committee, Feb. 1989-Dec. 1989
10. Finance Committee, Jan. 1990-Oct. 10, 1990
11. Finance Committee, Oct. 12, 1990-May 1992
12. Graduate Study Committee, June 1989-Sept. 1989
13. Grievance Committee, July 1978-June 1981
14. Grievance Committee, June 1981-Dec. 1984
15. Grievance Committee, March 1985, Aug. 1985-Feb. 1988
16. Grievance Committee, March 1988-June 1989
17. Grievance Committee, July 1989-Aug. 1991
18. Grievance Committee, Oct. 1991-May 1993
19. Health Benefits (Joint Labor-Management) Committee, May 1986-Sept. 1986
20. Health Benefits (Joint Labor-Management) Committee, Oct. 1986-Feb. 10, 1987
21. Health Benefits (Joint Labor-Management) Committee, Feb. 11, 1987-July 1987
22. Health Benefits, Joint Committee on, Jan.-May 1988, Jan.-Aug. 1989
23. Health Benefits, Joint Committee on, Sept. 1989-Dec. 1990
24. Health Benefits, Joint Committee on, Jan.-Aug. 1991
Box IV.4.5
1. Health Science Center Concerns Committee, March 1988-April 1990
2. Insurance Committee, July 1981-July 1985
3. Insurance, Investment & Annuities Committee, Sept. 1985-Nov. 1990, April 1993
4. Legal Defense Fund Committee, June 1982, April 1983-Aug. 1984
5. Legal Defense Fund Committee, Sept. 1984-Oct. 1985
6. Legal Defense Fund Committee, Nov. 1985-Aug. 1986
7. Legal Defense Fund Committee, Aug. 1986-Oct. 10, 1986
8. Legal Defense Fund Committee, Oct. 20, 1986-Feb. 1988
9. Legal Defense Fund Committee, March 1988-Dec. 1988
10. Legal Defense Fund Committee background materials Alan Gintzler, 1984-1990
11. Legal Defense Fund Committee background materials Ottaviani et al., 1988
12. Legal Defense Fund Committee background materials Edgar Rodriguez, 1988
13. Legal Defense Fund Committee background materials Sharon Leder, 1988-1989
14. Legal Defense Fund, Jan. 1989-July 1990
15. Legal Defense Fund, July 1990-April 1992
16. Legislation Committee, Aug. 1978-Oct. 1979
17. Legislation Committee, June 1980-April 1981
18. Legislation Committee, Aug. 1981-Feb. 1982
19. Legislation Committee, March 1982-Aug. 1982
20. Legislation Committee, Sept. 1982-Sept. 8, 1983
21. Legislation Committee, Sept. 15, 1983-Nov. 1983
Box IV.4.6
1. Legislation Committee, Dec. 1983-April 1984
2. Legislation Committee, May 1984-Nov. 1984
3. Legislation Committee, Dec. 1984-Jan. 1985
4. Legislation Committee, Jan. 1985-Feb. 1985
5. Legislation Committee, Feb. 1985
6. Legislation Committee, March 1985-May 1985
7. Legislation Committee, June 1985-July 1985
8. Legislation Committee, Sept. 1985-July 1986
9. Legislation Committee, Aug. 1986-Sept. 1986
10. Legislation Committee, Oct. 1986-Dec. 1986
11. Legislation Committee, Jan. 1987-April 1987
12. Legislation Committee, May 1987-Oct. 1987
13. Legislation Committee, Oct. 1987-Dec. 1987
14. Legislation Committee-Friend of SUNY 1988-John J. Flanagan, Sr., Sept. 1988
15. Legislation Committee, Oct. 1988-Dec. 1988
16. Legislation Committee, Dec. 1988-Feb. 1989
17. Legislation Committee, March 1989-Sept. 1989
18. Legislation Committee, Sept. 1989-Dec. 1989
19. Legislation Committee, Jan. 1991-June 1991
20. Legislation Committee, July 1991-Dec. 1991
21. Legislation Committee, Feb. 1992-May 1993
22. Link Scholarship Committee/Link Scholarship Selection Committee, circa 1985-Oct. 1989
23. Link Scholarship Committee/Link Scholarship Selection Committee, Aug. 1990,
Jan. 1991-June 1993
Box IV.4.7
1. "Little Committee," [budget cuts/retrenchment opposition], 1986, 1990-1992
2. Membership Committee, Aug. 1978-Sept. 1980
3. Membership Committee, July 1981-March 1982
4. Membership Committee, March 1982-June 1982
5. Membership Committee, Sept. 1982-Nov. 1983, Sept. 1984-April 1986
6. Membership Committee, May 1986-Nov. 1988
7. Membership Committee, Jan. 1989-Jan. 1990
8. Membership Committee, Feb. 1990-Dec. 1991
9. Membership Committee, Jan. 1992-May 1993 (minutes dating back to Feb. 1988 attached to March 29, 1992 memo)
10. Membership Committee-Full Membership Program, Sept. 1989-Feb. 1991
11. Membership Committee-Nina Mitchell Award for Distinguished Service to UUP, Feb. 1989-April 1990
12. Membership Committee-Nina Mitchell Award for Distinguished Service to UUP, Feb. 1991-June 1992
13. Membership Committee-Nina Mitchell Award 1993, Oct. 1992-June 1993
14. Negotiations Advisory Committee, Sept.-Oct. 1981
15. Negotiations Committee, Feb. 1978-June 1979
16. Negotiations Committee, June 1981-Aug. 1981
17. Negotiations Committee, Sept. 1981-Dec. 1981
18. Negotiations Committee, Jan. 1982-Dec. 1982
19. Negotiations Committee, Feb. 1983, Dec. 1983-March 1984
20. Negotiations Committee, April 1984-Sept. 1984
21. Negotiations Committee, Oct. 1984-Jan. 1985
22. Negotiations Committee, Sept. 1990-Jan. 1993
23. Nursing Profession Work Group, Jan.-Dec. 1988
24. Nursing Profession Work Group, Jan. 1989-May 1989
25. Nursing Profession Work Group, June 1989-Sept. 15, 1989
26. Nursing Profession Work Group, Sept. 19, 1989-Nov. 1989
Box IV.4.8
1. Nursing Profession Work Group, Dec. 1989-Feb. 1990
2. Nursing Profession Work Group, March 1990-May 1990
3. Nursing Profession Work Group, June 1990-Feb. 1991
4. Nursing Profession Work Group, March 1991-May 1993
5. Officers' Salary Assessment Committee, April 1986-Dec. 1986
6. OSHA Advisory Committee, July 1981-Nov. 1982, Sept. 1983
7. Part-Time Concerns Committee, April 1982, April 1983-April 1985, May 1986
8. Part-Time Concerns Committee, Oct. 1986-Jan. 1989
9. Part-Time Concerns Committee, Feb. 1989-June 1989
10. Part-Time Concerns Committee, Jan. 1990-March 1992
11. Part-Time Concerns Committee/Part-Time Employment Committee, June 1992-May 1993
12. Pedagogy and Curriculum, Conference on, Feb.-April 1990
13. Pedagogy and Curriculum, Task Force on, Nov. 1992-March 1993
14. Political Action Committee(?), Dec. 1981-March 1982
15. Professional Development and Quality of Work Life (PDQWL) (Joint Labor-Management), Feb.-July 1983
16. PDQWL (Joint Labor/Management), April 1984-Nov. 1984
17. PDQWL (Joint Labor/Management), Dec. 1984-May 1985
18. PDQWL (Joint Labor/Management), Oct.-Dec. 1986
19. PDQWL (Joint Labor/Management), Feb.-March 1987
20. PDQWL (Joint Labor/Management), April-June 1987
21. PDQWL (Joint Labor/Management), July-August 1987
22. PDQWL (Joint Labor/Management)-Agendas, Jan. 1984-July 1985
23. PDQWL (Joint Labor/Management)-Annual Report to the Legislature (also covers Continuity of Employment Committee), March 15, 1984
24. PDQWL (Joint Labor/Management)-Budget, 1984-1985
25. PDQWL (Joint Labor/Management)-Conference (June 18-19, 1984), April-Dec. 1984
26. PDQWL (Joint Labor/Management)-Guidelines-Professional Research/Study Leaves, March 1984
27. PDQWL (Joint Labor/Management)-Guidelines-Librarian Research/Study Leaves, 1984-1985
28. PDQWL (Joint Labor/Management)-Goals and Guidelines, Feb.-March 1984
29. PDQWL (Joint Labor/Management)-Job Sharing Study, Oct.-Dec. 1984
30. PDQWL (Joint Labor/Management)-Librarian Issues (subcommittee), July-Sept. 1983
31. PDQWL (Joint Labor/Management)-Librarian/Professional Study Leave, Feb.-July 1987
32. PDQWL (Joint Labor/Management)-Master List of Awards, 1984-1985
33. PDQWL (Joint Labor/Management)-Minutes, Jan. 1984-April 1985
34. PDQWL (Joint Labor/Management)-Study Leaves, June 1984-May 1985
Box IV.4.9
1. Professional Employees Promotion Study Committee [Reclassification] (Joint Labor/Management), Feb. 1983-Feb. 1985
2. Professional Employees Promotion Study Committee [Reclassification] (Joint Labor-Management, Jan. 1986-Sept. 1986
3. Promotion and Compensation Committee [Reclassification], Sept. 1986-Nov. 1987
4. Public Education Committee-Resource materials given to members, Sept.-Dec. 1983
5. Public Education Committee, Oct. 1983-June 20, 1984
6. Public Education Committee, June 27, 1984-Oct. 1984
7. Public Education Committee, Nov. 1984-Dec. 1984
8. Public Education Committee (folder 1 of 2), Jan. 1985-Aug. 1985
9. Public Education Committee (folder 2 of 2), Jan. 1985-Aug. 1985
10. Public Education Committee, May 1986-Dec. 1986
11. Public Education Committee, Jan. 1987-April 1988
12. Publications and Communications Advisory Committee, July 1981-Aug. 1982
13. Re-Imagine UUP (Re-UUP) Committee, Nov. 1991-July 1992
14. Re-Imagine UUP (Re-UUP) Committee, Aug. 1992-April 1993
15. Retired Legislation Action Group (RELAG), Nov. 1992-April 1993
16. Retired Membership Committee, Aug. 1978-Jan. 1982
17. Retired Membership Committee, Feb. 1982-Oct. 1983
18. Active Retired Membership Committee, Feb. 1984-Oct. 1985, Jan. 1986, Feb.-July 1987
19. Committee on Active Retired Membership, Oct. 1987-Nov. 1989
20. Committee on Active Retired Membership, Jan. 1990-March 1991
21. Committee on Active Retired Membership, April 1991-April 1993
22. Committee on Active Retired Membership-The Active Retiree, Sept. 1989-Dec. 1992
23. Retraining Committee, Nov. 1979-May 1980
24. Retraining Committee, June 1980-April 1981
Box IV.4.10
1. Retraining Committee, May 1981-June 1982
2. Retraining Committee (Evelyn Hartman, Executive Director, or Nuala Drescher file?), Jan. 1978-May 1984
3. Retraining Committee-Funds Records, circa 1979-1982
4. Retraining Committee-Individual Applications (folder 1 of 11), circa 1979-1982
5. Retraining Committee-Individual Applications (folder 2 of 11), circa 1979-1982
6. Retraining Committee-Individual Applications (folder 3 of 11), circa 1979-1982
7. Retraining Committee-Individual Applications (folder 4 of 11), circa 1979-1982
8. Retraining Committee-Individual Applications (folder 5 of 11), circa 1979-1982
9. Retraining Committee-Individual Applications (folder 6 of 11), circa 1979-1982
10. Retraining Committee-Individual Applications (folder 7 of 11), circa 1979-1982
11. Retraining Committee-Individual Applications (folder 8 of 11), circa 1979-1982
12. Retraining Committee-Individual Applications (folder 9 of 11), circa 1979-1982
13. Retraining Committee-Individual Applications (folder 10 of 11), circa 1979-1982
14. Retraining Committee-Individual Applications (folder 11 of 11), circa 1979-1982
15. Retraining Committee-Minutes, Nov. 1979-June 1982
16. Retraining Committee-Program Documents, circa 1980-1981
17. Romanian National Library Committee, Feb.-July 1990
18. Safety and Health Committee (Joint Labor/Management), reference (?) materials on indoor air pollution from (?) Louis Ismay, undated
19. Safety and Health Committee (Joint Labor-Management), Reference materials?, 1982-1983?
20. Safety and Health Committee (Joint Labor-Management), Feb. 1982-May 1983
21. Safety and Health Committee (Joint Labor-Management), June 1983-Oct. 1983
22. Safety and Health Committee (Joint Labor-Management), Sept. 1983-Dec. 1983
23. Safety and Health Committee (Joint Labor-Management), Jan. 1984-Dec. 1984
Box IV.4.11
1. Safety and Health Committee (Joint Labor-Management), Feb. 1985-Oct. 1986
2. Safety and Health Committee (Joint Labor-Management), Oct. 1986-Feb. 1987
3. Safety and Health Committee (Joint Labor-Management), March 1987-Dec. 1987
4. Safety and Health Committee (Joint Labor-Management), Jan. 1988-June 1988
5. Safety and Health Committee (Joint Labor-Management), July 1988-Dec. 1988
6. Safety and Health Committee (Joint Labor-Management), Jan. 1989-May 1989
7. Safety and Health Committee (Joint Labor-Management)-Safety and Health Awareness on SUNY campuses presentation, March-April 1989
8. Safety and Health Committee (Joint Labor-Management), June 1989-Dec. 1989
9. Safety and Health Committee (Joint Labor-Management), Jan. 1990-July 1990
10. Safety and Health Committee (Joint Labor-Management), Oct. 1990-Jan. 1991
11. Scholarship Committee, Sept.-Oct. 1980
12. Socially Responsible Use of Technology, May 1987-April 1988
13. Solicited Letters Committee, Sept. 1986-Jan. 1989
14. Solidarity Committee, Oct. 1986-Jan. 1987
15. Solidarity Committee, Feb. 1987-Aug. 1987
16. Solidarity Committee, Jan. 1989-March 1990
17. Solidarity Committee, April 1990-June 1992
18. Solidarity Committee, Aug. 1992-May 1993
19. Student Access and Retention Committee, Aug. 1992-April 1993
20. Student Evaluation of Faculty Committee, Dec. 1982-Jan. 1983
21. Student Recruitment Committee, Sept. 1979-June 1981
22. Student Recruitment and Retention Committee, June 1988-April 1989
23. Student Recruitment and Retention Committee, June 1989-Feb. 1990
24. Student Recruitment and Retention Committee, Feb.-Nov. 1990, Jan.-April 1992
25. SUNY's Best, Dec. 1988-Oct. 1989
26. Teacher Education Task Force, Jan.-March 1985, April-May 1986
27. Teacher Education Task Force, May 1986-July 1986
Box IV.4.12
1. Teacher Education Task Force (including NTE Specialty Examination Validation Study Panel, Aug.-Oct. 1986)
2. Teacher Education Task Force, Oct. 1986-March 4, 1987
3. Teacher Education Task Force, March 11, 1987-May 1987
4. Teacher Education Task Force, June 1987-Sept. 1987
5. Teacher Education Task Force, Sept. 1987-Jan. 1988
6. Teacher Education Task Force, Feb. 1988-May 1988
7. Teacher Education Task Force, June 1988-Dec. 1990
8. Teacher Education Task Force, Aug. 1991-May 1993
9. Undergraduate Education Task Force, Nov. 1987-Oct. 1988
10. Undergraduate Education Task Force, Nov. 1988
11. University Development Committee, July 1988-Feb. 1989
12. University Development Committee, March 1989-Sept. 1989
13. University Development Committee, Sept. 1989-Nov. 1989
14. University Development Committee, Jan. 1990-March 1990
15. University Development Committee, Sept. 1990-April 1992
16. VOTE/COPE, Oct. 1978-Oct. 1982, Jan. 1984
17. VOTE/COPE, Feb. 1984-Oct. 1986
18. VOTE/COPE, Jan. 1987-April 1991
19. Women's Rights in Work and Community, Nov. 1988-Jan. 1990
20. Women's Rights in Work and Community, Feb. 1990-June 1991
21. Women's Rights in Work and Community, Sept. 1991-April 1992
22. Women's Rights in Work and Community, Oct. 1992-Feb. 1993
23. Women's Rights in Work and Community, Feb. 1993-April 1993
Subgroup IV: Office of the Secretary
Series 5 - Correspondence-Alphabetical Files, May 1975-June 1996. 10.20 cubic
feet. Arranged alphabetically in two chronological sequences.
Permission is required to access these records. Please contact the curator of manuscripts for additional information.
Box IV.5.1
1. "A", Aug. 1975-Dec. 1977
2. "A", Jan.-Dec. 1978
3. "A", Jan.-Dec. 1979
4. "A", Jan.-Dec. 1980
5. "A", Jan.-Dec. 1981
6. "A", Jan. 1982-July 1983
7. "A", Aug. 1983-Dec. 1984
8. "A", Feb. 1985-Dec. 1985
9. "A", Feb. 1985-Dec. 1986
10. "A", Jan. 1987-Jan. 1988
11. "A", Feb. 1988-Aug. 1989
12. "A", Sept. 1989-May 1993
13. "B", June 1975-Dec. 1976
14. "B", Jan.-Nov. 1977
15. "B", Jan.-Dec. 1978
16. "B", Jan.-Dec. 1979
17. "B", Jan.-Feb. 1981
18. "B", March-Dec. 1981
19. "B", Jan. 1982-Nov. 1982
20. "B", Dec. 1982-Aug. 1983
21. "B", Sept. 1983-March 1984
22. "B", April 1984-Sept. 1984
23. "B", Oct. 1984-March 1985
24. "B", April 1985-Sept. 1985
25. "B", Oct. 1985-Dec. 1985
Box IV.5.2
1. "B", Jan. 1986-June 1986
2. "B", July 1986-Feb. 1987
3. "B", March 1987-Dec. 1987
4. "B", Jan. 1988-Feb. 1989
5. "B", March 1989-Dec. 1989
6. "B", Jan. 1990-May 1993
7. "C", June 1975-Dec. 1977
8. "C", Jan.-Dec. 1978
9. "C", Jan.-Dec. 1979
10. "C", Jan.-Dec. 1980
11. "C", Jan.-Dec. 1981
12. "C", Jan. 1982-Feb. 1983
13. "C", March 1983-Dec. 1983
14. "C", Jan. 1984-Sept. 1984
15. "C", Oct. 1984-May 1985
16. "C", June 1985-Dec. 1985
17. "C", Jan. 1986-Sept. 1986
18. "C", Oct. 1986-Aug. 1987
19. "C", Sept. 1987-Feb. 1989
20. "C", March 1989-May 1993
21. "D", June 1975-Dec. 1977
22. "D", Jan.-Dec. 1978
23. "D", Jan.-Dec. 1979
24. "D", Jan.-Dec. 1980
Box IV.5.3
1. "D", Jan.-Dec. 1981
2. "D", Feb. 1982-May 1983
3. "D", June 1983-May 1984
4. "D", June 1984-Jan. 1985
5. "D", Feb. 1985-Dec. 1985
6. "D", Jan. 1986-Feb. 1987
7. "D", March 1987-Sept. 1987
8. "D", Oct. 1987-May 1989
9. "D", June 1989-May 1993
10. "E", Aug. 1975-Nov. 1977
11. "E", Jan. 1978-Dec. 1981
12. "E", Jan. 1982-Nov. 1983
13. "E", Dec. 1983-Dec. 1985
14. "E", Jan. 1986-March 1991
15. "F", June 1975-Dec. 1977
16. "F", Jan. 1978-Dec. 1979
17. "F", Jan.-Dec. 1980
18. "F", Jan.-Dec. 1981
19. "F", Jan. 1982-Oct. 1983
20. "F", Nov. 1983-Oct. 1984
21. "F", Nov. 1984-Dec. 1985
22. "F", Jan. 1986-Feb. 1987
23. "F", March 1987-Dec. 1988
24. "F", Feb. 1989-Dec. 1992
25. "G", June 1975-Dec. 1977
26. "G", Jan. 1978-Dec. 1979
Box IV.5.4
1. "G", Jan. 1980-Dec. 1981
2. "G", Jan. 1982-Feb. 1983
3. "G", March 1983-Dec. 1983
4. "G", Jan. 1984-Nov. 1984
5. "G", Dec. 1984-Dec. 1985
6. "G", Dec. 1985-July 1987
7. "G", Aug. 1987-March 1993
8. "H", May 1975-Dec. 1976
9. "H", Jan.-Dec. 1977
10. "H", Jan.-Dec. 1978
11. "H", Jan.-Dec. 1979
12. "H", Jan.-July 1980
13. "H", Aug.-Dec. 1980
14. "H", Jan.-June 1981
15. "H", July-Dec. 1981
16. "H", Jan. 1982-Oct. 1982
17. "H", Nov. 1982-June 1983
18. "H", July 1983-Oct. 1983
19. "H", Nov. 1983-March 1984
20. "H", April 1984-Sept. 1984
21. "H", Oct. 1984-May 1985
22. "H", June 1985-Dec. 1985
23. "H", Jan. 1986-Sept. 1986
Box IV.5.5
1. "H", Oct. 1986-Sept. 1987
2. "H", Oct. 1987-Dec. 1989
3. "H", Jan. 1990-May 1993
4. "I", Aug. 1975-Oct. 1977
5. "I", Jan. 1978-Dec. 1981
6. "I", Jan. 1982-Oct. 1985
7. "I", Oct. 1985-June 1989
8. "J", Sept. 1975-Dec. 1977
9. "J", Jan. 1978-Dec. 1981
10. "J", Jan. 1982-Dec. 1983
11. "J", Jan. 1984-Oct. 1985
12. "J", Jan. 1986-April 1993
13. "K", June 1975-Dec. 1976
14. "K", Jan. 1977-Dec. 1977
15. "K", Jan. 1978-June 1979
16. "K", July 1979-Aug. 1980
17. "K", Sept. 1980-Dec. 1981
18. "K", Jan. 1982-Feb. 1983
19. "K", March 1983-Oct. 1983
20. "K", Nov. 1983-Aug. 1984
21. "K", Sept. 1984-Jan. 1985
22. "K", Feb. 1985-Aug. 1985
23. "K", Sept. 1985-Dec. 1985
24. "K", Jan. 1986-Nov. 1986
25. "K", Dec. 1986-Feb. 1988
26. "K", March 1988-Jan. 1993
27. "L", June 1975-Dec. 1977
28. "L", Jan. 1978-June 1979
Box IV.5.6
1. "L", July 1979-Dec. 1980
2. "L", Jan. 1981-Dec. 1981
3. "L", Jan. 1982-Feb. 1983
4. "L", March 1983-Jan. 1984
5. "L", Feb. 1984-Aug. 1984
6. "L", Sept. 1984-July 1985
7. "L", Aug. 1985-Dec. 1985
8. "L", Jan. 1986-Feb. 1987
9. "L", March 1987-Feb. 1988
10. "L", March 1988-Feb. 1993
11. "M", June 1975-Feb. 1977
12. "M", March 1977-Dec. 1977
13. "M", Jan. 1978-Dec. 1978
14. "M", Jan. 1979-Dec. 1979
15. "M", Jan. 1980-Dec. 1980
16. "M", Jan. 1981-Dec. 1981
17. "M", Jan. 1982-Jan. 1983
18. "M", Feb. 1983-Aug. 1983
19. "M", Sept. 1983-March 1984
20. "M", April 1984-Aug. 1984
21. "M", Sept. 1984-April 1985
22. "M", May 1985-Jan. 1986
23. "M", Jan. 1986-Oct. 1986
24. "M", Nov. 1986-July 1987
Box IV.5.7
1. "M", Aug. 1987-April 1988
2. "M", May 1988-Dec. 1989
3. "M", Jan. 1990-March 1993
4. "N", June-Dec. 1975, July 1976-Nov. 1977
5. "N", Jan. 1978-Dec. 1981
6. "N", Feb. 1982-March 1984
7. "N", April 1984-Dec. 1985
8. "N", Jan. 1986-Feb. 1990, March 1992-Dec. 1992
9. "O", March 1976-Dec. 1981
10. "O", Jan. 1982-Dec. 1985
11. "O", Jan. 1986-Nov. 1991
12. "P", Aug. 1975-Dec. 1977
13. "P", Jan. 1978-Dec. 1979
14. "P", Jan. 1980-Dec. 1981
15. "P", Jan. 1982-Jan. 1983
16. "P", Feb. 1983-Nov. 1983
17. "P", Dec. 1983-May 1984
18. "P", June 1984-June 1985
19. "P", July 1985-April 1987
20. "P", May 1987-Feb. 1988
21. "P", March 1988-Sept. 1989
22. "P", Jan. 1990-May 1993
23. "Q", July 1976-Oct. 1977, May 1978-March 1980
24. "Q", Feb. 1982-Oct. 1985
25. "Q", April-Dec. 1987, Oct. 1990
Box IV.5.8
1. "R", June 1975-Dec. 1977
2. "R", Jan. 1978-Dec. 1978
3. "R", Jan. 1979-Dec. 1979
4. "R", Jan. 1980-Dec. 1980
5. "R", Jan. 1981-Dec. 1981
6. "R", Jan. 1982-Feb. 1983
7. "R", March 1983-April 1984
8. "R", May 1984-July 1985
9. "R", Aug. 1985-July 1986
10. "R", Aug. 1986-June 1987
11. "R", July 1987-Jan. 1988
12. "R", Feb. 1988-Dec. 1989
13. "R", Jan. 1990-May 1993
14. "S", June 1975-Jan. 1977
15. "S", Feb. 1977-Dec. 1977
16. "S", Jan. 1978-Dec. 1978
17. "S", Jan. 1979-Dec. 1979
18. "S", Jan. 1980-Dec. 1980
19. "S", Jan. 1981-Aug. 1981
20. "S", Sept. 1981-Dec. 1981
21. "S", Jan. 1982-July 1982
22. "S", July 1982-Dec. 1982
Box IV.5.9
1. "S", Jan. 1983-May 1983
2. "S", June 1983-Oct. 1983
3. "S", Nov. 1983-Feb. 1984
4. "S", March 1984-June 1984
5. "S", July 1984-Oct. 1984
6. "S", Nov. 1984-Dec. 1984
7. "S", Jan. 1985-May 1985
8. "S", June 1985-Nov. 1985
9. "S", Dec. 1985-April 1986
10. "S", April 1986-June 1986
11. "S", July 1986-Feb. 1987
12. "S", March 1987-July 1987
13. "S", Aug. 1987-Jan. 1988
14. "S", Feb. 1988-Aug. 1988
15. "S", Sept. 1988-May 1989
16. "S", July 1989-April 1990
17. "S", May 1990-May 1993
18. "T", Oct. 1975-Dec. 1977
19. "T", Jan. 1978-Dec. 1981
20. "T", Jan. 1982-Dec. 1984
21. "T", Jan. 1985-June 1987
22. "T", July 1987-Sept. 1992
23. "U", Feb. 1976-June 1977, Feb. 1978-Jan. 1993
Box IV.5.10
1. "V", Jan. 1976-Nov. 1981
2. "V", Jan. 1982-Dec. 1984
3. "V", Feb. 1985-Oct. 1992
4. "W", June 1975-Dec. 1977
5. "W", Jan. 1978-Dec. 1979
6. "W", Jan. 1980-Dec. 1980
7. "W", Jan. 1981-Dec. 1981
8. "W", Jan. 1982-June 1983
9. "W", July 1983-March 1984
10. "W", April 1984-March 1985
11. "W", April 1985-March 1986
12. "W", April 1986-Aug. 1987
13. "W", Sept. 1987-Dec. 1988
14. "W", Jan. 1989-Feb. 1993
15. "X", June 1980, Sept. 1985-Oct. 1988
16. "Y", May 1975-July 1977, Jan. 1978-Sept. 1981, April 1982-July
1992
17. "Z", Sept. 1975-July 1977, Feb. 1978-Dec. 1981, June 1982-May 1992
Box IV.5.11
1. "A", June 1993-June 1996
2. "B", June 1993-June 1996
3. "C", Sept. 1993, Sept. 1994, June 1996
4. "D", Jan. 1996
5. "F", July 1993-Nov. 1994
6. "G", April 1994-March 1995
7. "H", June 1993-July 1993, Aug. 1994
8. "J", June 1993-Dec. 1994
9. "K", June 1995
10. "L", July 1993, Aug. 1994
11. "M", Aug. 1993, Jan. 1995-May 1995
12. "N", July-Oct. 1993
13. "O", July 1993
14. "P", June 1993-Aug. 1993
15. "R", June 1993-May 1995
16. "S", Oct. 1993-April 1995
17. "T", Feb. 1994-July 1995
18. "V", June 1993-Jan. 1995
19. "W", May 1994, Jan. 1995
Subgroup IV: Office of the Secretary
Series 6 - Secretary's Files, 1968-1972
Subseries 6.1 - General, 1972-1981. 1.25 cubic feet. Arranged alphabetically.
Permission is required to access these records. Please contact the curator of manuscripts for additional information.
Box IV.6.1
1. Delegate Assemblies, 1973
2. Delegate Assemblies, 1974
3. Delegate Assemblies, 1975
4. Delegate Assemblies, 1976
5. Delegate Assemblies, 1977
6. Delegate Assemblies, 1978
7. Delegate Assemblies, 1978-Alpha. Memb. List
8. Delegate Assemblies, 1979 (folder 1)
9. Delegate Assemblies, 1979 (folder 2)
10. Delegate Assemblies, 1979 (folder 3)
11. Delegate Assemblies, 1980 (folder 1)
12. Delegate Assemblies, 1980 (folder 2)
13. Delegate Assemblies, 1980 (folder 3)
14. Delegate Assemblies, 1980-Alpha. Memb. List, April 1980
15. Delegate Assemblies, 1980-Alpha. Members List, Aug. 1980
16. Delegate Assembly 1981 (Winter only)
17. Executive Board, Sept. 1975-Dec. 1977
18. Executive Board, 1978
19. Executive Board, 1979
20. Executive Board, Jan.-May 1980
21. Executive Board, June-Dec. 1980
22. Executive Board, Jan.-June 1981
23. Officers/Job Positions and Descriptions, May 1975-Dec. 1978, Jan.
1980
24. Office and Publications, 1974-1981
25. Regents/State Education Department, 1975-1981
26. Research Foundation, 1972-1973
27. Research Foundation, March 1974-Aug. 1975
28. Research Foundation, June 1976-Oct. 1977
29. Research Foundation-Grievance Case, Sept. 1977
30. Research Foundation, Feb. 1979-March 1981
31. Retirement, 1971-1979
Box IV.6.2
1. Salaries/Data for Salary Negotiations, 1972-1975
2. Salaries, 1976-1977
3. Salaries, April 1978-Sept. 1979, Aug. 1980, June 1981
4. Salaries, undated materials, circa 1969-1979
5. Students, 1978-1981
6. SUNY Board of Trustees, 1973-1979
7. SUNY Board of Trustees, 1980-1982
8. Taylor Law (Misc.), 1979-1980
9. UUP-General, 1977-1980
Subgroup IV: Office of the Secretary
Series 6 - Secretary's Files, 1968-1982
Subseries 6.2 - Edward Alfonsin, 1968-1982. 1.95 cubic feet. Arranged
alphabetically.
Permission is required to access these records. Please contact the curator of manuscripts for additional information.
Box IV.6.2
10. Affirmative Action Workshops, 1972-1977
11. Affirmative Action Workshops, 1978, 1980
12. Benefits/Insurance, 1976-1981
13. Benefits/Insurance-Brochures
14. Budgets-NYS, SUNY, UUP, 1975-1981
15. Budgets-Supplemental (SUNY), 1972, 1975
16. Chapter Materials, Dec. 1973-Dec. 1975
17. Chapter Materials, 1976-1978
18. Chapter Materials, 1978-1979
19. Chapter Materials, 1980-April 1982
20. Collective Bargaining Elections, 1968-1977
21. Collective Bargaining Elections, 1978-1980
22. Committees, Aug. 1974-May 1981
23. Community Colleges (SUNY), 1977-1980
24. Constitutions, 1970-1981
Box IV.6.3
1. Convention Materials (AFT), 1976-1980
2. Delegate Assembly Materials, 1976-1980
3. Election Materials (including chapter membership lists), 1975-1977
4. Election Report Forms, Fall 1975-Winter 1977
5. Election Report Forms (and chapter membership lists), Winter 1976-Winter
1977
6. Election Report Forms and Rooming Forms, Spring 1977-Fall 1978
7. Elections, 1975-1981
8. Employee Organization Leave, Sept. 1975-April 1981
9. Faulty Senate-Personnel, Governance, 1973, 1977
10. "Focus on the Issues" UUP sponsored lecture series, 1978
11. Health Science Centers, March 1976, Jan. 1979, Feb.-March 1981
12. History (SUFT, SPA, NEA Affiliation), 1970-1976
13. Labor/Management Meetings (including transcripts), 1974-1977
14. Labor/Management Meetings (including transcripts), 1978-1981
15. Leadership Workshop, Oct. 31-Nov. 2, 1980
16. Legislation Material, 1974-1981
17. Legislation Material/Legislative Days, 1977-1978
18. Librarians, 1974-1975
19. Membership Lists by Chapters, Dec. 1976, Sept. 1977
20. Membership Lists by Chapters, Dec. 1977
21. Membership Lists by Chapters, March 1978
22. Membership Lists by Chapters, Aug. 1978
23. Miscellaneous, 1974-1976
24. Miscellaneous, 1977-1980
25. National Education Association (including SPA charter certificate),
1971-1975
26. National Education Association, 1976-1980
27. NYSUT-National Education Association discontinued affiliation,
1975
28. NYSUT-Representative Assembly, 1975-1977
Subgroup IV: Office of the Secretary
Series 7: Subject Files, 1967-March 1993 (bulk dates 1977-1988). 7.33 cubic
feet. Arranged alphabetically.
Permission is required to access these records. Please contact the curator of manuscripts for additional information.
Box IV.7.1
1. Accuracy in Academia organization, Nov. 1985-March 1986
2. Advertising, June-Aug. 1979, Jan. 1982
3. Aetna-UUP 403(b) Tax Deferred Annuity, March 1986-Oct. 1986
4. Affirmative Action, Fall 1978-April 1979
5. Affirmative Action, July 1979-Oct. 1988
6. AFL-CIO (national and NY State), March 1978-Feb. 1985
7. AFL-CIO (national and NY State), March 1985-May 1987
8. AFL-CIO (national and NY State), June 1987-Nov. 1989
9. AFL-CIO (national and NY State), Sept. 1989-Nov. 1991
10. AFT, Jan. 1985-March 1986
11. AFT, April 1986-Dec. 1986
12. AFT, Jan. 1987-Aug. 1992
13. AFT Distinguished Teacher Fellowship Program, June 1986
14. AFT Faculty Federation Board of Governors, March 1978-March 1989
15. AFT Full Membership Program, 1989-1990
16. AFT Group Insurance Plans, Oct. 1979-May 1980
17. AFT Task Force on the Future of Education, June 1986
18. Ag & Tech Dinner, Aug.-Sept. 1984
19. Agency Fee (folder 1 of 3), 1972-1988
20. Agency Fee (folder 2 of 3), 1972-1988
21. Agency Fee (folder 3 of 3), 1972-1988
22. Agency Fee, June 1987-May 1989
23. Agency Fee-Director of State Payroll Audit, Sept. 1977-Aug. 1984
24. Agency Fee Fiscal Year 1980-81, Jan. 1982-July 1982
25. Agency Fee Fiscal Year 1981-1982, June 1982-Feb. 1983
26. Agency Fee-Insurance/Eson case, March 1982-July 1982
27. Agency Fee-Rebate Procedures, 1985-86, 1986-87
28. AIDS, July 1983-Nov. 1985
29. AIDS, Dec. 1985-Oct. 1990
30. American Association of University Professors (AAUP), April 1977-Nov. 1978
31. American Association of University Professors (AAUP), March 1981-March 1988
32. Asbestos-Assembly Task Force on Asbestos, Sept. 1986
33. Assembly-New York State, 1985-86
Box IV.7.2
1. Association of Pennsylvania State College and University Faculties, June 1975-April 1976, March 1984-Nov. 1988
2. Baldwin, James, Conference and Workshop, Spring 1985
3. Benefits, Oct. 1983-Dec. 1985
4. Benefits, Jan. 1986-Aug. 1986
5. Benefits, Sept. 1986-Aug. 1988
6. Blue Cross/Blue Shield, March-May 1978
7. Board of Regents, NY State Education Department, Sept. 1980
8. Board of Regents, NY State Education Department, Feb. 1981-Dec. 1983
9. Board of Regents, NY State Education Department, May 1984-July 1987
10. Board of Trustees (SUNY) Policies, 1967, 1968, 1970, 1972-1977
11. Board of Trustees (SUNY) Policies, 1980-1981, 1989
12. Budget Analysis Task Force, Oct. 1984-May 1985
13. Budget Cuts, Dec. 1979-Sept. 1980
14. Budget-New York State 1985-86 Impact on Campuses, Jan. 1985-April 1985
15. Budget-New York State, Jan. 1986-Jan. 1989
16. Budget-UUP, proposed 1982-1983, Spring 1982
17. Budget-UUP 1982-83 and 1981-82
18. Bundy Aid, May 1982-Sept. 1987
19. Career Alternative Program (NYSUT workshop for retrenchees), July 1981-Feb. 1982
20. Carnegie Report, "A National Prepared: Teachers for the 21st Century"/Teacher Education Task Force, Feb. 1986-Nov. 1986
21. Challenge, 1981 (NEA/NYEA), March-April 1981
22. Clients' Security Fund of the State of New York, April 1983
23. Clinical Practice Plan, April 1977-July 1980
24. Clinical Practice Plan, Sept. 1980-Oct. 1986
25. Clinical Practice Plan, March 1987
26. Clinical Practice Plan, April 1987-Sept. 1987
27. Clinical Practice-Buffalo Dentists, June 1983-Nov. 1983
28. Clinical Practice-Buffalo MDs, June 1983-July 1984
29. Clinical Practice-Downstate, May 1983-May 1985
30. Clinical Practice-Optometry, May 1983-Dec. 1983
31. Coalition Against Layoffs, Feb. 1983
Box IV.7.3
1. Coalition for Public Higher Education (folder 1 of 3), 1979-1981
2. Coalition for Public Higher Education (folder 2 of 3), 1979-1981
3. Coalition for Public Higher Education (folder 3 of 3), 1979-1981
4. Commission on Independent Colleges and Universities (cIcu), Oct. 1981-Feb. 1985
5. Contract Ratification Votes (American Arbitration Association), May 1986-Aug. 1988
6. Cordadian Corp. (office telephone), Sept. 1988
7. Cornell University-NY State School of Industrial and Labor Relations, Dec. 1983-Feb. 1988
8. Cozort, William, May 1981-Aug. 1990
9. Credit Union, Feb. 1985
10. CSEA, March 1978-Jan. 1988
11. CWA, June 1984-March 1987
12. Dental Plan, 1979
13. Drescher, Nuala-postcards, 1984
14. E.F. Hutton, Dec. 1982-Oct. 1985
15. E.F. Hutton, Oct. 1985-April 1986
16. ECIA Chapter 2 Advisory Committee, Dec. 1985
17. Empire Plan (Health Care), April 1985-March 1988
18. Empire State Institute for the Performing Arts, Sept. 1984, June 1988
19. Empire State Mathematics and Science Teacher Scholarship, Nov. 1984
20. Employee Assistance Program, Oct. 1980-Oct. 1983
21. Employee Assistance Program, Feb. 1984-Sept. 1984
22. Employee Assistance Program, Oct. 1984-Dec. 1984
23. Employee Assistance Program, Jan. 1985-March 1986
24. Employee Assistance Program, June 1986-Jan. 1989
25. Employee Benefits Practices (newsletter of International Foundation of Employee Benefit Plans), Oct. 1987
26. Employee Pension Fund, Jan. 1986, Dec. 1987
27. Ethics Law Exceptions-mailing to members requesting, March 10, 1989
28. Fair Labor Standards Act (folder 1 of 3), 1985-1987
29. Fair Labor Standards Act (folder 2 of 3), 1985-1987
30. Fair Labor Standards Act (folder 3 of 3), 1985-1987
31. Floating Holidays, Sept. 1986-March 1987
32. Friend of SUNY Award, Nov. 1984-Dec. 1988
33. Galbraith, Jeanne, June 1987-June 1988
34. Graduate Student Employee Union, June 1984-Jan. 1985, April 1992-Sept. 1992
35. Grievances, Oct. 1980-March 1987
36. Handbook for Chapter Treasurers, April 1982, Dec. 1982
37. Hartford Life Insurance, June 1981-Nov. 1987
38. Higher Education [Financial] Assistance, Oct. 1980-March 1988
39. Higher Education Services Corporation (HESC New York State), April 1984-Dec.
1987
Box IV.7.4
1. Historical Summaries-UUP, circa 1979
1A. Hospice, July 1986-Aug. 1986
2. Hospital Reorganization Consultants' Report, Feb.-April 1986
3. Incorporation-SPA and UUP, 1971-1974
4. Incorporation-UUP, Inc. Dissolution Proceedings, July 1980-July 1982
5. Increase in Paychecks Problem, Aug.-Sept. 1986
6. Indemnification legislation, March 1978-May 1982
7. Independent Commission on the Future of the State University/"The Challenge and the Choice" report, June 1984-Jan. 1987
8. "Innovations in Undergraduate Instruction: Model for the Nineties" (PDQWL co-sponsored conference), Feb.-April 1988
9. "Inside Your Schools, The AFT Television Magazine," (NYSUT), July 1984-Feb. 1985
10. Institute for Research in History, "Scholars in Transition: From the Academy to the Marketplace" program, June 1983-Oct. 1983
11. Jewish Labor Committee, Feb. 1986-June 1988
12. Joint Labor Management Committees (folder 1 of 2), 1985-1986
13. Joint Labor Management Committees (folder 2 of 2), 1985-1986
14. Joint Labor Management Meeting/Workshop, Sept.-Oct. 1989
15. Journalism Competition, March 1984
16. Kyvig, David (Editor Law, Alcohol and Order: Perspectives on National Prohibition, Drescher contribution: "Labor and Prohibition: The Unappreciated Impact of the Eighteenth Amendment"), June-Aug. 1984
17. Labor Management Meetings, April 1978-Feb. 1987
18. Labor-Religion Coalition, Jan. 1984-Feb. 1985, 1989
19. Legal (misc.), March 1977-Dec. 1987
20. Legal Papers (PERB), 1977-1978
21. Legislature, Jan. 1987-March 1989
22. Librarians, April 1986
23. Lobbying, 1982-1983
24. Lobbying, 1984-1985
25. Lobbying, Feb.-March 1986
26. Lobbying, 1987-1988
27. Lobbying, Feb.-March 1988
28. Lobbying, March 1990
29. Lobbying, March 1991
30. Lobbying-Washington, D.C., June 1990
31. Mandatory Retirement, June 1985-June 1986
32. Martinez, Arsenio P. (grievance), Jan. 1983-March 1984
33. Mary Muldoon Teacher Assistance Fund (NYSUT), May 1978
34. Master Plan (SUNY), 1980, 1984
35. Medical Emergency Procedures SUNY campuses, 1977
36. Medical Quadrangle, Inc. (malpractice insurance), Oct. 1986-Aug. 1987
37. Member Benefits, May 1978-June 1981
38. Member Benefits, Oct. 1983-March 1985, Feb. 1988
39. Merger-SUNY/CUNY, March 1977, March 1979
40. Metropolitan Life Insurance Co., 1989
41. Metropolitan Life Insurance Co., 1990
42. Metropolitan Life Insurance Co., 1991
43. Nassau Community College, Feb. 1984-May 1988
44. National Center for the Study of Collective Bargaining in Higher Education
and the Professions (Baruch College, CUNY), April 1978-Dec. 1982, Sept. 1987-Oct.
1988
Box IV.7.5
1. National Labor Relations Board, March 1978, March-May 1984
2. NEA (National Education Association), June 1973, Nov. 1973, March 1976-Aug. 1979
3. New York Frontlash, Sept. 1984
4. New York Library Association, April 1982
5. New York State Public Sector Coalition on Health Care Benefits, May 1990
6. New Youth Connections, Dec. 1984
7. Newsletter Editors, Sept. 1983, March 1987
8. Newspaper Articles, 1978-1988
9. Nurse Membership, Jan.-Feb. 1982
10. OSHA (folder 1 of 2), 1981-1983
11. OSHA (folder 2 of 2), 1981-1983
12. PACE (Project for Adult College Education)/UUP Economic Development Project (folder 1 of 4), 1978-1987
13. PACE (Project for Adult College Education)/UUP Economic Development Project (folder 2 of 4), 1978-1987
14. PACE (Project for Adult College Education)/UUP Economic Development Project (folder 3 of 4), 1978-1987
15. PACE (Project for Adult College Education)/UUP Economic Development Project (folder 4 of 4), 1978-1987
16. Patent Policy/Computer Software Policy (SUNY), Oct. 1986, Jan.-Aug. 1987
17. PDQWL Leave Applications, Jan.-March 1993
18. Performance Evaluations, March 1979-March 1980
19. Press Releases and UUP Mailings, Aug. 1978-Dec. 1978, Aug. 1982
20. Professional Staff Congress, May 1978-Jan. 1984
21. Professional Staff Congress, March 1984-Oct. 1988, Jan. 1990, Feb.-March 1993
22. Professionals, March 1978-Sept. 1981
23. Public Employees Benefit Fund, Oct. 1982-Oct. 1984
24. Public Employees Benefit Fund, Dec. 1984-May 1985
25. Public Employees Benefit Fund, June 1985-May 1986
26. Public Employees Benefit Fund, June 1986-Jan. 1987
27. Public Employees Benefit Fund, Feb. 1987-Dec. 1988, Aug. 1991
28. Public Employees Federation, Nov. 1977-July 1988
29. Public Relations, Feb. 1979-Jan. 1987
Box IV.7.6
1. Reclassification, Aug. 1987-Sept. 1987
2. Reclassification (folder 1 of 2), June 1987-April 1988
3. Reclassification (folder 2 of 2), June 1987-April 1988
4. Reclassification (?) Teaching Hospital position descriptions, undated
5. Reclassification-Albany, Oct. 1987
6. Reclassification-Alfred, Sept.-Nov. 1987
7. Reclassification-Binghamton, Oct. 1987
8. Reclassification-Brooklyn HSC, April 1987-Dec. 1987
9. Reclassification-Buffalo HSC, Oct. 1987
10. Reclassification-Buffalo State, Sept. 1987
11. Reclassification-Buffalo SUNY, Oct. 1987
12. Reclassification-Canton, Oct. 1987
13. Reclassification-Central Administration, undated
14. Reclassification-Cobleskill, undated
15. Reclassification-Cortland, Sept. 1987
16. Reclassification-Delhi, Sept. 1987
17. Reclassification-Empire State, Oct. 1987
18. Reclassification-Environmental Science and Forestry, Oct. 1987
19. Reclassification-Farmingdale, undated
20. Reclassification-Fredonia, Sept. 1987
21. Reclassification-Geneseo, Oct. 1987
22. Reclassification-Maritime, Oct. 1987
23. Reclassification-Morrisville, Oct. 1987
24. Reclassification-New Paltz, Oct. 1987
25. Reclassification-Old Westbury, Sept.-Oct. 1987
26. Reclassification-Oneonta, Sept. 1987
27. Reclassification-Optometry, Oct. 1987
28. Reclassification-Oswego, Sept.-Oct. 1987
29. Reclassification-Plattsburgh, Sept.-Nov. 1987
30. Reclassification-Potsdam, Oct. 1987
31. Reclassification-Purchase, Oct.-Dec. 1987
32. Reclassification-Stony Brook, Nov. 1987
33. Reclassification-Stony Brook HSC, Oct.-Nov. 1987
34. Reclassification-Syracuse HSC, July-Aug. 1987
35. Reclassification-Utica/Rome, Sept. 1987
36. Reindustrialization, Feb. 1981-Oct. 1982
37. Rensselarville Institute, May 1984
38. Retirement, Nov. 1977-May 1982
39. Retirement, June 1982-May 1989
40. Retrenchment, 1978-1985, 1991
41. Retrenchment, 1982-1983
42. Retrenchment-SUNY at Albany Report of the Select Committee on Academic Program Priorities, May 1975
43. Retrenchment-University at Albany Report of the Presidential Task Force on Priorities and Resources, Feb.-March 1976
44. Safety and Health Correspondence (misc.), Oct. 1985-March 1987
45. Salary, 1978-1983, Oct. 1988
46. Saturn Project, March-April 1985
47. Senate Professional Association, March 1972
48. Sex Discrimination/Sexual Harassment, April 1980-March 1982
49. Sick Leave, June 1977
50. SIDS (dentists), Aug. 1986-March 1987
51. South African Divestiture, May 1985-Jan. 1987
52. State Aid [to education], 1978-1981
52A. State Comptroller; Payroll & Audit, Division of Audit and Control-Agency Fee, Dues Structure, Aug. 1977-Aug. 1992
53. State Employee Federated Appeal (SEFA), June 1984-Feb. 1988
54. Statutory Tenure Bill, March 1983
55. "Stephens' Report"-"SUNY 1975-1982 A Budgetary Battle of Access Versus Quality" by Willis H. Stephens, ranking minority member Assembly Ways and Means Committee, et al., June 1982
56. Stewards' Handbook/UUP Department Rep Handbook, Jan.-Feb. 1981
57. Stipends-Article 25, Sept. 1979, Feb. 1980
Box IV.7.7
0. Student Association of the State University (SASU), April 1978-Oct. 1982
1. Student Association of the State University (SASU), March 1983-June 1986
2. Student Association of the State University (SASU), Sept. 1986-Nov. 1990
3. Student Discipline, Positive Approaches to (SUNY publication), 1979
4. Student Recruitment '82, July-Dec. 1981, Aug. 1984
5. Summer Salaries, March 1980-Aug. 1981
6. Summer School, March 1972-Jan. 1977
7. SUNY Alliance and SUNY Alliance Reporter (NEA/NYEA and SUNY-AAUP organization/publication), 1979-1980
8. SUNY Alumni Association, Oct. 1981-April 1982
9. SUNY Authors, 1976-1978
10. SUNY's Best, 1989-1992
11. SUNY Bronx Tour '85, March-April 1985
12. SUNY Economic Impact, Feb.-April 1984
13. SUNY Hospital Reorganization, Oct. 1984
14. SUNY in the News, Summer 1979
15. SUNY-public opinion, Oct. 1980
16. SUNY Women's Council, July 1986, Feb. 1987
17. SUNYCAP (State University of New York College Admissions Personnel), March 1985
18. SUNYLA (State University of New York Librarians Association), June 1978-July 1987
19. "T" (misc.), June 1984, April 1988
20. Task Force on Women's Safety, Dec. 1980
21. Tax (folder 1 of 2), 1979-1988
22. Tax (folder 2 of 2), 1979-1988
23. Tentative Agreement 1979-1982 Contract, June 1979
24. TIAA/CREF, 1978-1983
25. TIAA/CREF, June 1984-Jan. 1987
26. "Tillinghast Report" (proposed plan-malpractice insurance), March 1988
27. Tuition Assistance Program (experimental), 1979-1984
28. Tuition Assistance Program (experimental), Campus Administration, 1979-1980
29. Tuition Tax Credit Facts, circa 1978-1981
30. Tuition Waiver Situations, Nov. 1984-Jan. 1985
31. Unemployment Insurance, 1979-1980
32. Union Health Care Coop, Sept. 1986-July 1987
33. Unionmutual (UUP Group Life Insurance), March 1978-Nov. 1978
34. Unit Mailings, June 1979-Feb. 1983
35. United College Employees (UCE) of Fashion Institute of Technology (FIT), Dec. 1981-Sept. 1983, Nov. 1985-May 1986
36. United Farmworkers, Jan. 1988-April 1989
37. United Federation of Teachers, Dec. 1978-Oct. 1987
38. United Paperworkers International Union, March 1988
39. United Way of New York, Aug.-Sept. 1985
40. universitas, Sept. 1978-Nov. 1979
41. Vietnam Veterans Memorial addition honoring women, Dec. 1987
42. Voice, Jan. 1978-May 1987
43. VOTE/COPE, June 1979, March 1991, Aug. 1992
44. Voucher Policy, Feb. 1978, Oct. 1990
45. "W" (misc.), Oct.-Nov. 1980, Feb. 1984
46. Welfare Trust Fund, March-April 1979
Box IV.7.8
1. Wellness Work Group, Nov. 1985
2. Wellness Work Group, July-Sept. 1986
3. Work in America Institute, Jan.-Feb. 1986
4. Workers Compensation, 1979-1986
5. Workshop-Parliamentary Procedures, Jan. 31, 1992
6. Xerox, April 1978-June 1980
7. Yeshiva Decision, 1979-1986
8. YWCA Tribute to Women [Nuala Drescher is one of women honored], May 1984
Subgroup IV: Office of the Secretary
Series 8 - Affiliate Conventions, January 1976-July 1994. 3.0 cubic feet. Arranged
alphabetically.
Box IV.8.1
1. AFL-CIO (NYS) Convention 1988-Secretary's files/AFL-CIO distributed materials (folder 1 of 2), July-Aug. 1988
2. AFL-CIO (NYS) Convention 1988-Secretary's files/AFL-CIO distributed materials (folder 2 of 2), July-Aug. 1988
3. AFL-CIO (NYS) Convention 1990-Secretary's files/AFL-CIO distributed materials, June-Aug. 1990
4. AFL-CIO (NYS) Convention 1990-AFL-CIO distributed materials (folder 1 of 2), Aug. 1990
5. AFL-CIO (NYS) Convention 1990-AFL-CIO distributed materials (folder 2 of 2), Aug. 1990
6. AFL-CIO (NYS) Convention 1992-Secretary's files/AFL-CIO distributed materials, Aug. 1992
7. AFL-CIO (NYS) Convention 1992-AFL-CIO distributed materials (folder 1 of 2), Aug. 1992
8. AFL-CIO (NYS) Convention 1992-AFL-CIO distributed materials (folder 2 of 2), Aug. 1992
9. AFT Convention 1979, March-June 1979
10. AFT Convention 1980, April-July 1980
11. AFT Convention 1981, March-July 1981
12. AFT Convention 1982, Feb. 1982-Jan. 1983
13. AFT Convention 1983-Drescher File, Jan.-Aug. 1983
14. AFT Convention 1983, March-July 1983
15. AFT Convention 1984, June-August 1984
16. AFT Convention 1986, Jan.-July 1986
17. AFT Convention 1988-Reilly's files, March-July 1988
18. AFT Convention 1988-Secretary's files, March-July 1988
19. AFT Convention 1988-AFT distributed materials (folder 1 of 2), July 1988
20. AFT Convention 1988-AFT distributed materials (folder 2 of 2), July 1988
21. AFT-Second Biennial Conference Higher Education and Economic Development, Feb. 1989
22. AFT Convention 1990-Reilly's files, April-July 1990
23. AFT Convention 1990-Secretary's files, March-July 1990
24. AFT Convention 1990-AFT distributed materials (folder 1 of 2), July 1990
25. AFT Convention 1990-AFT distributed materials (folder 2 of 2), July 1990
26. AFT Convention 1992-Reilly's files, Aug. 1992
Box IV.8.2
1. AFT Convention 1992-Secretary's files, May-August 1992
2. AFT Convention 1992-AFT distributed materials (folder 1 of 2), Aug. 1992
3. AFT Convention 1992-AFT distributed materials (folder 2 of 2), Aug. 1992
4. AFT Convention 1994-Secretary's files, March-July 1994
5. AFT Convention 1994-AFT distributed materials, July 1994
6. AFT-QuEST (Quality Educational Standards in Teaching) Conferences, 1981, 1983, 1985, 1987
7. AFT-QuEST (Quality Educational Standards in Teaching) Conference, 1989
8. NYSUT, AFT, NEA Conventions 1976-ballots, Jan. 1976
9. NYSUT Representative Assembly 1978, Feb.-March 1978
10. NYSUT Representative Assembly 1979, Feb.-April 1979
11. NYSUT Representative Assembly 1980, Jan.-March 1980
12. NYSUT Representative Assembly 1981, Dec. 1980-June 1981
13. NYSUT Representative Assembly 1982, Feb.-Oct. 1982
14. NYSUT Representative Assembly 1983, Nov. 1982-May 1983
15. NYSUT Representative Assembly 1983-NYSUT distributed materials, April 1983
16. NYSUT Representative Assembly 1984, Dec. 1983-March 1984
17. NYSUT Representative Assembly 1985, Oct. 1984-April 1985
18. NYSUT Representative Assembly 1986, Jan.-March 1986
19. NYSUT Representative Assembly 1987 (folder 1 of 2), Feb.-April 1987
20. NYSUT Representative Assembly 1987 (folder 2 of 2), Feb.-April 1987
21. NYSUT Representative Assembly 1988-Reilly files, Feb.-May 1988
22. NYSUT Representative Assembly 1988-Secretary's files (folder 1 of 2), Feb.-July 1988
23. NYSUT Representative Assembly 1988-Secretary's files (folder 2 of 2), Feb.-July 1988
24. NYSUT Representative Assembly 1988-NYSUT distributed materials (folder 1 of 2), May 1988
25. NYSUT Representative Assembly 1988-NYSUT distributed materials (folder 2 of 2), May 1988
26. NYSUT Representative Assembly 1989-Reilly's files, Feb.-March 1989
27. NYSUT Representative Assembly 1989-Secretary's files, Dec. 1988-April 1989
Box IV.8.3
1. NYSUT Representative Assembly 1989-Secretary's files-Resolutions, Jan.-April 1989
2. NYSUT Representative Assembly 1989-NYSUT distributed materials (folder 1 of 2), April 1989
3. NYSUT Representative Assembly 1989-NYSUT distributed materials (folder 2 of 2), April 1989
4. NYSUT Representative Assembly 1990-Secretary's files (folder 1 of 4), Dec. 1989-Feb. 1990
5. NYSUT Representative Assembly 1990-Secretary's files (folder 2 of 4), Feb. 1990
6. NYSUT Representative Assembly 1990-Secretary's files (folder 3 of 4), Feb.-May 1990
7. NYSUT Representative Assembly 1990-Secretary's files (folder 4 of 4)-Resolutions, March 1990
8. NYSUT Representative Assembly 1990-NYSUT distributed materials, March 1990
9. NYSUT Representative Assembly 1991-Secretary's files, Dec. 1990-June 1991
10. NYSUT Representative Assembly 1991-Secretary's files-Resolutions, Nov. 1990-March 1991
11. NYSUT Representative Assembly 1991-NYSUT distributed materials (folder 1 of 2), March 1991
12. NYSUT Representative Assembly 1991-NYSUT distributed materials (folder 2 of 2), March 1991
13. NYSUT Representative Assembly 1992-Reilly's files, Oct. 1991-March 1992
14. NYSUT Representative Assembly 1992-Secretary's files, Jan. 1991-March 1992
15. NYSUT Representative Assembly 1992-Secretary's files-Resolutions, March 1992
16. NYSUT Representative Assembly 1992-NYSUT distributed materials, March 1992
17. NYSUT Representative Assembly 1993-Secretary's files, Feb.-April 1993
18. NYSUT Representative Assembly 1993-NYSUT distributed materials (folder 1 of 2), March-May 1993
19. NYSUT Representative Assembly 1993-NYSUT distributed materials (folder 2 of 2), Dec. 1992-May 1993
20. NYSUT Representative Assembly 1994-Secretary's files, Nov. 1993-March 1994
21. NYSUT Representative Assembly 1994-NYSUT distributed materials, March 1994
(note: box is only 2/3rds full)
Subgroup IVA: Special Projects, 1967-1993
Series 1 - NEA/NYEA Challenge, 1978. 1.67 cubic feet. Arranged by size.
[Note: Although the excelsior listings in this series are dated December 12, 1978, the folder titles reflect the date of the ballot count for which the lists were used-December 22, 1978.]
Box IVA.1.1
1. Excelsior Listing Sequence 1-1,000, Table 1, Bruce Marsh, December 22, 1978
2. Excelsior Listing Sequence 1,001-2,000, Table 2, John Holt, December 22, 1978
3. Excelsior Listing Sequence 2,001-3,000, Table 3, Nuala Drescher, December 22, 1978
4. Excelsior Listing Sequence 3,001-4,000, Table 4, Henry Geerken, December 22, 1978
5. Excelsior Listing Sequence 4,001-5,000, Table 5, David Thomas, December 22, 1978
6. Excelsior Listing Sequence 5,001-6,000, Table 6, Sam Livingston, December 22, 1978
7. Excelsior Listing Sequence 6,001-7,000, Table 7, Bill Fineman, December 22, 1978
8. Excelsior Listing Sequence 7,001-8,000, Table 8, Henry DiStefano, December 22, 1978
9. Excelsior Listing Sequence 8,001-9,000, Table 9, Donald Wenzel, December
22, 1978
Box IVA.1.2
1. Excelsior Listing Sequence 9,001-10,000, Table 10, Harvey Inventasch, December 22, 1978
2. Excelsior Listing Sequence 10,001-11,000, Table 11, Ernest Fox, December 22, 1978
3. Excelsior Listing Sequence 11,001-12,000, Table 12, John Berkhoudt, December 22, 1978
4. Excelsior Listing Sequence 12,001-13,000, Table 13, Diane Ciminelli, December 22, 1978
5. Excelsior Listing Sequence 13,001-14,000, Table 14, Joseph Lamendola, December 22, 1978
6. Excelsior Listing 14,001-15,000, Table 15, David Davis, December 22, 1978
7. Excelsior Listing Sequence 15,001-16,000, Table 16, John Leedy, December 22, 1978
8. Excelsior Listing Sequence 16,001-17,000, Table 17, Irv Witkin, December
22, 1978
Box IVA.1.3
1. Full Excelsior Listing by ballot number, including membership notations and chapter information, ballots 1-8,000, December 22, 1978 (box 1 of 2)
Box IVA.1.4
1. Full Excelsior Listing by ballot number, including membership notations and chapter information, ballots 8,001-16,844, plus medical center excelsior listing, December 22, 1978 (box 2 of 2)
Box IVA.1.5
1. Lists of Potential Challenges; Certification regarding observers for ballot count, December 1978
2. Mailing Label Listing for BU-08 [Buffalo], December 5, 1978
3. Excelsior Listing - Empire State, Binghamton, and Central Administration, December 12, 1978
4. Alphabetic Excelsior List, November 28, 1978
Box IVA.1.6
0. "Comparisons: A Guide to the Organizations and the Issues in the Forthcoming Election for the Right to Represent the SUNY Faculty and Staff in Collective Bargaining," booklet prepared by NYEA/NEA-SUNY Organizing Committee, undated
1. "A Final, Pre-Election Study of Attitudes of SUNY Staff Toward Collective Bargaining and UUP Representation," by Louis Harris and Associates, Inc., Nov. 1978
2. Membership Drive Handbook (from New Paltz Chapter; not directly NEA/NYEA challenge related?), Summer 1978
3. New York Higher Education Association literature, 1976
4. News Clippings/UUP Campaign Information, June-Dec. 1978
5. UUP information packet/challenge campaign literature, 1978
Subgroup IVA: Special Projects
Series 2 - Salary Disparity, 1983-1987. 1.17 cubic feet. Arranged alphabetically
in two sequences.
Permission is required to access these records. Please contact the curator of manuscripts for additional information.
Box IVA.2.1
1. Applications-Listing of Applicants, March 1984
2. Applications-Anderson, Sherman (Librarians), Jan.-March 1984
3. Applications-Auster, Nancy R. (Professional Staff Canton), Dec. 1983-Jan. 1984
4. Applications-Barber, Gary (Librarians), Oct. 1983-Jan. 1984
5. Applications-Bauer, Denise (Tech. Assistant/Individual), Feb. 1984
6. Applications-Beibly, March (Librarians), Nov.-Dec. 1983
7. Applications-Benet, Rebecca (Librarians), Nov.-Dec. 1983
8. Applications-Brown, Anthony (Admissions Asst./Individual), Sept.-Dec. 1983
9. Applications-Brown, Kay (Librarians), Jan. 1984
10. Applications-Chatterjee, Sailendra (Tech Specialist/Individual), Jan. 1984
11. Applications-Clark, Diane (Librarians), Dec. 1983
12. Applications-Clute, JoAnn (Programmer/Analysts), Dec. 1983-Jan. 1984
13. Applications-Coffey, Martin (Counseling Psychologists), June 1983-Jan. 1984
14. Applications-Corson, Richard (Librarians), Oct.-Dec. 1983
15. Applications-DeMarie, John (Asst. Prof. Phys. Ed./Individual), Sept.-Dec. 1983
16. Applications-Fucco, Candence (Tech. Assistants), Jan. 1984
17. Applications-Gannon, Richard (Assoc. Librarian/Individual), Sept. 1983-Jan. 1984
18. Applications-Gavryck, Jacquelyn (Librarians), Jan. 1984
19. Applications-Gieryic, Mike (Librarians), Dec. 1983
20. Applications-Giovino, Anthony (Business Admin. Faculty), Nov.-Dec. 1983
21. Applications-Glogowski, Maryruth (Librarians), Jan. 1984
22. Applications-Golembe, Rosalind (Social Work Dept.), Sept. 1983-Jan. 1984
23. Applications-Hopkins, Dawn (Nurses), Sept. 1983-Jan. 1984
24. Applications-Hutchings, David (Ag Tech Colleges), July 1983-Jan. 1984
25. Applications-Karl, Harold (Ass. Prof./Individual), March 1984
26. Applications-Keymer, David (Utica/Rome College), March 1984
27. Applications-Knee, Michael (Librarian/Individual), July 1983-Jan. 1984
28. Applications-Kwiatkowski, Tina (Tech. Asst./Graphic Artist/Individual), Sept.-Dec. 1983
29. Applications-LaHood, Marvin (Professor/Individual), Feb.-March 1984
30. Applications-Lash, Barry (Librarians vs. Academics), Dec. 1983
31. Applications-Lee, Chui-Chun (Librarians), Jan. 1984
32. Applications-Loe, March (Librarians), Jan.-March 1984
33. Applications-Mancuso, James (Prof. of Psychology/Individual), Oct. 1983-Jan. 1984
34. Applications-Mitchell, George (Admissions/Individual), Sept. 1983-Jan. 1984
35. Applications-Nagler, Sylvain (Dental Scientists-Clinicians/Oral Biology and Pathology), Aug.-Dec. 1983
36. Applications-Potter, Janet (Librarians), Jan. 1984
37. Applications-Puretz, Susan (Women, New Paltz), Oct.-Dec. 1983
38. Applications, Pyzynski, Kathleen (Library Tech Asst), Dec. 1983
39. Applications-Schaffer, Jo (Cortland College), March 1984
40. Applications-Slaunwhite, Roy (Instructors and Assistant Professors), July-Dec. 1983
41. Applications Spiegel, Allen (PhD. vs. MD degrees), July-Dec. 1983
42. Applications-Steins, Janet (Librarians), Feb. 1984
43. Applications-Valentine, Frederick (Faculty vs. University-Environmental Science and Forestry), Dec. 1983-Jan. 1984
44. Applications-VanDuzer, Edward (Librarians), Dec. 1983-Jan. 1984
45. Applications-Webster, Donald (Librarians), March 1984
46. Applications-Yarnes, George (Librarians), Jan. 1984
47. Correspondence, 1982-Jan. 1984
48. Correspondence, May-July 1984
49. Correspondence, Jan. 1985-April 1985
50. Correspondence, April 1985-Oct. 1985
51. Reports-American Library Association Survey of Librarian Salaries, 1982
52. Report-SUNY Ag and Tech Colleges Subcommittee on Salary Disparity, Jan. 1984
53. Report-Joint Committee on Salary Disparity Final Report, May 1984
54. Rosters-Distribution of Disparity Funds by Campus effective May 1, 1984 (folder 1 of 3)
55. Rosters-Distribution of Disparity Funds by Campus effective May 1, 1984 (folder 2 of 3)
56. Rosters-Distribution of Disparity Funds by Campus effective May 1, 1984 (folder 3 of 3)
57. Group Applications, A-B, July 1986-July 1987
58. Group Applications, B-D, Jan.-Sept. 1987
59. Group Applications, D-K, March-July 1987
60. Group Applications, L-N, June 1986-July 1987
Box IVA.2.2
1. Group Applications, P-S, Jan.-July 1987
2. Group Applications, S-Z, Jan.-July 1987
Subgroup IVA: Special Projects
Series 3 - Archives Project, 1967-1988. 0.66 cubic feet. Arranged alphabetically.
Permission is required to access these records. Please contact the curator of manuscripts for additional information.
Box IVA.3.1
1. Negotiations 1979-82 Contract-proposals and handwritten notes (E. Hartman and others?) mainly, from Ed Alfonsin, Potsdam (folder 1 of 3), 1979
2. Negotiations 1979-82 Contract-proposals and handwritten notes (E. Hartman and others?) mainly, from Ed Alfonsin, Potsdam (folder 2 of 3), 1979
3. Negotiations 1979-82 Contract-proposals and handwritten notes (E. Hartman and others?) mainly, from Ed Alfonsin, Potsdam (folder 3 of 3), 1979
4. Senate Professional Association-Correspondence and SPA Spokesman/SPA Bulletin-from Margaret Weitman, Potsdam, 1970-1972
5. Senate Professional Association, State University Professional Association-membership cards, dues notice, news clipping-from Charlie Hansen, Stony Brook, 1971-1972
6. SPA, UUP, Negotiations, AAUP-Charles Edward, SUNY Albany (folder 1 of 2), 1971-1974
7. SPA, UUP, Negotiations, AAUP-Charles Edward, SUNY Albany (folder 2 of 2), 1971-1974
8. State University Professional Association-Minutes and correspondence-from
Sorrell E. Chesin, SUNY Albany, Chairman SUPA-SUNY Steering Committee, Oct.-Nov.
1969
Box IVA.3.2
1. Student Strike SUNY Albany-Charles Edwards, SUNY Albany, Spring 1970
2. SUFT, New York State AFT College and University Council-from Nuala Drescher, 1967-1969, 1978
3. Terminations SUNYA 1975, AAUP-Charles Edwards, SUNY Albany, 1975-1977
4. University Faculty Senate, SPA, UUP-Misc., from Ed Alfonsin, Potsdam, 1968-1973
5. UUP, AAUP-Charles Edwards, SUNY Albany, circa 1975-1982
6. Workshop Booklets-Leadership Workshop, Sept. 14-15, 1984: booklets for Department Rep Structure, Employee Benefits Handbook, Labor/Management Meetings, and Grievances, from Tim Reilly
7. Workshop Booklets-Leadership Workshop, Sept. 14-15, 1984: booklets for Professional Employees and Political Action, from Tim Reilly
8. Workshop Booklets-Leadership Workshop Sept. 5-6, 1986: booklets for Treasurers and Political Action, from Tim Reilly
9. Workshop Booklets-Political Action Workshop June 8-9, 1984 and Grievances
II from Leadership Workshop October 1988, from Tim Reilly
Subgroup IVA: Special Projects
Series 4 - Research Department, 1992-1993
Subseries 4.1 -- Re-Imagine UUP Survey, Summer/Fall 1992. 0.33 cubic
feet.
Box IVA.4.1
1. Re-Imagine UUP Survey (folder 1 of 4), Summer/Fall 1992
2. Re-Imagine UUP Survey (folder 2 of 4), Summer/Fall 1992
3. Re-Imagine UUP Survey (folder 3 of 4), Summer/Fall 1992
4. Re-Imagine UUP Survey (folder 4 of 4), Summer/Fall 1992
Subgroup IVA: Special Projects, 1967-1993
Series 4 - Research Department, 1992-1993
Subseries 4.2 -- Newer Members Survey, February-May 1993. 0.50 cubic
feet.
Box IVA.4.1
5. Newer Members Survey Results, Feb.-May 1993
6. Newer Members Survey Forms-Academics (folder 1 of 10), Spring 1993
7. Newer Members Survey Forms-Academics (folder 2 of 10), Spring 1993
8. Newer Members Survey Forms-Academics (folder 3 of 10), Spring 1993
9. Newer Members Survey Forms-Academics (folder 4 of 10), Spring 1993
10. Newer Members Survey Forms-Academics (folder 5 of 10), Spring 1993
11. Newer Members Survey Forms-Academics (folder 6 of 10), Spring 1993
12. Newer Members Survey Forms-Academics (folder 7 of 10), Spring 1993
13. Newer Members Survey Forms-Academics (folder 8 of 10), Spring 1993
14. Newer Members Survey Forms-Academics (folder 9 of 10), Spring 1993
15. Newer Members Survey Forms-Academics (folder 10 of 10), Spring 1993
(note: box is only 3/4ths full)
Subgroup V: Office of the Treasurer, 1972-1981
Series 1 - Joseph Drew, 1972-1981. 1.0 cubic feet. Arranged alphabetically.
Permission is required to access these records. Please contact the curator of manuscripts for additional information.
Box V.1.1
1. Affirmative Action Committee, May 1978
2. Annual Financial Statements for UUP, 1975-1981
3. Benefits brochures-NYSUT and AFT, undated
4. Budget 1973-1974, undated
5. Collected Materials notebook-Folder 1 of 2-Constitution, Contract,
Financial correspondence and reports, 1972-1974
6. Collected Materials notebook-Folder 2 of 2-benefits, membership,
executive board, chapter leaders and committee members, 1972-1974
7. Delegate Assembly-Fall 1983, Sept.-Oct. 1973
8. Delegate Assembly-Spring 1974 (May 10-11, 1974), April-May 1974
9. Delegate Assembly-Fall 1975 (Oct. 10-11, 1975), Sept.-Oct. 1975
10. Delegate Assembly-Winter 1976 (Feb. 6-7, 1976), Jan.-Feb. 1976
11. Delegate Assembly-Spring 1976 (May 7-8, 1976), April-May 1976
12. Discretionary Funds, March-June 1974
13. Finance Committee, Feb. 1974-Jan. 1976
14. Finance Committee, Sept. 1979-May 1980
15. Finance Committee, 1979-1981
16. Financial Records, including trial balances, bank reconciliations,
income and expense reports, 1974-1979
17. Financial Records, including trial balances and bank reconciliations,
1975-1978
18. Health Science Centers, May 1975, Dec. 1975
19. Major Medical coverage for members, March-April 1978
20. Minutes-Executive Board and Delegate Assemblies (folder 1
of 3), Oct. 1972-Dec. 1973
21. Minutes-Executive Board and Delegate Assemblies (folder 2
of 3), Jan. 1974-Dec. 1975
22. Minutes-Executive Board and Delegate Assemblies (folder 3 of 3),
Feb. 1976-Jan. 1978
23. Miscellaneous financial matters-correspondence and date re:
agency fee, dues and other matters, 1976-1978
24. Miscellaneous financial matters, 1979
25. Miscellaneous financial matters, including agency fee and legal
defense fund, 1978-1981
26. Negotiations-campus updates and campus input, 1973-1974
27. Negotiations Committee, Feb. 1974-April 1975
28. NYEA/NEA, May-June 1978
29. Officers-Policy compilation/salaries, June 1977, July 1978
30. SUNY Board of Trustees meeting minutes, May 1973, Dec. 1973
31. SUNY Buffalo Chapter, 1973-1980
32. Survey of Teachers' Salaries 1973-1974, prepared by AFT, March-April
1974
33. Tenure Quota literature (CUNY), Nov. 1973
34. UUP Performance (NEA-related), Nov. 1977-March 1978
Permission is required to access these records. Please contact the curator of manuscripts for additional information.
Box VI.1.1
1. 1971-1972 Agreement-State of New York and Senate Professional Association,
undated
2. 1972-1973 Negotiations Proposals to amend Aug. 31, 1971 Agreement,
[1972]
3. Amendment to August 31, 1971 Agreement between State of New
York and Senate Professional Association, May 4, 1972
4. Certification of Representative and Order to Negotiate from
Public Employment Relations Board, January 28, 1971
5. Collected Materials (Phil Encinio file?), 1971
6. Collected Materials (Phil Encinio file?), 1972
7. Collected Materials (Alan D. Willsey file?), Jan.-June 1973
(covers 1974-1976 contract also)
8. Collected Materials-Background/Historical, 1968-1972
9. Final Agreement Booklet-State of New York and Senate Professional
Association, Aug. 31, 1971
10. "Ground Rules in Negotiations-NFA Negotiations 1970 P.A. Encinio,"
1970
11. Memorandum from SUNY-Extra Service, Procedures and Policy
for Professional Staff, June 21, 1972
12. SUNY Office of Personnel and Employee Relations Memoranda, 1971-1972
Subgroup VI: Labor Relations-Negotiations
Series 1 - Negotiations by Contract Year, 1971-1974 Contract to 1999-2003 Contract
Subseries 1.2 - 1974-1976 Contract. 0.33 cubic feet. Arranged alphabetically.
Permission is required to access these records. Please contact the curator of manuscripts for additional information.
Box VI.1.1
13. Agreement between State and UUP (Booklet), June 20, 1974
13A. American Arbitration Association Certification of Results of contract ratification, June 28, 1974
14. Collected Materials, July-Dec. 1973 [for Collected Materials Jan.-June 1973 See Series 1-1971-1974 Contract]
15. Collected Materials, 1974
16. Collected Materials-Part-Time Employees, 1973-1975
17. Negotiations Bulletins, Feb. 1974-Jan. 1975
18. Negotiations Transcript and Index, Feb.-May 1974
19. Negotiations Transcript ("Minutes File #9 and #10"), Feb.-May 1974
20. Senate Professional Association-Contract Demands, Sept. 1973 (folder 1)
21. Senate Professional Association-Contract Demands, Sept. 1973 (folder 2)
21A. State of New York Proposals, Feb. 4, 1974
Subgroup VI: Labor Relations-Negotiations
Series 1 - Negotiations by Contract Year, 1971-1974 Contract to 1999-2003 Contract
Subseries 1.3 - 1977-1979 Contract. 2.0 cubic feet. Arranged alphabetically.
Permission is required to access these records. Please contact the curator of manuscripts for additional information.
Box VI.1.1
21B. Agreement between State of New York and UUP (booklet), March 14,
1977
22. 1977 State/UUP Contract Arbitrator Panel, May 31, 1977
23. 1977 State/UUP Disciplinary Arbitrator Panel, May 31, 1977
24. Certification of Results [of contract ratification vote]
by American Arbitration Association, March 15, 1977
25. Collected Materials, undated
26. Collected Materials. Jan.-Oct. 17, 1975
27. Collected Materials, Oct. 17-Nov. 1975
28. Collected Materials, Dec. 1975 (folder 1)
29. Collected Materials, Dec. 1975 (folder 2)
30. Collected Materials, Jan.-Mar. 15, 1976
31. Collected Materials, March 16-April 21, 1976
32. Collected Materials, April 21-May 4, 1976
33. Collected Materials, May 5-July 22, 1976
Box VI.1.2
1. Collected Materials, July 23-Oct. 13, 1976
2. Collected Materials, Oct. 13-14, 1976
3. Collected Materials, Oct. 14, 1976
4. Collected Materials, Oct. 14-Nov. 8, 1976
5. Collected Materials, Jan.-Dec. 1977
6. Collected Materials-Negotiations Sessions Transcripts re: leave
issues, Feb.-Oct. 1976
7. Collected Materials-Non-Teaching Professionals Report, April-May
1975
8. Contract proofs and corrections, May 1977
9. Letter Agreement pertaining to contract, March 1977
10. Memorandum of Understanding and Agreement re: discretionary
salary increases, June-July 1978
11. Misc. Loose Proposals, 1976-1977
12. Misc. Notes from binder with State and UUP proposals, undated
12A. Negotiations Bulletin No. 17, circa Sept. 1976
13. Negotiation Sessions Attendance Sheets, Jan. 1977
14. Negotiation Sessions transcripts, Jan.-Apr. 1976
15. Negotiation Sessions transcripts, Apr.-Sept. 1976
16. Negotiation Sessions transcripts, Oct. 76-Feb. 77
17. Negotiations Sessions transcript (copy 2), Jan. 14-March 18, 1976
18. Negotiations Sessions transcript (copy 2), March 30-June 29, 1976
19. Notebook "State Proposals for 77-79 Contract" and annotated
policies and UUP proposal for grievances, Dec. 75/Oct. 76
20. Record Copy-OER Proposal, Dec. 1975
21. Record Copy-UUP Proposal, Feb.-May 1976
21A. Salary Agreement between State of New York and UUP, 1978-1979
(booklet), July 21, 1978
22. Signed Articles of Agreement, 1976-1977
23. Table Taken Notes, Jan.-March 3, 1976
24. Table Taken Notes, March 10, 1976
25. Table Taken Notes, March 11, 1976
26. Table Taken Notes, March 17, 1976
27. Table Taken Notes, March 18 & 30, 1976
28. Table Taken Notes, March 31, 1976
29. Table Taken Notes, April 20-22, 1976
30. Table Taken Notes, May 4 & 5, 1976
31. Table Taken Notes, May 25, 1976
Box VI.1.3
1. Table Taken Notes, June 21, July 16 & 22, 1976
2. Table Taken Notes, June 29, July 6 & 8, 1976
3. Table Taken Notes, July 9 & 12, 1976
4. Table Taken Notes, Aug. 10-13, 1976
5. Table Taken Notes, Sept. 13, 1976
6. Table Taken Notes, Sept. 27 & 28, 1976
7. Table Taken Notes, Oct. 5-6, 1976
8. Table Taken Notes, Oct. 13, 14 & 15, 1976
9. Table Taken Notes, Oct. 26, 1976
10. Table Taken Notes, Oct. 27-28, 1976
11. Table Taken Notes, Jan. 1977
12. Table Taken Notes, Feb. 2, 1977
13. "UUP Negotiations Materials (Dan McKillip)"-annotated proposals
and negotiations committee materials, Oct. 1975-Jan. 1976
14. UUP Proposals and Counters (Alfonsin binder), folder 1 of
3, 1976
15. UUP Proposals and Counters (Alfonsin binder), folder 2 of
3, 1976
16. UUP Proposals and Counters (Alfonsin binder), folder 3 of 3, 1976
Subgroup VI: Labor Relations-Negotiations
Series 1 - Negotiations by Contract Year, 1971-1974 Contract to 1999-2003 Contract
Subseries 1.4 - 1979-1982 Contract, 0.66 cubic feet. Arranged alphabetically.
Permission is required to access these records. Please contact the curator of manuscripts for additional information.
Box VI.1.3
16A. Agreement between State of New York and UUP (booklet), July 17,
1979
17. Collected Materials, Jan.-June 1978
18. Collected Materials, June-Dec. 1978
19. Collected Materials, Jan.-Feb. 28, 1975
20. Collected Materials, Feb. 28-March 1979
21. Collected Materials, March-May 1979
22. Collected Materials, May-Nov. 1979
23. Collected Materials, Misc. 1978
24. Negotiation Sessions Attendance Sheets, Feb.-June 1979
24A. Negotiations Bulletins, Jan. 1978-June 1979
25. Notes-Misc., April 17, 1978
26. State and UUP Proposals, 1979 (folder 1 of 2)
27. State and UUP Proposals, 1979 (folder 2 of 2)
27A. System of Evaluation for Professional Employees, Memorandum
of Agreement between State of New York and UUP (booklet), revised 1981
28. Table Taken Notes, Feb.-April 1979
29. Table Taken Notes, April-May, 1979
Box VI.1.4
1. Table Taken Notes, May-June 1979
2. Tentative Agreement between the State of New York and UUP
sent to UUP members for ratification, June 1979
3. Transcripts (partial) of Negotiating Sessions, Feb. 28-May 31, 1979
4. UUP Negotiations Bulletin-Highlights from Tentative Agreement, circa
June 1979
5. UUP Proposals, Feb. 28. 1979
5A. UUP Proposals and miscellaneous additional material, February 28, 1979
Subgroup VI: Labor Relations-Negotiations
Series 1 - Negotiations by Contract Year, 1971-1974 Contract to 1999-2003 Contract
Subseries 1.5 - 1982-1985 Contract. 1.16 cubic feet. Arranged alphabetically.
Permission is required to access these records. Please contact the curator of manuscripts for additional information.
Box VI.1.4
6. Agreement between State and UUP (booklet), Dec. 29, 1982
7. Agreement between State and UUP-draft, undated
8. Agreement between State and UUP (with handwritten notes), Dec. 29,
1982
9. Agreement between State and UUP (annotated copy), Dec. 21, 1982
10. Agreement between State and UUP (clean copy), Dec. 21, 1982
11. Collected Materials, 1976-1980
12. Collected Materials, 1980-1984
13. Collected Materials, 1981
14. Collected Materials-Fred Day file (?), 1982 (and some undated)
15. Collected Materials-Quality of Life Issues (health benefits,
workload, grievances, compensation, etc.), 1981-1982 (folder 1 of 2)
16. Collected Materials-Quality of Life Issues (health benefits,
workload, grievances, compensation, etc.), 1981-1982 (folder 2 of 2)
17. Contract Ratification-Certification of Results, notes re:
vote count, Nov. 18, 1982
18. Correspondence from members on issues for consideration in
negotiations, Sept. 1981-Feb. 1982
19. Correspondence UUP/GOER-side letters and notification of
agreement ratification, Nov.-Dec. 1982
20. Declaration of Impasse/Appointment of Mediator, Aug.-Sept. 1982
21. Letter to members re ratification, Nov. 4, 1982
22. Meeting Notes, Aug. 28-29, 1981
23. Memorandum of Understanding between State and UUP-annotated
drafts, Sept. 16, 1982
24. Memorandum of Understanding between State and UUP, Sept. 20, 1982
25. Memorandum of Understanding re health coverage (draft), Nov. 29,
1982
26. "Misc. Pre-Package Notes," Oct.-Nov. 1981
27. Negotiations Bulletin from The Voice with text of State and
UUP Proposals, Dec. 18, 1981
27A. Negotiations Bulletins, no. 1 and no. 6, Sept. 1981, Feb. 1982
28. Negotiation Sessions Attendance Sheets, Dec. 1981- Sept. 1982
29. Negotiations Survey, circa Feb.-April 1981
30. Negotiations Survey Results, April 1981
31. Notes, "Consultation Committee," Nov. 10, 1981
32. Notes re contract issues under review by Negotiations Committee,
Fall 1981
33. Notes (informal) on Team Meetings and Formal and Informal
Negotiations Sessions, Dec. 1, 1981-May 24, 1982
34. Notes (informal) on Team Meetings and Formal and Informal
Negotiations Sessions, May 25-Sept. 29, 1982
35. Notes-Misc.-Alfonsin, undated
36. Professional, Scientific and Technical Services Unit Agreement,
State of New York and Public Employees Federation, Jan. 1982
37. Public Employment Relations Board-Stipulation re designation
of persons as managerial or confidential, Dec. 29, 1982
38. Public Employment Relations Board-Stipulation of Settlement
re "casual employees," Dec. 29, 1982
39. Safety and Health-Article 28 drafts, Nov.-Dec. 1981
40. State Proposals, Dec. 14, 1981
41. State Supplemental Proposals, Jan. 13, 1982
Box VI.1.5
1. State and UUP Proposals, Dec. 81-Jan. 82
1A. State/UUP Contract Arbitration and Disciplinary Arbitration Panels,
March 8-9, 1983
1B. Summary of Tentative Agreement between UUP and State sent to members,
c. Sept. 1982 Table Taken Notes-"un#'d & C-1-C-46", Dec. 1, 1981
1C. Table Taken Notes, Jan.-Feb. 1982
2. Table Taken Notes, Jan.-Feb. 1982
3. Table Taken Notes-"D-1-D-54", March 3 & 10, 1982
4. Table Taken Notes-"E-1-E-105", March 17 & 31, 1982
5. Table Taken Notes-"F-1-F-52", April 14, 1982
6. Table Taken Notes, April 29, [1982]
7. Table Taken Notes-"G-1-G-86", April 30 & May 5, 1982
8. Table Taken Notes-"H-1-H-89", May 5, 12, 20, 24, 25 & June 3,
1982
9. Table Taken Notes-"I-1-I-53", Aug. 11, 13, 16 & 18, 1982
10. Table Taken Notes by J. Ashley, Aug. 16, 1982
11. Table Taken Notes-"J-1-J-10" Conclusion of '82 Negotiations, Sept.
20, 1982
12. Tentative Agreement between UUP and State of New York sent
to members for ratification, circa Sept. 1982
13. UUP Proposals-draft, undated
14. UUP Proposals-draft, circa Dec. 16, 1981
15. UUP Proposals-First Draft sent to negotiating team, Nov. 16, 1981
16. UUP Proposals (with handwritten comments), Dec. 16, 1981
17. UUP Requests to State for data, 1981
Subgroup VI: Labor Relations-Negotiations
Series 1 - Negotiations by Contract Year, 1971-1974 Contract to 1999-2003 Contract
Subseries 1.6 - 1985-1988 Contract. 2.07 cubic feet. Arranged alphabetically.
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Box VI.1.5
18. Agreement between State of New York and UUP (unsigned), May 21, 1986
19. Agreement between State of New York and UUP (booklet), May
12, 1986
20. "Appendix 1" articles from Chronicle of Higher Education;
and "Appendix 2" SUNY Undergraduate and Graduate Admissions by College,
1973-1983, March-April 1984/Oct. 1984
21. Collected Materials, 1984-1986 (bulk Feb.-March 1985)
22. Collected Materials, 1984-1986 (bulk Fall 1985-Spring 1986)
23. Collected Materials (including negotiations transcript 9/85), April
85-1986(?)
24. Collected Materials-Activism re lack of contract, Oct. 1985-March
1986
25. Collected Materials-Additional State Proposals, April-June 1985
26. Collected Materials-Clinical Practice-Article 29, undated
27. Collected Materials-Compensation Subcommittee (?) and/or
J. Potter file (?) (includes input from members on key points for negotiations),
1983-1984
28. Collected Materials-Correspondence-Fact Finding Panel, Nov.-Dec.
1985
29. Collected Materials-correspondence and news articles re: negotiations
impasse, Nov.-Dec. 1985
30. Collected Materials-Correspondence, notes, 1984-1985
31. Collected Materials-including correspondence and news articles
re: negotiations impasse, Dec. 85-June 86
32. Collected Materials-Employee Maintenance Policy and Charge
Schedule (Housing/Meals), Sept. 1985
33. Collected Materials-Extra Service Procedures and Policy for
Professional Staff, 1972-1985
34. Collected Materials-List of Articles "at issue," undated
35. Collected Materials-Misc. Notes, Reports and Correspondence, 1983-1984
36. Collected Materials-Misc. Notes, Reports and Correspondence, 1984-1985
37. Collected Materials-Notes, 1985-1986
38. Collected Materials-Notes, undated
39. Collected Materials-Notes re article 35, Buyout, undated
40. Collected Materials-Parking, undated
41. Collected Materials-Proposed Health Insurance, Nov.-Dec. 1985
42. Collected Materials-Retrenchment-Article 35.3, undated
43. Collected Materials-Salary Minimums, undated
44. Collected Materials (of Office of Employee Relations staff?), April-Aug.
1985
45. Collected Materials (of Office of Employee Relations staff?), undated
Box VI.1.6
0A. Committee Meeting Materials, April 1984
0B. Committee Meeting Materials/Minutes/Notes, July 14, 1984
1. Committee Meeting Materials/Notes, Sept. 7-8, 1984
2. Committee Meetings-materials used/distributed at meetings?, Summer
1984
3. Committee Meeting Materials, Oct. 1984
4. Contract Proposals of UUP and State of New York, side by side
presentation sent to members, Jan. 1985
5. Contract Sections, drafts, undated (folder 1 of 3)
6. Contract Sections, drafts, undated (folder 2 of 3)
7. Contract Sections, drafts, undated (folder 3 of 3)
8. Contract Ratification Vote Tallies, undated
9. Fact Finder-Request for and appointment correspondence, Nov.-Dec.
1985
10. "Flexible Benefits" report given to Negotiations Team, copyright
1983
11. Health Care Cost Containment studies by AFT, 1985
12. Health Care Cost Containment Studies, 1984
13. Materials and Exhibits submitted by State of New York in
Matter of Factfinding between State of New York and UUP, Jan. 24, 1986
14. Memorandum of Understanding (draft), March 15, 1986
15. Memorandum of Understanding (draft), March 21, 1986
16. Memorandum of Understanding (draft) April 9, 1986
17. Memorandum of Understanding-Meal and Housing Charges, circa
May 1988
18. "Negotiated Contract Notes Compiled from Baruch Center Institutions,"
Feb. 21, 1986
19. Negotiations Bulletins, Nos. 1-13, 15-17, Feb. 1985-March
1986
20. Negotiation Committee Meetings/Negotiation Surveys, March-Sept.
1984
21. Negotiations Sessions Notebook #1 (in shorthand), Jan. 9-Feb.
20, 1985
22. Negotiations Sessions Notebook #2 (in shorthand), Feb. 27-March
27, 1985
23. Negotiations Sessions Notebook #3 (in shorthand), April 3-May
16, 1985
24. Negotiations Sessions Notebook #4 (in shorthand), May 17-June
10, 1985
25. Negotiations Sessions Notebook #5 (in shorthand), June 11-July
8, 1985
26. Negotiations Sessions Notebook #6 (in shorthand), July 19-Nov.
6, 1985
27. Negotiations Sessions Notebook #7 Paul Martin (in shorthand),
Nov. 25, 1985-?
28. Notes, Jan. 30, 1985
29. Petitions from Alfred State College/Alfred Ag. Tech re: lack
of progress in negotiations, Feb. 24, 1986
30. Pre-Hearing Memorandum of UUP, NY State Public Employment
Relations Board Fact Finding, Jan. 24, 1986 (folder 1 of 2)
31. Pre-Hearing Memorandum of UUP, NY State Public Employment
Relations Board Fact Finding, Jan. 24, 1986 (folder 2)
32. Public Employees Federation Contract, June 4, 1985
33. Side letters to Agreement (drafts and final text?), undated
34. State of New York-UUP Factfinding Open Issues, Closed Issues,
State Issues for Presentation, and Issue Details, undated
35. State Proposals, Jan. 16, 1985
36. State Supplemental Demands, Jan. 30, 1985
37. Tentative Agreement with UUP commentary sent to UUP Members
(ratified and proofed copies), March 1986
38. Tim Reilly Collected materials-Notes and Correspondence, 1985-1987
39. Tim Reilly Meeting Notes and Collected Materials, 1985-1986
Box VI.1.7
1. Transcripts and Minutes-Negotiations Team and Negotiations
Sessions, Jan. 9-Feb. 27, 1985
2. Transcripts and Minutes-Negotiations Team and Negotiations
Sessions, March 6-April 10, 1985
3. Transcripts and Minutes-Negotiations Team and Negotiations
Sessions, May 8-June 19, 1985
4. Transcripts and Minutes-Negotiations Team and Negotiations
Sessions, July 8-Nov. 26, 1985
5. UUP Amendments and Additions to Demands, Jan. 30, 1985
6. UUP Demands, Jan. 16, 1985
7. UUP Demands (F. Day annotated copy), Jan. 16, 1985
8. UUP Demands (annotated 1st draft?), undated
9. UUP Demands (first draft), undated
10. UUP Demands "Committee Notes for First Draft," undated
11. UUP Demands, draft, Jan. 1985
12. UUP Demands, "First Draft for Tim, Nuala and Sam," Dec. 10-15,
1984
13. UUP Demands, "Second Draft," Dec. 17, 1984
Subgroup VI: Labor Relations-Negotiations
Series 1 - Negotiations by Contract Year, 1971-1974 Contract to 1999-2003 Contract
Subseries 1.7 - 1988-1991 Contract. 1.37 cubic feet. Arranged alphabetically.
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Box VI.1.7
14. Act of State Legislature to provide salary adjustments for
State University employees in Professional Services Negotiating Unit, 1988
15. Ad Hoc Advisory Committee on Negotiations, undated
15A. Agreement between State of New York and UUP (booklet), Sept. 13,
1988
16. Collected Materials, Aug. 1987-July 1988
17. Collected Materials-EAP, Nov. 17, 1987
18. Economic Impact of SUNY on Local Communities, Collected Reports,
1983-1988 (folder 1)
19. Economic Impact of SUNY on Local Communities, Collected Reports,
1983-1988 (folder 2)
20. Letter to Members on Tentative Agreement, June 14, 1988
21. Member lists-Negotiations Committee and Subcommittees, undated
22. Memorandum of Understanding-Working Draft, May 23, 1988
23. Memorandum of Understanding-Working Draft, June 1, 1988
24. Memorandum of Understanding-Working Draft, June 9-10, 1988
25. Memorandum of Understanding between State of New York and
UUP (signed original), June 21, 1988
26. Memorandum of Understanding between State of New York and
UUP (unsigned), June 21, 1988
26A. Negotiations Updates, Nos. 1-2, Dec. 1987, Feb. 1988
27. Negotiations Sessions Notebook #1 (in shorthand), Oct. 9, 1987-March
3, 1988
28. Negotiations Sessions Notebook #2 (in shorthand), March 17-April
13, 1988
29. Negotiations Sessions Notebook #3 (in shorthand), April 13-May
4, 1988
30. Negotiations Sessions Notebook #4 (in shorthand), May 12-May 22,
1988
31. Negotiations Survey-General Statistics, Oct. 6, 1987
31A. Negotiations Update, March 28, 1988
32. News Reports-Newspapers and UUP Publications, May 1987-May 1988
33. Reference Compendium of documents referred to in contract
or otherwise applicable to employees in Negotiating Unit, Dec. 13, 1989
34. State Proposals, Jan. 21, 1988
34A. State Supplemental Proposals, Feb. 23, 1988
35. Tentative Agreement between UUP and State of New York mailed
to members, June 29, 1988
36. Transcripts and Minutes-Negotiations Committee and Negotiations
Sessions (with attachments), Nov. 13/14, 1987-March 17, 1988
37. Transcripts and Minutes-Negotiations Committee and Negotiations Sessions
(with attachments), March 23-April 22, 1988
Box VI.1.7A
Easel pages created by UUP negotiations team during preparation for 1988 negotiations (?), circa Nov. 1987
Box VI.1.8
1. Transcripts and Minutes-Negotiations Committee and Negotiations
Sessions (with attachments), April 28-June 22, 1988
2. UUP Proposals, Jan. 21, 1988
3. UUP Supplemental Proposals, Feb. 22, 1988
Subgroup VI: Labor Relations-Negotiations
Series 1 - Negotiations by Contract Year, 1971-1974 Contract to 1999-2003 Contract
Subseries 1.8 - 1991-1995 Contract. 0.60 cubic feet. Arranged alphabetically.
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Box VI.1.8
4. Collected Materials, circa July 1992
5. Collected Materials, July 1988-March 1993
6. Committee Listings
7. Correspondence, transcripts, etc., Aug. 1990-Dec. 1990
8. Correspondence, transcripts, etc., Jan. 1991-March 1991
9. Correspondence, transcripts, etc. (plus index Aug. 1990-April 1991),
April 1991
10. Correspondence, transcripts, etc., May 1991-July 2, 1991
11. Correspondence, transcripts, etc. (plus index May 1991-March 1992), July
16, 1991-March 1992
Box VI.1.9
1. Final Agreement between UUP and State of New York (booklet), Dec.
4, 1992
2. Memorandum of Understanding between UUP and State, June-July 1991,
June 1992
3. Negotiations Sessions Notebook #1 (in shorthand), Aug. 23, 1990-March
8, 1991
4. Negotiations Sessions Notebook #2 (in shorthand), March 8, 1991-April
18, 1991
5. Negotiations Sessions Notebook #3 (in shorthand), April 19, 1991-June
7, 1991
6. Negotiations Session Notebook #4 (in shorthand), June 11, 1991-c.
Nov. 15, 1991
7. Negotiations Sessions Notebook #5 (in shorthand), Nov. 15, 1991-June
23, 1992
8. Negotiations Sessions Transcripts-Index by Article
9. Notes, Misc.
10. State Proposals, Feb. 7, 1991
11. State Proposal and Supplements, Spring 1991
12. State Supplemental Proposals, April 26, 1991
13. Tentative Agreement and Commentary-Special Negotiations Bulletin,
July 27, 1992
14. UUP Proposal, Feb. 7, 1991
15. UUP Proposal (annotated copy), Feb. 7, 1991
16. UUP Proposal and additional materials provided to State, Spring
1991
17. UUP Supplemental Proposals, April 26, 1991
Subgroup VI: Labor Relations-Negotiations
Series 1 - Negotiations by Contract Year, 1971-1974 Contract to 1999-2003 Contract
Subseries 1.9 - 1995-1999 Contract. 1.0 cubic feet. Arranged alphabetically.
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Box VI.1.10
1. Agreement between State of New York and UUP (booklet), Sept. 30,
1997
2. Chapter Visit Notes, Oct. 1994
3. Clinical Practice Negotiations Sessions, March 20-21, 1995
4. E-mail correspondence, Sept. 1994-April 1996
5. Ground Rules for Negotiations, Feb. 1995
6. Letter Agreement-Joint Committee on Health Benefits Amendment
to List of Prospective Procedure Review procedures, May-June 1995
7. Letters Sent and Received, July 1994-Sept. 1997
8. Memoranda to UUP Negotiations Committee and Team, June 1994-Dec.
1994
9. Memoranda to UUP Negotiations Committee and Team, Jan. 1995-Aug.
1995, April 1996, March 1997-June 1997
10. Memorandum of Understanding between UUP and State, July 16, 1997
11. Negotiating Team Meeting Notes, Sept. 1994-Feb. 1995
12. Negotiations Bulletins, Nos. 1-3, Sept. 1994-April 1995
13. Negotiations Sessions Notebook #1 (in shorthand), Feb. 23, 1995-March
10, 1995
14. Negotiations Sessions Notebook #2 (in shorthand), March 15, 1995-March
16, 1995
15. Negotiations Sessions Notebook #3 (in shorthand), March 26, 1995-Dec.
1, 1995
16. Negotiations Sessions Notebook #4 (in shorthand), Dec. 7, 1995-Jan.
10, 1996
17. Negotiations Sessions Notebook #5 (in shorthand), Jan. 11, 1996-Feb.2,
1996
18. Negotiations Surveys Response Frequencies-Four Special Colleges
(by campus), Nov. 1994
19. Negotiations Surveys Response Frequencies-Fourteen Colleges
(by campus), Nov. 1994
20. Negotiations Surveys Response Frequencies-Institutional Types (by
type), Nov. 1994
21. Negotiations Surveys Response Frequencies-Medical Schools (by campus),
Nov. 1994
22. Negotiations Surveys Response Frequencies-Technical Colleges
(by campus), Nov. 1994
23. Negotiations Surveys Response Frequencies-University Centers
(by campus), Nov. 1994
24. Proposals and Responses status chart; text of proposals from Voice,
June 18, 1997
25. State Proposals, Feb. 23, 1995
26. Team Meeting (handouts), Nov. 11, 1994
27. Team and Committee Meeting (handouts), Nov. 11-13, 1994
28. Team and Committee Meeting (transcript and committee reports),
Nov. 11-13, 1994
29. Team Meeting (handouts), Dec. 15, 1994
30. Team Meeting (handouts), Jan. 8-9, 1995
31. Team Meetings (misc. handouts), Dec. 1995-Jan. 1996
32. Team Meeting (handouts), Feb. 10-13, 1995
33. Team Meeting (handouts), March 2-3, 1995
34. Team Meeting (handouts), Aug. 17, 1995
35. Team Meeting (handouts), Oct. 13, 1995
36. Team Meeting (handouts), Nov. 16, 1995
37. Team Meeting (handouts), Nov. 30, 1995
38. Team Meeting (handouts), March 26, 1996
39. Team Meeting (handouts), Sept. 19, 1996
40. Team Meeting (handouts), July 10, 1997
41. Team Meetings (misc. handouts)
42. Tentative Contract Agreement -- special negotiations bulletin
mailed to members, Aug. 18, 1997
43. Transcripts - Negotiations Sessions and Negotiations Team,
Feb. 23, 1995-March 21, 1995
44. Transcripts - Negotiations Sessions and Negotiations Team,
March 23, 1995-Dec. 14, 1995
45. Transcripts - Negotiations Sessions and Negotiations Team, Jan.
1996-April 13, 1996
46. UUP Contract Proposal "Actual Language", undated
47. UUP Counterproposal, March 28, 1995
48. UUP Crisis Bulletin (vols. 2-11) and News Release, Feb. 1, 1995-April
7, 1995
49. UUP Negotiations Committee and Team Lists
50. UUP Proposals, Feb. 23, 1995
51. UUP Proposals - drafts, summaries, talking points, Feb.-March 1995
52. UUP Supplemental Contract Proposals, March 15, 1995
53. Voice issues re: tentative contract and contract ratification,
Sept.-Oct. 1997
Subgroup VI: Labor Relations-Negotiations
Series 1 - Negotiations by Contract Year, 1971-1974 Contract to 1999-2003 Contract
Subseries 1.10 - 1999-2003 Contract. 0.17 cubic feet. Arranged alphabetically.
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Box VI.1.11
1. 1998 Negotiations Survey Data, Nov. 1998
2. Addendum to Agreement between the of New York and UUP, undated
3. Agreement between State of New York and UUP (booklet), July 2, 1999
4. Special Negotiations Bulletin--text of tentative agreement with commentary,
Aug. 20, 1999
Subgroup VI: Labor Relations-Negotiations
Series 2 - Non-Contract Specific Materials, 1971-1989
Subseries 2.1 - Miscellaneous, 1972-1989. 0.25 cubic feet. Arranged alphabetically.
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Box VI.2.1
1. Collected Materials-"Contract Issues" (including tenure, retrenchment,
less than full year appointments, and tuition assistance), 1974-1981
2. Contract Ratification Procedures, circa 1979?
3. Correspondence with GOER 1981-1984
4. "Higher Education Collective Bargaining: Other than Faculty
Personnel," Volume 1, National Center for the Study of Collective Bargaining
in Higher Education, Baruch College, CUNY, Dec. 1974
5. Memorandum of Understanding between State of New York and
UUP regarding health insurance coverage, Nov. 17, 1982
6. Memorandum of Understanding Relating to Evaluation and Promotion
Systems for Professional Employees in the State University of New York
(booklet), April 1977
7. Memorandum of Understanding between State University of New
York and UUP Relating to Systems of Evaluation and Promotion of Professional
Employees (reprint), Nov. 1983
8. Memorandum of Understanding between State University of New
York and UUP Relating to Systems of Evaluation and Promotion of Professional
Employees (revised), Aug. 8, 1989
9. Public Employee Federation negotiations with State, 1981-1982
10. "Report on the Proposed Collective Bargaining Agreement between
the City University of New York and the Professional Staff Congress/CUNY
Sept. 1, 1980-Aug. 31, 1982," May 20, 1981
11. "Revision of the Board of Trustees Policies," Article XI-Appointment
of [Non-Teaching] Professional Staff, undated
12. Safety and Health Notes/Model Contract, undated
13. SPA Questionnaire and Summary of Results, 1972
14. SUNY Board of Trustees Policies, 1975, 1983
15. Survey results (?), undated
Subgroup VI: Labor Relations-Negotiations
Series 2 - Non-Contract Specific Materials, 1971-1989
Subseries 2.2 - Clinical Practice Management Plans, 1971-1985. 0.75 cubic feet.
Arranged alphabetically.
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Box VI.2.1
16. Agreement between State and SPA re: clinical practice, Jan. 3, 1974
17. Agreement Drafts, 1974-1982
18. Collected Materials, Jan. 1974-July 1977
19. Collected Materials, July 1977-Feb. 1981
20. Collected Materials, 1980-1982
21. Collected Materials, April 1981-Aug. 1982
22. Collected Materials, Aug. 1982-Jan. 1984
23. Collected Materials, Jan. 1984-June 1985
24. Collected Materials-Medical and Dental Faculty/Clinical Practice
(?), Apr.-Oct. 1976
25. Collected Materials-HSC Stony Brook, 1978-1981
26. "Faculty Salary Compensation from Research Grants and Contracts
at SUNY Downstate Medical Center," Report of Ad Hoc Committee, Dec. 3,
1980
27. Stony Brook-Dental Plans, Correspondence and Notes, 1982-1983
(bulk 1983)
28. Stony Brook Medical/Dental Schools Plan, Correspondence,
Notes, 1983
29. Upstate Medical Center Plans and Correspondence, 1983
30. Upstate Medical Center/Syracuse Plan and Correspondence, 1971-1975
Subgroup VI: Labor Relations-Negotiations
Series 3 - Negotiations Surveys, 1988-1994. 11.0 cubic feet. Arranged
chronologically.
Permission is required to access some of the records in this series. Please contact the curator of manuscripts for additional information.
Box VI.3.1
1. 1988 Survey-Compiled Results Grand Totals, Oct. 5, 1987
2. 1988 Survey-Compiled Results General Statistics by position,
rank, chapter grouping, chapter, and position, October 5 & 6, 1987
3. 1988 Survey-Compiled Results By Rank, Oct. 5, 1987
4. 1988 Survey-Compiled Results By Chapter, Oct. 5, 1987
5. 1988 Survey-Compiled Results By Chapter/Rank, part 1, Oct. 5, 1987
6. 1988 Survey-Compiled Results By Chapter/Rank, part 2, Oct. 5, 1987
Box VI.3.2
1. 1988 Survey-Compiled Results By Chapter Grouping, Oct. 5, 1987
2. 1988 Survey-Compiled Results by Chapter Grouping/Rank, Oct. 5, 1987
3. 1988 Survey-Compiled Results By Chapter Grouping/Position, Oct.
6, 1987
4. 1988 Survey-Compiled Results By Position/Rank, part 1, Oct. 6, 1987
5. 1988 Survey-Compiled Results By Position/Rank, part 2, Oct. 6, 1987
6. 1988 Survey-Compiled Results By Rank/Position, Oct. 6, 1987
7. 1988 Survey-Compiled Results By Chapter/Position, October 6, 1987
Box VI.3.3
1. 1988 Survey, Forms #1-74
2. 1988 Survey, Forms #77-204
3. 1988 Survey Forms #206-299
4. 1988 Survey, Forms #300-407
5. 1988 Survey, Forms #409-538
6. 1988 Survey, Forms #544-649
7. 1988 Survey, Forms #651-799
8. 1988 Survey, Forms #800-907
9. 1988 Survey, Forms #909-1029
10. 1988 Survey, Forms #1033-1153
11. 1988 Survey, Forms #1155-1310
12. 1988 Survey, Forms #1311-1434
13. 1988 Survey, Forms #1436-1529
14. 1988 Survey, Forms #1533-1669
15. 1988 Survey, Forms #1671-1899
16. 1988 Survey, Forms #1900-1954
17. 1988 Survey, Forms #1955-2073
18. 1988 Survey, Forms #2074-2179
19. 1988 Survey, Forms #2180-2251
20. 1988 Survey, Forms #2252-2305
Box VI.3.4
1. 1988 Survey, Forms #2306-2360
2. 1988 Survey, Forms #2361-2418
3. 1988 Survey, Forms #2419-2469
4. 1988 Survey, Forms #2470-2524
5. 1988 Survey, Forms #2525-2575
6. 1988 Survey, Forms #2576-2630
7. 1988 Survey, Forms #2631-2684
8. 1988 Survey, Forms #2685-2739
9. 1988 Survey, Forms #2740-2792
10. 1988 Survey, Forms #2793-2857
11. 1988 Survey, Forms #2861-2957
12. 1988 Survey, Forms #2960-3067
13. 1988 Survey, Forms #2070-3163
14. 1988 Survey, Forms #3165-3259
15. 1988 Survey, Forms #3260-3374
16. 1988 Survey, Forms #3377-3479
17. 1988 Survey, Forms #3480-3599
18. 1988 Survey, Forms #3600-3719
19. 1988 Survey, Forms #3722-3829
Box VI.3.5
1. 1988 Survey, Forms #3830-3929
2. 1988 Survey, Forms #3932-4035
3. 1988 Survey, Forms #4036-4173
4. 1988 Survey, Forms #4176-4298
5. 1988 Survey, Forms #4300-4424
6. 1988 Survey, Forms #4426-4559
7. 1988 Survey, Forms #4562-4667
8. 1988 Survey, Forms #4672-4789
9. 1988 Survey, Forms #4790-4898
10. 1988 Survey, Forms #4900-5014
11. 1988 Survey, Forms #5015-5124
12. 1988 Survey, Forms #5127-5247
13. 1988 Survey, Forms #5250-5374
14. 1988 Survey, Forms #5376-5475
15. 1988 Survey, Forms #5442-5474
16. 1990 Survey, Forms #02-131
17. 1990 Survey, Forms #134-241
18. 1990 Survey, Forms #246-352
19. 1990 Survey, Forms #356-466
Box VI.3.6
1. 1990 Survey, Forms #467-548
2. 1990 Survey, Forms #550-682
3. 1990 Survey, Forms #684-789
4. 1990 Survey, Forms #790-883
5. 1990 Survey, Forms #884-984
6. 1990 Survey, Forms #985-1097
7. 1990 Survey, Forms #1101-1299
8. 1990 Survey, Forms #1300-1429
9. 1990 Survey, Forms #1430-1484
10. 1990 Survey, Forms #1485-1549
11. 1990 Survey, Forms #1550-1745
12. 1990 Survey, Forms #1746-1919
13. 1990 Survey, Forms #1920-2039
14. 1990 Survey, Forms #2040-2225
15. 1990 Survey, Forms #2226-2340
16. 1990 Survey, Forms #2341-2398
17. 1990 Survey, Forms #2431-2559
18. 1990 Survey, Forms #2560-2659
19. 1990 Survey, Forms #2660-2794
Box VI.3.7
1. 1990 Survey, Forms #3426-3489
2. 1990 Survey, Forms #3490-3549
3. 1990 Survey, Forms #3550-3599
4. 1990 Survey, Forms #3600-3655
5. 1990 Survey, Forms #3656-3709
6. 1990 Survey, Forms #3710-3764
7. 1990 Survey, Forms #3765-3819
8. 1990 Survey, Forms #3820-3874
9. 1990 Survey, Forms #3875-3934
10. 1990 Survey, Forms #3935-4259
11. 1990 Survey, Forms #4260-4315
12. 1990 Survey, Forms #4316-4369
13. 1990 Survey, Forms #4370-4419
14. 1990 Survey, Forms #4420-4529
15. 1990 Survey, Forms #4530-4619
16. 1990 Survey, Forms #4620-4735
17. 1990 Survey, Forms #4736-4829
18. 1990 Survey, Forms #4830-4959
19. 1990 Survey, Forms #4960-5084
Box VI.3.8
0A. 1990 Survey, Forms #5085-5149
0B. 1990 Survey, Forms #5150-5299
0C. 1990 Survey, Forms #5300-5349
1. 1990 Survey-Compiled Results, All Campuses, Oct. 17, 1990
2. 1990 Survey-Compiled Results, No Response re: Campus, Oct. 17, 1990
3. 1990 Survey-Compiled Results, Special Institutions, Oct. 17, 1990
4. 1990 Survey-Compiled Results, Two-Year Institutions, Oct. 17, 1990
5. 1990 Survey-Compiled Results, Four-Year Institutions, Oct. 17, 1990
6. 1990 Survey-Compiled Results, Health Science Centers, Oct. 17, 1990
7. 1990 Survey-Compiled Results, Universities, Oct. 17, 1990
8. 1990 Survey-Compiled Results, Albany, Oct. 17, 1990
9. 1990 Survey-Compiled Results, Binghamton, Oct. 17, 1990
10. 1990 Survey-Compiled Results, SUNY-Buffalo, Oct. 17, 1990
11. 1990 Survey-Compiled Results, SUNY-Stony Brook, Oct. 17, 1990
12. 1990 Survey-Compiled Results, Buffalo HSC, Oct. 17, 1990
13. 1990 Survey-Compiled Results, Stony Brook HSC, Oct. 17, 1990
14. 1990 Survey-Compiled Results, Brooklyn HSC, Oct. 17, 1990
15. 1990 Survey-Compiled Results, Syracuse HSC, Oct. 17, 1990
16. 1990 Survey-Compiled Results, Brockport HSC [sic], Oct. 17, 1990
17. 1990 Survey-Compiled Results, SUC-Buffalo, Oct. 17, 1990
18. 1990 Survey-Compiled Results, Cortland, Oct. 17, 1990
19. 1990 Survey-Compiled Results, Fredonia, Oct. 17, 1990
20. 1990 Survey-Compiled Results, Geneseo, Oct. 17, 1990
21. 1990 Survey-Compiled Results, Old Westbury, Oct. 17, 1990
22. 1990 Survey-Compiled Results, New Paltz, Oct. 17, 1990
23. 1990 Survey-Compiled Results, Oneonta, Oct. 17, 1990
24. 1990 Survey-Compiled Results, Oswego, Oct. 17, 1990
25. 1990 Survey-Compiled Results, Plattsburgh, Oct. 17, 1990
26. 1990 Survey-Compiled Results, Potsdam, Oct. 17, 1990
27. 1990 Survey-Compiled Results, Purchase, Oct. 17, 1990
28. 1990 Survey-Compiled Results, Empire State, Oct. 17, 1990
29. 1990 Survey-Compiled Results, Alfred, Oct. 17, 1990
30. 1990 Survey-Compiled Results, Canton, Oct. 17, 1990
31. 1990 Survey-Compiled Results, Cobleskill, Oct. 17, 190
32. 1990 Survey-Compiled Results, Delhi, Oct. 17, 1990
33. 1990 Survey-Compiled Results, Farmingdale, Oct. 17, 1990
34. 1990 Survey-Compiled Results, Morrisville, Oct. 17, 1990
35. 1990 Survey-Compiled Results, Environmental Science and Forestry,
Oct. 17, 1990
36. 1990 Survey-Compiled Results, Maritime, Oct. 17, 1990
37. 1990 Survey-Compiled Results, Optometry, Oct. 17, 1990
38. 1990 Survey-Compiled Results, Utica/Rome, Oct. 17, 1990
39. 1990 Survey-Compiled Results, Central Administration, Oct. 17, 1990
Box VI.3.9
1. 1990 Survey-Compiled Results, Question 1 (climate of academic
and personal freedom) all respondent categories, Oct. 22, 1990
2. 1990 Survey-Compiled Results, Question 2 (freedom to fashion
your work so it is appropriate to campus setting) all respondent categories,
Oct. 22, 1990
3. 1990 Survey-Compiled Results, Question 3 (adequacy of research
facilities) all respondent categories, Oct. 22, 1990
4. 1990 Survey-Compiled Results, Question 4 (opportunities for
professional development and continuing education) all respondent categories,
Oct. 22, 1990
5. 1990 Survey-Compiled Results, Question 5 (university encouragement
for professional growth) all respondent categories, Oct. 22, 1990
6. 1990 Survey-Compiled Results, Question 6 (campus commitment
to cultural diversity) all respondent categories, Oct. 22, 1990
7. 1990 Survey-Compiled Results, Question 7 (leaves for family
illness and child care) all respondent categories, Oct. 22, 1990
8. 1990 Survey-Compiled Results, Question 8 (leave for professional
growth) all respondent categories, Oct. 22, 1990
9. 1990 Survey-Compiled Results, Question 9 (dental plan) all
respondent categories, Oct. 22, 1990
10. 1990 Survey-Compiled Results, Question 10 (vision plan) all
respondent categories, Oct. 22, 1990
11. 1990 Survey-Compiled Results, Question 11 (prescription plan)
all respondent categories, Oct. 22, 1990
12. 1990 Survey-Compiled Results, Question 12 (health insurance
plan) all respondent categories, Oct. 22, 1990
13. 1990 Survey-Compiled Results, Question 13 (campus safety
and health conditions) all respondent categories, Oct. 22, 1990
14. 1990 Survey-Compiled Results, Question 14 (employee assistance
plan) all respondent categories, Oct. 22, 1990
15. 1990 Survey-Compiled Results, Question 15 (availability of
day-care) all respondent categories, Oct. 22, 1990
16. 1990 Survey-Compiled Results, Question 16 (campus approval
for time-off to attend meetings) all respondent categories, Oct. 22, 1990
17. 1990 Survey-Compiled Results, Question 17 (campus financial
support for state and national meetings) all respondent categories, Oct.
22, 1990
18. 1990 Survey-Compiled Results, Question 18 (availability of
facilities for part-time employees) all respondent categories, Oct. 22,
1990
19. 1990 Survey-Compiled Results, Question 19 (protections against
discrimination) all respondent categories, Oct. 22, 1990
20. 1990 Survey-Compiled Results, Question 20 (effectiveness
of clinical practice plan) all respondent categories, Oct. 22, 1990
21. 1990 Survey-Compiled Results, Question 21 (availability of
clinical practice plan audit) all respondent categories, Oct. 22, 1990
22. 1990 Survey-Compiled Results, Question 22 (application of
mandatory overtime) all respondent categories, Oct. 22, 1990
23. 1990 Survey-Compiled Results, Question 23 (notice of shift
coverage/rotation) all respondent categories, Oct. 22, 1990
24. 1990 Survey-Compiled Results, Question 24 (availability of
flex-time) all respondent categories, Oct. 22, 1990
25. 1990 Survey-Compiled Results, Question 25 (compensation for
evening, night, and weekend shifts) all respondent categories, Oct. 22,
1990
26. 1990 Survey-Compiled Results, Question 26 (opportunities
for promotion) all respondent categories, Oct. 22, 1990
27. 1990 Survey-Compiled Results, Question 27 (campus commitment
to equitable treatment of each individual.) all respondent categories,
Oct. 22, 1990
28. 1990 Survey-Compiled Results, Question 28 (protections regarding
personnel files) all respondent categories, Oct. 22, 1990
29. 1990 Survey-Compiled Results, Question 29 (timeliness and
effectiveness of personnel evaluations by superiors) all respondent categories,
Oct. 22, 1990
30. 1990 Survey-Compiled Results, Question 30 (administrative
use of student evaluations) all respondent categories, Oct. 22, 1990
31. 1990 Survey-Compiled Results, Question 31 (professional committee
procedures for professional promotion) all respondent categories, Oct.
22, 1990
32. 1990 Survey-Compiled Results, Question 32 (effectiveness
of grievance procedure as means of problem solving) all respondent categories,
Oct. 22, 1990
33. 1990 Survey-Compiled Results, Question 33 (due process in
disciplinary procedures) all respondent categories, Oct. 22, 1990
34. 1990 Survey-Compiled Results, Question 34 (protection of
seniority rights in case of retrenchment) all respondent categories, Oct.
22, 1990
35. 1990 Survey-Compiled Results, Question 35 (campus management
cooperation in labor relations) all respondent categories, Oct. 22, 1990
36. 1990 Survey-Compiled Results, Question 36 (level of compensation
for part-time employment) all respondent categories, Oct. 22, 1990
37. 1990 Survey-Compiled Results, Question 37 (salary as compared
to allied fields) all respondent categories, Oct. 22, 1990
38. 1990 Survey-Compiled Results, Question 38 (existence of discretionary
pay) all respondent categories, Oct. 22, 1990
39. 1990 Survey-Compiled Results, Question 39 (amount of discretionary
pay) all respondent categories, Oct. 22, 1990
40. 1990 Survey-Compiled Results, Question 40 (amount of pay
for summer teaching) all respondent categories, Oct. 22, 1990
41. 1990 Survey-Compiled Results, Question 41 (amount of extra-service
pay) all respondent categories, Oct. 22, 1990
42. 1990 Survey-Compiled Results, Question 42 (campus commitment to equitable
treatment of each individual regarding salary) all respondent categories, Oct.
22, 1990
Box VI.3.10
Permission is required to access the Member Suggestion Forms folders. Please contact the curator of manuscripts for additional information.1. 1994 Survey, Compiled Results-Total Return, Part-Time Employees,
Academics, and Professionals, Fall 1994
2. 1994 Survey-Member Suggestion Forms Folder 1 of 4, Fall 1994
3. 1994 Survey-Member Suggestion Forms Folder 2 of 4, Fall 1994
4. 1994 Survey-Member Suggestion Forms Folders 3 of 4, Fall 1994
5. 1994 Survey-Member Suggestion Forms Folders 4 of 4, Fall 1994
6. 1994 Survey, Forms (unsorted)
7. 1994 Survey, Forms-Albany (folder 1 of 3)
8. 1994 Survey, Forms-Albany (folder 2 of 3)
9. 1994 Survey, Forms-Albany (folder 3 of 3)
10. 1994 Survey, Forms-Alfred
11. 1994 Survey, Forms-Binghamton (folder 1 of 2)
12. 1994 Survey, Forms-Binghamton (folder 2 of 2)
13. 1994 Survey, Forms-Brockport (folder 1 of 2)
14. 1994 Survey, Forms-Brockport (folder 2 of 2)
15. 1994 Survey, Forms-Brooklyn HSC (folder 1 of 3)
16. 1994 Survey, Forms-Brooklyn HSC (folder 2 of 3)
17. 1994 Survey, Forms-Brooklyn HSC (folder 3 of 3)
18. 1994 Survey, Forms-SUC Buffalo (folder 1 of 2)
19. 1994 Survey, Forms-SUC Buffalo (folder 2 of 2)
20. 1994 Survey, Forms-Buffalo HSC
21. 1994 Survey, Forms-SUNY Buffalo (folder 1 of 4)
22. 1994 Survey, Forms-SUNY Buffalo (folder 2 of 4)
23. 1994 Survey, Forms-SUNY Buffalo (folder 3 of 4)
24. 1994 Survey, Forms-SUNY Buffalo (folder 4 of 4)
Box VI.3.11
1. 1994 Survey, Forms-Canton
2. 1994 Survey, Forms-Central Administration
3. 1994 Survey, Forms-Cortland
4. 1994 Survey, Forms-Cobleskill
5. 1994 Survey, Forms-Delhi
6. 1994 Survey, Forms-Empire State
7. 1994 Survey, Forms-Environmental Science and Forestry
8. 1994 Survey, Forms-Farmingdale
9. 1994 Survey, Forms-Fredonia
10. 1994 Survey, Forms-Geneseo
11. 1994 Survey, Forms-Maritime
12. 1994 Survey, Forms-Morrisville
13. 1994 Survey, Forms-New York State Theatre Institute
14. 1994 Survey, Forms-New Paltz
15. 1994 Survey, Forms-Old Westbury
16. 1994 Survey, Forms-Oneonta
17. 1994 Survey, Forms-Optometry
18. 1994 Survey, Forms-Oswego
19. 1994 Survey, Forms-Plattsburgh
20. 1994 Survey, Forms-Potsdam
21. 1994 Survey, Forms-Purchase
22. 1994 Survey, Forms-Stony Brook HSC (folder 1 of 2)
23. 1994 Survey, Forms-Stony Brook HSC (folder 2 of 2)
24. 1994 Survey, Forms-Stony Brook (folder 1 of 3)
25. 1994 Survey, Forms-Stony Brook (folder 2 of 3)
26. 1994 Survey, Forms-Stony Brook (folder 3 of 3)
27. 1994 Survey, Forms-Syracuse HSC (folder 1 of 2)
28. 1994 Survey, Forms-Syracuse HSC (folder 2 of 2)
29. 1994 Survey, Forms-Utica/Rome
30. 1994 Survey, Forms-Campus Unmarked
Subgroup VI: Labor Relations-Negotiations
Series 4 - Negotiator Files, 1968-1977, 1991-1995 Contract, 1995-1999 Contract
Subseries 4.1 - Evelyn Hartman, 1968-1977. 1.0 cubic feet. Arranged alphabetically.
Permission is required to access these records. Please contact the curator of manuscripts for additional information.
Box VI.4.1.1
1. Accountability, 1973-1974
2. Advocate Organizing, 1975
3. Advocate Organizing, undated
4. Affirmative Action, 1972-1973
5. Affirmative Action, 1974-1975
6. Arbitration Information-NYS Public Employment Relations bulletin,
1975
7. "B.R." (Bargaining Representative?) Workshop, circa 1974-1975
8. CBTE-Competency-Based Teacher Education, 1974-1975
9. Clarkson-Dubinsky, Ed., 1974
10. Class Size, 1972-1973
11. Collective Bargaining-NEA How to Negotiate Handbook; PERB
list of mandatory and nonmandatory negotiating issues, 1969, 1975
12. Community Colleges-New York, 1972-1975
13. Consumer Price Index-NYSUT Cost of Living Series, Sept. 1974-Feb.
1976
14. Cornell-Galenson, Walter, Aug.-Dec. 1974
15. Crisis Bargaining, Dec. 1969
16. CSEA History, 1969
17. CUNY-Professional Staff Congress Agreement, Sept. 1972-Aug. 1975
18. Fair Dismissal [Just Cause, Due Process], 1972-1973
19. Freedom of Information Law and SUNY campuses, Oct.-Dec. 1974
20. Grievance Forms/UUP Grievance Workshop, circa 1976 (?)
21. Grievances [how to], undated
22. Henderson, Dave-Cornell Course "Effective Grievance Handling
for Women Unionists," 1976
23. Improper Practice Reprisals Notes and Cases, Jan. 1975
24. Improper Practices-NYSUT materials, Nov. 1973-Jan. 1974
25. Ithaca College, 1974-1975
26. Legislation and Bill of Regents Rules, June-Aug. 1975
27. Legislation/Decisions re: Teachers and Education, Jan.-May 1975
28. Mandatory and Non-Mandatory Subjects of Negotiations (PERB), Jan.
1975
29. Membership Workshop, circa 1974
30. Minimum Requirements for NYS Schools NYS Education Department,
1976
31. NEA Representative Training, 1974-1975
32. Negotiations-General Resource Information, Oct.-Dec. 1975
33. Negotiations, OER-Correspondence, Nov. 1975-Jan. 1976
34. Negotiations, UUP-Correspondence, Nov. 1975-April 1976
35. NLRB/Empire University, 1973-1974
36. Non-Instructional Organizing, 1972, 1975
37. NYSUT Legal Positions, 1974-1975
38. NYU vs. NYU Federation of United Professionals-petitioners brief
to NLRB, July 1975
39. Onondaga Community College and AFT Agreement, 1974-1977
40. Plattsburgh Workshop, 1975
41. "President's Log" (Wakshull), March-July 1976
42. Press Release (UUP), Jan. 1976
43. Research Foundation-Stony Brook, Aug. 1976
43A. Retirement-NYS Teachers' Retirement System, 1975
44. Salary Research, July 1974-May 1975
45. Strikes, 1973-1975
46. Teacher Evaluation, 1968-1974
47. Tenure Panel-SUNY, 1974
48. Voice, March, Sept. 1976
49. Wappingers Falls, 1973-1974
50. Year-Round Schools, 1974
Subgroup VI: Labor Relations-Negotiations
Series 4 - Negotiator Files, 1968-1977, 1991-1995 Contract, 1995-1999 Contract
Subseries 4.2 - Thomas Corigliano, 1991-1995 Contract. 1.0 cubic feet. Arranged
alphabetically.
Permission is required to access these records. Please contact the curator of manuscripts for additional information.
Box VI.4.2.1
1. "Contract" (88-91?), Oct.-Dec. 1988
2. "Contract Activities 1986"
3. Correspondence, reports, etc., Aug.-Nov. 1990
4. Correspondence, reports, etc., Sept.-Nov. 1990
5. Correspondence, reports, etc., Aug. 1990-Feb. 1991
6. Correspondence, reports, etc., 1991-1992
7. Correspondence, reports, notes, etc., 1991-1992
8. Correspondence, reports, etc., May 1992
9. Correspondence, reports, etc., May-Aug. 1992
10. Correspondence, reports, draft agreements, etc., July 1992
11. Correspondence, reports, etc., July 1992-Jan. 1993
12. "Course Calendars", 1991-92 academic year
13. Grievance Procedures, undated
14. Handwritten notes, Fall 1991/Spring 1992
15. "Health Care/Long Term Care", circa Sept. 1990-Jan. 1991
16. Health Insurance (folder 1 of 2), 1991-1992
17. Health Insurance (folder 2 of 2), 1991-1992
18. "HSC Concerns", Nov. 1990
19. Member Concerns/Correspondence, 1990
20. Member Concerns/Correspondence, 1991
21. Member Concerns/Correspondence, 1990-1992
22. "Membership Input-Optometry", undated
23. Miscellaneous notes, member correspondence, etc., 1992
24. Miscellaneous notes, member correspondence, etc., June-July 1992
25. "Negotiations 1987-88", 1987-1990
26. Negotiations Committee-Correspondence, Minutes, Sept. 1990-Feb. 1991
27. Negotiations Sessions Transcripts, April-July 1992
28. Negotiations Team Meetings-Correspondence, Oct. 1990-May 1991
29. Notes, News Reports, etc., circa Spring 1992
30. "Part-Timers", Aug. 1990-Sept. 1991
31. "Residents" (folder 1 of 2), 1990-1991
32. "Residents" (folder 2 of 2), 1990-1991
33. "Safety and Health", undated
34. "Salary", circa Oct. 1990-March 1992
35. State/UUP Proposals/Handouts, circa Sept. 1990-Spring 1991
36. Third-Party Reports, 1991
37. Third-Party Reports, 1991-1992
38. "Women's Concerns", Sept. 1990
Subgroup VI: Labor Relations-Negotiations
Series 4 - Negotiator Files, 1968-1977, 1991-1995 Contract, 1995-1999 Contract
Subseries 4.3 - Thomas Matthews, 1995-1999 Contract. 2.20 cubic feet. Arranged
alphabetically.
Permission is required to access these records. Please contact the curator of manuscripts for additional information.
Box VI.4.3.1
1. 1991-1995 Contract-Correspondence, etc., June-July 1992
2. Ad Hoc Advisory Committee, Aug.-Oct. 1994
3. Ad Hoc Advisory Committee Recommendations, Fall 1994
4. April 22, 1997 Demonstration
4A. "Benchmark" Resource Allocation Methodology of SUNY, Aug. 1994
5. Benefits, May-June 1995
6. Benefits and Fund, June 1997
7. Benefits Comparison by Bargaining Unit, May 1995
8. Benefits/Section 125 Proposal
9. Cafeteria Plans (Flexible Benefit Plans), Fall 1994
10. Campus Meeting Transcript and Notes, Fall 1994
11. Campus Visits, Fall 1994
12. Chapter Reports (on information picketing/demonstrations), Feb.-May
1997
13. Clinical Practice, Sept.-Nov. 1994
14. Clippings on Negotiations, Jan. 1995
15. Cobleskill Documents, June 1996
16. Collected Materials Binder-Proposals, Feb. 1995
17. Collected Materials Binder-Contracting Out, 1995-1996
18. Collected Materials Binder-Talking Points, Feb. 21, 1995
19. Collected Materials Binder-Compensation, 1995
20. Collected Materials Binder-Employment Security, 1995
21. Collected Materials Binder-Employee Benefits (folder 1 of 2), 1995-1996
22. Collected Materials Binder-Employment Benefits (folder 2 of 2),
1995-1996
23. Collected Materials Binder-Technology, March 1995-Feb. 1996
24. Collected Materials Binder-Grievance Procedures, Feb.-March 1995
25. Collected Materials Binder-Fairness and Morale, 1989-1995
26. Collected Materials Binder-Part-Time Employment, Nov. 1994-March
1995
27. Collected Materials Binder-Miscellaneous, 1995
28. "Collective Bargaining Settlements in New York State," May 1994
29. Contract Information, Aug.-Dec. 1997
30. Contract Ratification Highlights, May-July 1997
31. Contracting Out, Fall 1994-June 1995
32. Contracting Out Letters, Jan.-Feb. 1996
33. Correspondence, Jan. 1995, April 1996
34. Correspondence, etc., Feb.-May 1997
35. Correspondence, news articles, etc. (bulk re suspension of
benefit trust fund), April-May 1996
36. Correspondence with GOER, Oct. 1994-July 1995
37. Crisis Action Plan-Phase Two, Jan.-May 1997
38. Crisis Committee, Sept. 1995-Oct. 1996
39. Crisis Committee, Nov. 1996-Feb. 1997
40. Crisis Committee/Correspondence, Jan. 1997
41. Crisis Kit, Feb. 1995
42. CSEA Contract, April-May 1995
43. Domestic Partner Benefits, Fall 1993-Feb. 1995
44. Empire Plan Changes, Aug.-Sept. 1994
45. Employment Security/Workloads/Partnerships, Aug.-Dec. 1994
46. February Demonstrations, Feb. 1997
47. Ground Rules, news releases, GOER Correspondence regarding
negotiating team, Feb. 1995
48. GSEU Agreement, 1994-1995
49. Health Science/Clinical Practice concerns, April 1993
50. Herkimer CC MOU on Distance Learning, Oct. 1994
51. Issues/Concerns to be handled outside of negotiations, undated
52. Joint Committees, April-July 1995
Box VI.4.3.2
1. Mailings, May-Nov. 1994
1A. March 12 Teach In, March 1997
2. Meeting Transcripts-Negotiations Team/Committee, Sept.-Nov. 1994
3. Meeting Transcripts-Negotiations Team, Feb. 1995, Aug. 1995
4. Member Suggestions, 1993-1994
4A. Membership Mailing, Nov. 8, 1996
5. Negotiations Bulletins, nos. 1-3, Sept. 1994-April 1995
6. Negotiations Committee Information-DA Referred Resolutions, April-May
1994
7. Negotiations Committee Information-Committee Correspondence,
Nov. 1994-April 1996
8. Negotiations Committee Information-Committee Notes, Nov. 1994
9. Negotiations Committee Meetings-Transcript/Recommendations, Nov.
12-13, 1994
10. Negotiations Proposals and Responses Chart, April 1995-Jan. 1996
11. New York State Theatre Institute Correspondence, Nov. 1994-June
1995
12. Notes-Negotiations Retreat, undated
13. NYS/UUP Joint Labor Management Committee, April 1996
14. Part-Time Concerns, Feb.-Nov. 1994
15. PEF Contract, March-June 1995
16. Professional Suggestions for Negotiations, 1994
17. Professionals, 1994
18. [numbering error; no folder 18]
19. Salary Information, 1995
20. Salary Information-AFT Salary Schedules, Nov. 1994
21. Salary Information-Buffalo Disparity Study, Oct. 1994
22. Salary Information-CUNY Salaries, Sept. 1993
23. Salary Information-Discretionary Salary Increase (Cortland), 1994
24. Salary Information-Institutional Type Salary Studies, Oct. 1994
25. Salary Information-Librarian Salary Survey, Dec. 1992
26. Salary Information-Reports on K-12 Salaries, etc. (folder 1 of
2), 1994-1995
27. Salary Information-Reports on K-12 Salaries, etc. (folder 2 of
2), 1994-1995
28. Survey Information-Newer Members Survey Results, May 1993
29. Survey Information-Survey Form, 1994
30. Survey Information-Survey Results by Campus, 1994
31. Survey Information-Survey Results overall and by employee
type and institution type, Nov. 1994
32. Table Taken Notes--Tom Matthews, Chief Negotiator, March 1995-Feb.
1996
33. Team Information (correspondence, etc.), 1994-1996
34. Team Information-E-mail, Team Correspondence, Feb.-Dec. 1995
35. Team Information-Notes with Issues for Team and Committee, undated
36. Team Information-Team Recommendations, Dec. 1994
37. Team Information-Team Minutes, 1994-1995
38. Technology, 1994-1995
39. Technology Information-Intellectual Property, undated
40. Technology Information-Distance Learning, undated
41. Technology-Distance Learning Reports and Agreements, 1994-1995
42. Telephone calls re contract
42A. Tenure Forum Resources, March 1997
43. Theory U & M (Union and Management), undated
44. UUP Proposals, Feb.-June 1995
45. UUP Proposals-Benefits, circa 1994
46. UUP Proposals-Clinical Practice, Feb. 1991, Dec. 1994
47. UUP Proposals-Compensation (folder 1 of 2), 1994-1995
48. UUP Proposals-Compensation (folder 2 of 2), 1994-1995
Box VI.4.3.3
1. UUP Proposals-Fairness, 1994
2. UUP Proposals-Job Security, Nov. 1994
3. UUP Proposals-Part-Timers, 1994-1995
4. UUP Proposals-Public Service, 1995
5. UUP Proposals-Quality, 1994-1995
6. UUP Proposals-Team Proposals, 1994
7. Workload-AAUP Report/SUNY, Dec. 1994
8. Workload/Productivity, 1994-1995
Subgroup VII: Labor Relations-Correspondence, 1972-1993
Series 1: Governor's Office of Employee Relations, July 1974-December 1993.
1.0 cubic feet. Arranged alphabetically.
Permission is required to access these records. Please contact the curator of manuscripts for additional information.
Box VII.1.1
1. Bress, Joseph (General Counsel), Aug. 1978-Dec. 1980, April 1982, Jan.-Aug. 1984, June 1986
2. Bress, Joseph (Director), March 1988-Dec. 1993
3. DeMarco, Allen (Assistant Director), Dec. 1980-March 1981
4. Eatz, Christopher (Assistant Director), Nov. 1987-July 1989
5. Frucher, Meyer S. (Director), Jan. 1979-April 1980
6. Frucher, Meyer S. (Director), May 1980-Dec. 1981, Sept. 1982-Nov. 1982
7. Hartnett, Thomas F. (Deputy Director; Director), Nov. 1979-July 1984
8. Hartnett, Thomas F. (Director), Aug. 1985-Aug. 1985
9. Hartnett, Thomas F. (Director), Sept. 1985-Sept. 1987
10. Hodes, Nancy (Assistant Director), Nov. 1976, June 1979-Aug. 1981, May 1982, Nov. 1984, May 1987, July 1986
11. Kershaw, Leonard (Assistant Director), July 1974-June 1977
12. Kershaw, Leonard (Assistant Director), July 1977-Oct. 1979
13. Kurach, Ronald (Assistant Director), Feb. 1981-Jan. 1985
14. Moore, Elizabeth (Director), Sept. 1987-May 1989, March-Dec. 1990
15. Northrop, James B. (Acting Director; Deputy Director), March 1978-May 1979, Feb. 1981-May 1981
16. Rowan, Michael (Employee Relations Assistant; Assistant Director), Jan. 1987-May 1993
17. Rudden, Maria R. (Assistant Director), March 1985-July 1987
18. Wollett, Donald (Director), April 1975-Sept. 1977
19. Wollett, Donald (Director), Oct. 1977-June 1978
20. Other Correspondents and OER Policy Statements, Dec. 1974-Sept. 1991
(note: box is only 2/3rds full)
Subgroup VII: Labor Relations--Correspondence
Series 2: SUNY, August 1972-June 1993. 1.0 cubic feet. Arranged alphabetically.
Permission is required to access these records. Please contact the curator of manuscripts for additional information.
Box VII.2.1
1. Albro, Donna Harshaw (Employee Relations Associate), Aug. 1978-Sept. 1978
2. Burke, Joseph (Provost; Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs), May 1988, Feb. 1991, Sept. 1992
3. Decker, Janice (Employee Relations Associate), Feb. 1977
4. Dullea, Henrick (Associate Vice Chancellor for Employee Relations and Personnel), Oct.-Nov. 1982
5. Gillman, Richard (Acting Vice Chancellor University Affairs and Development), May-July 1979
6. Haines, Raymond L., Jr. (Employee Relations Associate), July 1980-May 1981
7. Haines, Raymond L., Jr. (Director of Employee Relations), Feb. 1987-Dec. 1990
8. Hines, Thomas (Employee Relations Associate), Aug.-Sept. 1977
9. Hodes, Nancy (Employee Relations Associate; Director of Employee Relations), March 1976-Feb. 1979
10. Johnstone, Bruce D. (Chancellor), Aug. 1988-Dec. 1991, June 1993
11. Katz, Lawrence (Personnel Associate; Director of Employee Benefits), June 1977-Nov. 1980
12. Kelly, James F. (Acting Chancellor; Executive Vice Chancellor), Oct. 1976, Feb. 1978
13. Kimberly, Michael (Assistant Vice Chancellor for Employee Relations), Dec. 1976-May 1980
14. Komisar, Jerome B. (Vice Chancellor for Faculty and Staff Relations), Sept. 1975-Dec. 1978, July 1980-April 1981
15. Komisar, Jerome B. (Executive Vice Chancellor), May 1985-April 1990
16. Mannix, Thomas M. (Associate Vice Chancellor for Employee Relations and Personnel), June 1986, Feb. 1987-Feb. 1993
17. Mason, Karen A. (Personnel Associate), Oct. 1979
18. Naples, Caesar J. (Assistant Vice Chancellor for Employee Relations), May 1975-June 1976
19. Penney, Sherry H. (Vice Chancellor for Academic Programs and Planning), July 1984-July 1986
20. Peterson, Thomas J. Jr. (Assistant Vice Chancellor for Academic Personnel; Acting Vice Chancellor for Faculty and Staff Relations), Feb. 1976, Feb. 1977-Aug. 1980
21. Schmidt, Dolores (Assistant Vice Chancellor for Affirmative Action), Dec. 1977-Feb. 1978, July 1980, May-Aug. 1982, June 1986
22. Smoot, James S. (Vice Chancellor for Employee Relations and Educational Services), May 1983-Jan. 1985
23. Villa, Joyce Yaple (Director of Employee Relations; Assistant Vice Chancellor for Employee Relations), Nov. 1979-Aug. 1983
24. Villa, Joyce Yaple (Director of Employee Relations; Assistant Vice Chancellor for Employee Relations), Sept. 1983-Sept. 1992
25. Wharton, Clifton (Chancellor), Oct. 1977-July 1981
26. Wharton, Clifton (Chancellor), Aug. 1981-Sept. 1983
27. Wharton, Clifton (Chancellor), Jan. 1986-Jan. 1987
28. Other Correspondents (Kevin Berry, UUP Executive Director file), 1974-1976
29. Other Correspondents, Aug. 1972-Sept. 1982
30. Other Correspondents (including 1986 correspondence on SUNY Women's Conference), Oct. 1982-Nov. 1983, Oct.-Nov. 1986
31. Other Correspondents, March 1987-Oct. 1988
(note: box is only 2/3rds full)
Subgroup VIII: Communications, 1973-2000
Series 1 - The Connection, September 1987-June 2000. 0.20 cubic feet.
Arranged chronologically.
Box VIII.1.1
1. Volume 1, Nos. 1-10, Sept. 1987-June 1988
2. Volume 2, Nos. 1-11, Aug. 1988-June 1989
3. Volume 3, Nos. 1-9, Sept. 1989-June 1990
4. Volume 4, Nos. 1-9, Sept. 1990-June 1991
5. Volume 5, Nos. 1-9, Sept. 1991-June 1992
6. Volume 6, Nos. 1-9, Sept. 1992-June 1993
7. Volume 7, Nos. 1-9, Sept. 1993-June 1994
8. Volume 8, Nos. 1-9, Sept. 1994-July 1995
9. Volume 9, Nos. 1-8, Sept. 1995-June 1996
10. Volume 10, Nos. 1-8, Sept. 1996-June 1997
11. Volume 11, Nos. 1-9, Sept. 1997-June 1998
12. Volume 12, Nos. 1-9, Sept. 1998-June 1999
13. Volume 13, Nos. 1-9, Sept. 1999-June 2000
Subgroup VIII: Communications
Series 2 - The Voice, May 1973-May/June 2000. 1.53 cubic feet. Arranged
chronologically by size.
Box VIII.2.1
[Note: Preservation photocopies of the issues of The Voice in this box are available in Box VIII.2.5. The photocopies should be used if at all possible, given the fragile condition of the newsprint originals in this box.]
1. Volume 5, Nos. 1-9, Oct. 1976-June/July 1977
2. Volume 9, No. 10, Aug. 1981
3. Volume 10, Nos. 1-8, Oct. 1981-Sept. 1982
4. Volume 11, Nos. 1-7, Oct. 1982-June 1983
5. Volume 12, Nos. 1-8, Aug.-July 1984
6. Volume 13, Nos. 1-3, 5-6, Sept.-Dec. 1984, April-May/June 1985
Box VIII.2.2
1. Volume 6, Nos. 1-10, Aug./Sept. 1977-July 1978
2. Volume 7, Nos. 1-10, Sept. 1978-July/August 1979
3. Volume 8, Nos. 1-10, Sept. 1979-July 1980
4. Volume 9, Nos. 1-9, Sept. 1980-May 1981 (No. 10 filed separately-Box
VIII.2.5)
5. Volume 13, No. 4, Feb./March 1985
Box VIII.2.3
1. Volume 14, Nos. 1-7, Sept. 1985-July 1986
2. Volume 15, Nos. 1-16, Sept./Oct. 1986-July 1988
3. Volume 16, Nos. 1-9, Sept. 1988-June 1989
4. Volume 17, Nos. 1-10, Sept. 1989-June 1990
5. Volume 18, Nos. 1-9, Sept. 1990-May 1991
6. Volume 19, Nos. 1-9, Sept. 1991-May 1992
Box VIII.2.4
1. Volume 20, Nos. 1-9, Sept. 1992-May 1993
2. Volume 21, Nos. 1-9, Sept. 1993-May 1994
3. Volume 22, Nos. 1-9, Sept. 1994-May 1995
4. Volume 23, Nos. 1-9, Sept. 1995-May 1996
5. Volume 24, Nos. 1-9, Sept. 1996-May 1997
6. Volume 25, Nos. 1-9, Sept. 1997-May 1998
Box VIII.2.5
1. Volume 1, Nos. 1-12, May 1973-May 1974
2. Volume 2, Nos. 1-12, June 1974-May 1975
3. Volume 3, Nos. 1-6 (8 issues total), June 1975-Summer 1976
4. Volume 4, No. 1, Sept. 1976
5. Volume 5, Nos. 1-9, Oct. 1976-June/July 1977 (photocopies)
6. Volume 9, No. 10, Aug. 1981 (photocopy)
7. Volume 10, Nos. 1-8, Oct. 1981-Sept. 1982 (photocopies)
8. Volume 11, Nos. 1-7, Oct. 1982-June 1983 (photocopies)
9. Volume 12, Nos. 1-8, Aug. 1983-July 1984
10. Volume 13, Nos. 1-3, 5-6, Sept. 1984-May/June 1985
11. Volume 26, Nos. 1-9, Sept. 1998-May/June 1999
12. Volume 27, Nos. 1-9, Sept. 1999-May/June 2000
Box VIII.2A.1
1. News Releases, Feb. 1977-Feb. 1983
2. News Releases, June 1985, Oct. 1986-Oct. 1989
3. News Releases, Dec. 1989-Oct. 1992
4. News Releases, Feb. 1993-Jan. 1995
5. News Releases, Feb. 1995-June 1996
6. News Releases, Oct. 1996-June 1998
7. News Releases, Oct. 1998-June 2000
[note: box is only 2/3rds full]
Subgroup VIII: Communications
Series 3 - Publications, 1978-2000
Subseries 3.1 - Legislative Ad Campaigns, 1985, 1989-2000. 0.20 cubic feet.
Arranged chronologically.
Box VIII.3.1.1
1. "Employers in New York have the SUNY advantage," circa Feb. 1985
2. "We're solving one of the most urgent problems of our time:
the affordable education," circa Feb. 1985
3. "Who's Giving Whom the Business?" March 1985
4. "New York, You Can't Have it Both Ways," Jan. 1989
5. "If You Really Love NY, Don't Cut the SUNY Budget," Feb. 1989
6. "We made a promise to the next generation-Can our state afford
to break it?" Feb./March 1989; Jan. 1990
7. "Cancelled-How smart can New York be if we keep cutting classes?"
March 1989
8. "They're Cutting Out Classes..." March 1989
9. "Get Smart, New York. Invest in SUNY," March 1990
10. "Cancelled: Will SUNY Be There for the Next Generation?" Dec. 1990
11. Resolution condemning Gov. Cuomo on trying to break state
employee union contracts, Dec. 1990
12. "Get the Facts," pre-1991
13. "Nobody likes to pay higher taxes. But the alternatives are worse...",
c. 1991
14. "Shortchanging higher education is bad business," March 1991
15. "Cutting SUNY is the no-brain approach to solving our state's problems,"
March 1991
16. "Slamming the door at SUNY slams the door on our state's future,"
May & Aug. 1991
17. "State University of New York: Our Future Depends on It," Jan.
1992
18. "SUNY: New York's Future Depends on It," Jan. 1992
19. "Denied Admission," Jan./Feb. 1992
20. "Going, Going, Gone," March 1992
21. "SUNY's Future in Question: You Hold the Answer," May 1992
22. "Time is Running Out," June 1992
23. "Sign and mail this letter Now-Your kid's future is at stake,"
c. 1992
24. "Under Destruction: It's time to say...No More Cuts," (Stony
Brook Chapters funded), circa 1992
25. "A Smaller SUNY Means a Smaller New York," Jan. 1993
26. "Endangered Species: Invest in SUNY," Jan.-March 1993
27. "Infrastructure: Invest in SUNY," Jan.-March 1993
28. "Invest in Futures," Jan./Feb. 1994
29. "Chain Reaction: Break the Chain. Restore SUNY Funding," Jan./Feb.
1995
30. "SUNY-New York's Most Intelligent Investment," Feb. 1995
31. "This is not what New York voted for: Don't cut SUNY and CUNY,"
May 1995
32. "This Transaction Made Possible by SUNY," Oct. 1995/Feb. 1996
33. "Let's Not Lose SUNY Piece by Piece," Jan./Feb. 1996
34. "The Cuts to SUNY Affect More Than Students...", Jan./Feb. 1996
35. "Let's Not Lose SUNY Piece by Piece," sponsored by SUNY Environmental
Science & Forestry, SUNY Cortland, SUNY Oswego, and SUNY Health Science
Center (possibly billboard?), 1996?
36. "SUNY...Ready or not, here they come," Jan./Feb. 1997
37. "Let's Use Our Heads: SUNY-Think of the Possibilities," Jan./Feb.
1998
38. "Handle With Care SUNY, the Future is in Our Hands," Jan./Feb.
1999
39. "OUCH. Cutting $121 Million from SUNY Hurts Us All," Jan. 2000
Subgroup VIII: Communications
Series 3 - Publications, 1978-2000
Subseries 3.2 - "UUP In The News", 1987-1995. 0.33 cubic feet. Arranged chronologically.
Box VIII.3.2.1
1. "UUP in the News," Spring 1987
2. "UUP in the News," Fall 1987-Winter 1988
3. "UUP in the News," Fall 1988
4. "UUP in the News," Winter 1989
5. "UUP in the News," Spring 1989
6. "UUP in the News," Winter 1990
7. "UUP in the News," May/June 1990
8. "UUP in the News," Winter 1991
9. "UUP in the News," Spring 1991
10. "UUP in the News," Fall 1991
11. "UUP in the News," Spring 1995
Subgroup VIII: Communications, 1973-2000
Series 3 - Publications, 1978-2000
Subseries 3.3 - Other Publications, 1978-2000. 0.50 cubic feet. Arranged alphabetically.
Box VIII.3.3.1
1. The Active Retiree (newsletter), various issues, 1994-1997, 1999-2000
2. "Are you concerned about the future of SUNY?"-brochure for
Master Plan teleconference, Dec. 5, 1989
3. Benefits Brochures/Employee Benefits Handbooks, 1981-1991
4. "Celebrating 25 Years of United University Professions/10
Years of Eugene P. Link Scholarship Trust Fund Awards" Program, Fall 1998
4A. Chapter Treasurers' Handbook, Oct. 1989
5. "Colleagues in Reform"-Conference Report of Task Force on
Teacher Education, July 1988
5A. "Confronting the Changing Academy," by William E. Scheuerman,
presented at AFT Higher Education Issues Conference, April 4, 1997
6. "Dollars & Sense-Responding to Attacks on Teachers' Salaries"
(NYSUT publication), Feb. 1996
7. Eugene P. Link Award Program, May 1986
8. Eugene P. Link Scholarship Brochures, 1986-1997 (various years)
9. "For the Common Health: A UUP View of SUNY and the Health
Sciences," December 1991
10. Friend of SUNY Award programs, 1990-2000
11. Grapes Boycott Sticker, Dec. 1988
12. Group Life Insurance Plan, circa 1987-1988
13. "Helen M. Sackett-In Memoriam," Nov. 20, 1998
14. "I'm SUNY and I Vote," bumper sticker, Feb. 1996
15. Insurance calling card, undated
16. "Is New York's Public University System Becoming Too Private?"
brochure, circa 1988-1989
16A. Interim Report of Vice President for Academics William E. Scheuerman, Nov. 14, 1989
17. Leadership Handbook, 1988-1989
18. Leadership Handbook Updates, 1994-1995
19. Leadership Handbook Update-Grievance Section, Jan. 1995
19A. "Legislative Alert" (newsletter of Legislation Committee Chair Janet L. Potter), March 1988-Aug. 1989, Jan.-July 1992
20. Legislative Breakfast Programs and Invitations, 1989-1992
21. Legislative Session Calendar poster, 1996 (original in Box VIII.9.3)
22. Legislative Campaigns (misc.) 1989-1993
22A. Legislative Forum brochure, March 15, 1989
23. 1999-2000 Legislative Program, Jan. 1999
24. 2000 Legislative Program, November 1999
25. "Making the News/Framing the Message" (NYSUT local leaders
guide to handling the news media), circa early 1990s
26. Membership Brochures, circa 1988-89, 1994-96, 1998
26A. "The Membership Network" (newsletter of Membership Development Officer Janet L. Potter), nos. 1-2, 4-6, Sept. 1990-March 1991
27. "Myth vs. Reality-The facts show it pays to invest in SUNY,"
brochure used at Legislative Breakfast, Jan./Feb. 1991
28. "New York Won't Work Without SUNY" bumper sticker (Coalition
for Public Higher Education), circa Fall 1997
29. Nina Mitchell Award for Distinguished Service brochures, 1989-1999
30. "Nurse Links" (newsletter from UUP Nursing Profession Work Group), March 1991
31. "NYSUT-UUP Growing Stronger Through VOTE/COPE," undated
32. "On the Relocation of Educational Opportunity Centers to
the Department of Labor," April 1996
33. Operation Safeguard SUNY, Nov.-Dec. 1997
33A. PACE (Project for Adult College Education), circa 1978-1981
34. Pocket Calendars, 1986-1992, 1999-2001
35. President Bios (Reilly, Scheuerman), 1990, 1993
35A. Reilly Statements: "Viewpoint: Of Pension Peril and Pettifoggery," undated;
"UUP Leadership Update," Nov. 8, 1989; and "An Open Letter to the Board of Trustees"
(re: parking fees), May 22, 1990
36. Report of the Task Force on Teacher Education, circa 1988?
37. Retiree Benefits and Membership Application brochures, 1988-1990s
38. "Slashed Budget: Declining Access and a Dramatic Economic Effect,"
1989
39. "SUNY's Colleges of Technology and Agricultural and Technical
Colleges-Hands-On Education for the 21st Century," circa 1993
40. "SUNY's Economic Impact," circa 1987/1988
41. "SUNY's Future: Expanding the Mission, Fulfilling the Promise,"
March 1990
42. Task Force on Teacher Education Invitational Conference program,
"Continuing the Dialogue: Teacher Education in an Era of Reform," April
22-23, 1988
43. Task Force Report on SUNY's Colleges of Technology, 1993 (2 difference version [cover/layout])
44. "A Tribute to Nuala McGann Drescher" program, May 12, 1987
45. "A Tribute to John M. Reilly" program, May 18, 1993
46. 20th Anniversary Program, 1993
47. "25 Years"-Anniversary Review of UUP, 1998
47. 25th Anniversary congratulatory photograph signed by Brett Bodine (NASCAR race driver), circa 1998
48. "The Unfinished University: A Story of Disinvestment at the
State University of New York," May 1992
49. Unity Statement with CSEA, PEF, and Council 82, circa Jan./Feb. 1991
Box VIII.3.3.2
0. universitas, Vol. 1, nos. 1-4, Sept. 1978-June 1979
1. UUP Constitution and Bylaws, April 1978
2. UUP Constitution as adopted February 1981
3. UUP Constitution-Various Addenda, circa 1982-1991
3A. UUP Constitution as amended through 1985 Fall Delegate Assembly
4. UUP Constitution as amended through 1987 Winter Delegate
Assembly, with February 1988 addendum
5. UUP Constitution, as amended through the 1989 Winter Delegate
Assembly
6. UUP Constitution as amended through 1993 Winter Delegate Assembly,
1993
7. UUP Fact Sheet, circa 1990
7A. UUP Guide to a Healthy Home, circa July 1995
7B. UUP Policy Manual--Policies of the Executive Board and Delegate Assembly, May 1973-Nov. 1986
8. UUP Policy Manual--Policies of the Executive Board and Delegate Assembly, 1973-1994
9. UUP-sponsored SUNY ads, circa Nov. 1980-March 1981
10. UUP Sticker, undated
11. "VOTE/COPE and UUP Together," undated
12. VOTE/COPE brochures and posters, 1980s-1990s
13. VOTE/COPE brochure for retirees, June 2000
14. "We Support SUNY" stickers (Coalition for Public Higher Education),
c. late 1990s
15. "Welcome to SUNY and UUP: A Guide for New Professionals," 1994-1995
16. "Welcome!" packet for new members, Fall 1999
17. "You can help Save SUNY if you know the facts," circa 1982-1983
18. "Your Guide to SUNY"/"STate University of New York Answers" folder, 1991?
Subgroup VIII: Communications
Series 4 - Journalism Awards, 1977-1998. 0.33 cubic feet. Arranged alphabetically.
Box VIII.4.1
1. American Federation of Teachers Communications Association
sponsored contests-award certificates, 1993-1996
2. American Federation of Teachers Communications Association
sponsored contests-judges comments, 1993
3. International Labor Communications Association, AFL-CIO/CLC
sponsored contests-award certificates, 1978-1982
4. International Labor Communications Association, AFL-CIO/CLC
sponsored contests-award certificates, 1988-1997
5. International Labor Communications Association, AFL-CIO/CLC
sponsored contests- correspondence and judges reports, 1988, 1991, 1993, 1994
6. New York State United Teachers sponsored contests-award certificates,
1977, 1979-1983, 1985-1987
7. New York State United Teachers sponsored contests-award certificates,
1988-1994
8. New York State United Teachers sponsored contents-judges' report, 1991
9. Union Teacher Press Association, American Federation of Teachers,
sponsored contests-award certificates, 1979, 1981-1984
10. Union Teacher Communications Association, American Federation of Teachers,
sponsored contests-award certificates, 1988-1992
11. UUP-produced articles reporting on awards won, 1991-1998
Subgroup VIII: Communications
Series 5 - Directories, 1987-2000. 0.33 cubic feet. Arranged chronologically.
Permission is required to access these records. Please contact the curator of manuscripts for additional information.
Box VIII.5.1
1. UUP Directory, 1987
2. UUP Directory, 1989
3. Directory of Retired Membership, July 1990
4. UUP Directory, 1991
5. UUP Directory, 1992
6. UUP Directory, 1993
7. UUP Directory, 1995, 1996
8. UUP Directory, 1996, 1997
9. UUP Directory (with update for 1999), 1998, 1999
10. UUP Directory, 1999-2000, 2000
11. UUP Directory, 2000-2001
Subgroup VIII: Communications
Series 6 - Video and Audio Tapes, circa late 1980s-2000. 3.0 cubic feet. Arranged
alphabetically.
Box VIII.6.1
Video Tapes
0A. Reilly Memorandum to Chapter Presidents regarding "Inside
Your Schools" videos, February 19, 1988
1. "Barry Sanders Productions," roundtable on future of public
higher education co-sponsored by UUP and Albany-Colonie Chamber of Commerce,
Fall 1995, William Scheuerman on panel, 1 video tape
2. "Bill Scheuerman's Report to 1997 Winter Delegate Assembly,"
2 video tapes, January 31, 1997
3. "Channel 6 [Albany] cue to 6 pm broadcast 6:30 follows," 1
videotape, coverage of February 10, 1995 rally, brief mention on 6 pm news,
followed by more detailed report at 6:30.
4. "CSEA-20,000 Marched as One-The Day Your Voice Was Heard,"
[UUP involved, although tape focuses on CSEA], 1 video tape, Feb. 5, 1991
5. "Distance(d) Learning," by SUNY Oswego (Labor-Management PDQWL
Committee was sponsor), Technology and the Future of the University, 1
video tape, 16 April 1994
6. Farmingdale Motorcade Demonstration, 1 video tape, Feb. 13, 1997
7. "Handle with Care," advertising campaign, 1 video tape, 1999
8. "Healthcare Association of NYS Rally Day," [UUP participate],
BMG Media, 1 video tape, March 1996
9. "Inside Albany-SUNY Asks for $1.5 Billion," :30 minutes; one
of three stories covered on show, "UUP's Linda Rosenblatt is featured,"
1 video tape, Oct. 26, 1990
10. "Inside Albany Zero Option Show" 1 video tape, December 1990
on "union confronts deficit," covering PEF and CSEA
11. "Inside Albany," WMHT Video Productions, 1 video tape, Feb.
8, 1991 with segment on February 5, 1991 labor rally
12. "Inside Albany" Cuomo interview, Feb. 23, 1991, regarding
1991-92 budget with introductory section including UUP clips
13. "Inside Your Schools," (NYSUT produced) program #506-"Getting
into College," (John Reilly participant), 2 copies, 1992
14. "Inside Your Schools," (NYSUT produced) program #507 "Making
it in College," (John Reilly participant), 2 copies, 1992
15. John Reilly Budget Hearing 1988-89 State Operations &
Capital Proj. and Local Press Interview Coverage," 1 videotape, circa 1988
16. John Reilly Television Coverage, Channel 10 6 pm, Channel
13, 11 pm, 1 video tape, Feb. 5 (1991?)
17. JM Reilly Speech to Legislators from Western NY on Budget
and its impact on higher education on the occasion of a legislative reception
with legislative and E.D. leaders and legislators, Intro by Tom Hobart
[NYSUT], 1 video tape, Feb. 24, 1989
18. "Joint Legislative Hearings 12/19/89; SUNY Master Plan 1/29/90
1990-1991 State Budget Testimony by John M. Reilly, UUP President," 1 video
tape, 1989-1990
19. "Maritime Meeting," (as part of newscast?) 1 videotape (marked
"bad tape throughout"), undated
20. "NCSCBHEP Conference Restoring Authority: Strong Presidents,
Faculty Unions & Trustees," (with post-it "cued to quote by Bill [Scheuerman]
what is the role of the union," "Script pg 5," 1 video tape, April 14,
1997
21. "OUCH" advertising campaign, Jan. 25, 2000
22. Potsdam Campus Demonstration, WWNY Commercial Productions, 1 videotape,
undated
23. "Project Future Presents-The Mohawk Legacy: A Matter of Survival,"
SUNY Potsdam [The Voice carried a story in Jan. 1993 on the faculty/UUP
member involved in this project], 1 video tape, 1992
24. Rally at Capitol with media coverage, Feb. 1995
25. "RNN: On the Line," (RNN-Regional News Network), [Scheuerman
on] 2 copies, June 4, 1996
26. "SUNY 50th Anniversary," Inside Albany, 1 video tape, March 7,
1998
27. "SUNY Admissions Policy Hearing, 16 min. featured is John
M. Reilly," 1 video tape, May 8, 1991
28. SUNY Five Year Plan (legislative hearings), Dec. 9, 1989
(tape 2 of 2; tape 1 not available)
29. SUNY Rally at Central Administration, Channel 10 News Report,
1 videotape, Oct. 13, 1996
30. "TQM and the Quest for Quality in the University," by SUNY
Oswego (Labor-Management PDQWL Committee was sponsor), Technology and the
Future of the University, 2 copies, 16 April 1994
31. "Upstate Edition, SUNY Budget Cuts," William Scheuerman is a guest,
2 copies, February 17, 1997
Box VIII.6.2
Video Tapes
1. "United University Professions 1997 Winter DA Demonstration," 1 video
tape, Jan. 1997
2. United University Professions 25th Anniversary, 2 copies, 1998
3. UUP 25th Anniversary Archives Room video tape, still photographs
with labor song soundtrack
4. "UUP Demonstration '19 Months without a Contract,' Gathering
in front of the Huntington Building Alfred State College," 1 video tape,
February 14, 1997
5. "UUP Excellence Awards Final Cut," 1 video tape, Oct. 10, 1990
6. UUP Protest/Demo at Fredonia and Comment by Isaac Stein vs.
Pataki comment by Tom Egan, Ch. 7 ABC Buffalo, Ch. 2 NBC Buffalo, 1 video
tape, Feb. 10, 1997
7. UUP Rally, 1 videotape, Jan. 31, 1997
8. UUP-Setting the Agenda, Booth Demo 11:59, cued to John Reilly
and Ed Daig [Ed Daig worked on 1989 teleconference; may be a demo for the
teleconference?], 1 videotape, 1989?
9. UUP Teleconference "SUNY's Future: Expanding the Mission,
Fulfilling the Promise," 1:29:17; 4 copies, Dec. 5, 1989
10. UUP Teleconference "SUNY's Future: Expanding the Mission, Fulfilling
the Promise," 1:29:17; (recorded at SUNY Farmingdale), 1 video tape, Dec. 5,
1989
Audio tapes
11. 1993 Ad-Infrastructure, audio cassette
12. "Broadcast News," ("Infrastructure" ad campaign) radio ad
Luyk Advertising, 1 cassette tape, January 15, 1993
13. Capital Connection 2/13 Cuomo and Reilly, audio cassette
14. "Chain Reaction," :60 radio spot, Luyk Miller Pelton, 2 copies,
6 mm reel tape, February 15, 1995
15. UUP :60 Radio "Chain Reaction", audio cassette
16. "Continuing the Dialogue: Teacher Education in an Era of
Reform," invitational program sponsored by the UUP Task Force on Teacher
Education, 28 cassette tapes, April 22-23, 1988
17. "Cutting SUNY," length :60, Schnurr & Jackson, 2 cassette tapes,
March 8, 1991
18. "Denied Access," :60, 1 cassette tape, circa Jan.-Feb. 1991
19. "Endangered Species," :60 radio, Luyk Advertising, 1 cassette tape,
March 11, 1993
20. "Handle with Care" :30, Rev. TV Audio; :60 Radio 2/22/99, audio
cassette
21. "Invest in Futures," :60 Radio, Rec. 1-11-94, audio cassette
22. "Let's Not Lose SUNY Piece by Piece," radio advertisement, 2 cassette
tapes, circa 1997
23. John Mather Interview (Preservation of State University),
radio program interview, 1998, 1 audio cassette
24. "My Lisa," 60 Sec. Spot Fall Ad Campaign (Nowak), 2 copies, very
early 1990s?
25. "Nearly 12,000 Students," :60 radio, Nowak Associates, 2
cassette tapes, October 16, 1991
26. North Country Mentor/Intern Consortium, 11:00 Session," 4/22/88
(connected to SUNY Plattsburgh?), audio cassette
27. NYSUT Hot Day Spots - for Feb. 5, 1991 Rally, joint advertisement,
audio cassette
28. "On the Line", 3-18-96 "Pataki Budget/SUNY," from WNYC [PBS
station in Syracuse], William Scheuerman and Tom Carroll (president Change
NY) were guests, 2 copies, audio cassette
29. President Reilly guest on "WGY Contact," host Bob Cudmore,
2/20/91 (preceded by other news segments), audio cassette
30. "Slamming the Door," UUP radio spots, 60 sec. spots, 2 cassette
tapes, May 2, 1991
31. "Talk of the Region," March 27, 1997, "The State University
System and its Future", with Joe Grant, VP Admissions SUNY Oswego, William
Scheuerman, and Tom Carroll, president of Change NY, 2 copies, audio cassette
32. "UUP Budget Restoration," advertisement, 1 cassette tape, mid 1990s?
1996?
33. "UUP Rally Feb. 11, 1997," Henry Steck WXHC Noon News, 1
cassette tape, Feb. 11, 1997
34. "UUP-SUNY Cuts," 60 secs., 1 cassette tape, March 8, 1991
35. Vince Aceto, April 1999 WROW/Core Curriculum, 1 audio cassette
36. WAMC Forum -- Is the University Relevant? hosted by Alan Chartock,
1/13/89, guests are Alice Chandler, President of SUNY New Paltz; Vincent O'Leary
President UAlbany; Dr. Leon Potstein, President Bard College; and Francis Oakley,
President of Williams College, audio cassette
"The Best of Our Knowledge"
37. #140, 5/24/93, 2 copies (topics include: student health clinics;
SONY Corp. executive fed up with academic approach to manufacturing; ideas
for what to do for students taking break from school; clowning class room)
38. #141, 5/31/93, 2 copies (topics include: technophobia in
college; crisis from retirements of professors and opportunity to diversify;
university president offering free tuition for 4 years of community service;
course for students who never exercise and turn into marathon runners)
39. #142, 6/7/93, 2 copies (topics include: Are Ivy League schools
the best-one professor says no; book on trials and tribulations of college
presidents based on one state university system; recent court case of African-American
studies professor; program for 4-year-olds and fourth graders learn together)
40. #143, 6/13/93, 2 copies
41. #144, 6/21/93, 2 copies
42. #145, 6/28/93, 2 copies
43. #146, 7/5/93, 2 copies
44. #147, 7/12/93, 2 copies
45. #148, 7/19/93, 2 copies (topics include: study abroad experience-language
requirement; studying abroad in Nepal [and third-world countries]; course
about Jesus at Catholic university taught by Jewish and Protestant professors);
music professor asking students to write own Broadway musicals)
46. #149, 7/26/93, 2 copies
47. #150, 8/2/93, 2 copies
48. #151, 8/9/93, 2 copies (topics include: Middlebury College
Language School; history of language education in U.S.; Lingua Franca)
49. #152, 3/16/93, 2 copies (topics include: graduation rate
statistics reporting regulations; educational crisis/curriculum debates;
medical student informing classmates about health care reform, College
After 30 [book])
50. #153, 8/18/93, 2 copies (topics include: drug prevention
programs on college campuses; President's initiative for higher education;
Syracuse U. professors teaching Chinese government officials how to govern;
attempts to introduce scholars to Internet use and computer research)
51. #154, 8/30/93, 2 copies (topics include: the "new" SAT; Holocaust
deniers on college campuses; college computer center computer security)
52. #155, 9/6/93, 2 copies (topics include: Temple University race studies
requirement; undergraduate biology students find out what its like to work in
laboratory everyday; historic preservationists in Chicago finally get their
own school; Xavier College rewards student volunteers with full scholarship)
Box VIII.6.3
Audio Tapes--"The Best of Our Knowledge"
1. #1, 9/25/90, 2 copies
2. #2, 10/2/90, 1 copy
3. #3, 10/9/90, 1 copy
4. #4, 10/16/90, 2 copies
5. #5, 10/23/90, 2 copies
6. #6, 10/30/91, 2 copies
7. #7, 11/[6?]/90, 1 copy
8. #8, 11/13/90, 2 copies
9. #9, 11/20/90, 2 copies
10. #10, 11/27/90, 1 copy
11. #11, 12/4/90, 2 copies
12. #12, 12/11/90, 2 copies
13. #13, 12/18/90, 2 copies
14. #14, 12/25/90, 2 copies
15. #15, 1/1/91, 2 copies
16. #16, 1/8/91, 2 copies
17. #17, 1/15/91, 1 copy
18. #18, 1/22/91, 1 copy
19. #19, 1/29/91, 2 copies
20. #20, 2/5/91, 2 copies
21. #21, 2/12/91, 2 copies
22. #22, 2/19/91, 2 copies
23. #24, 9/5/91, 2 copies
24. #25, 3/12/91, 2 copies
25. #26, 3/19/91, 2 copies
26. #27, 3/26/91, 2 copies
27. #28, 4/2/91, 2 copies
28. #29, 4/9/91, 2 copies
29. #30, 4/16/91, 2 copies
30. #31, 4/23/91, 2 copies
31. #32, 4/30/91, 2 copies
32. #33, 5/7/91, 2 copies
33. #34, 5/14/91, 2 copies
34. #35, 5/21/91, 2 copies
35. #36, 5/28/91, 2 copies
36. #37, 6/4/91, 2 copies
37. #38, 6/11/91, 2 copies
38. #39, 6/18/91, 2 copies
39. #40, 6/25/91, 2 copies
40. #41, 7/2/91, 2 copies
41. #42, 7/9/91, 2 copies
42. #43, 7/16/91, 2 copies
43. #44, 7/23/91, 2 copies
44. #45, 7/30/91, 2 copies
45. #46, 8/6/91, 2 copies
46. #47, 8/13/91, 2 copies
47. #48, 8/20/91, 2 copies
48. #49, 8/27/91, 2 copies
49. #50, 9/3/91, 2 copies
50. #51, 9/10/91, 2 copies
51. #52, 9/17/91, 2 copies
52. #53, 9/24/91, 2 copies
53. #54, 10/1/91, 2 copies
54. #55, 10/8/91, 2 copies
55. #56, 10/15/91, 2 copies
56. #57, 10/22/91, 2 copies
57. #58, 10/29/91, 1 copy
58. #59, 11/5/91, 1 copy
59. #60, 11/12/91, 2 copies
60. #61, 11/19/91, 2 copies
61. #62, 11/26/91, 2 copies
62. #63, 12/3/91, 2 copies
63. #64, 12/10/91, 2 copies
64. #65, 12/17/91, 2 copies
65. #66, 12/24/91, 2 copies
66. #67, 12/31/91, 1 copy
67. #68, 1/7/92, 1 copy
68. #69, 1/14/92, 2 copies
69. #70, 1/21/92, 2 copies
70. #71, 1/28/92, 1 copy
71. #72, 2/4/92, 1 copy
72. #73, 2/11/92, 2 copies
73. #75, 2/25/92, 2 copies
74. #76, 3/3/92, 2 copies
75. #77, 3/10/92, 2 copies
76. #78, 3/17/92, 2 copies
77. #79, 3/24/92, 2 copies
78. #80, 3/31/92, 2 copies
79. #81, 4/7/92, 2 copies
80. #82, 4/14/92, 2 copies
81. #83, 4/21/92, 2 copies
82. #84, 4/28/92, 2 copies
83. #85, 5/5/92, 2 copies
84. #86, 5/12/92, 2 copies
85. #87, 5/19/92, 2 copies
86. #88, 5/26/92, 2 copies
87. #89, 6/2/92, 2 copies
88. #90, 6/10/92, 2 copies
89. #91, 6/16/92, 2 copies
90. #92, 6/23/92, 2 copies
91. #93, 6/30/92, 2 copies
92. #94, 7/7/92, 2 copies
93. #95, 7/14/92, 2 copies
94. #96, 7/23/92, 2 copies
95. #97, 7/27/92, 1 copy
96. #98, 8/11/92 [sic], 1 copy
97. #99, 8/11/92 [sic], 2 copies
98. #100, 8/18/92, 2 copies
99. #101, 8/25/92, 2 copies
100. #102, 9/1/92, 2 copies
101. #103, 9/8/92, 2 copies
102. #104, 9/15/92, 2 copies
103. #105, 9/22/92, 2 copies
104. #106, 9/29/92, 2 copies
105. #107, 10/6/92, 2 copies
106. #108, 10/14/92, 2 copies
107. #109, 10/20/92, 2 copies
108. #110, 10/27/92, 2 copies
109. #111, 11/3/92, 2 copies
110. #112, 10/11/92, 2 copies
111. #113, 11/17/92, 2 copies
112. #114, 11/24/92, 2 copies
113. #115, 12/1/91, 2 copies
114. #116, 12/8/92, 2 copies
115. #117, 12/15/92, 2 copies
116. #118, 12/22/92, 2 copies
117. #119, 12/29/92, 2 copies
118. #120, 1/5/93, 2 copies
119. #121, 1/12/93, 2 copies
120. #122, 1/19/93, 2 copies
121. #123, 1/27/93, 2 copies
122. #124, 2/2/93, 1 copy
123. #125, 2/4/93, 2 copies
124. #126, 2/16/93, 1 copy
125. #127, 2/16/93, 2 copies
126. #128, 3/2/93, 2 copies
127. #129, 3/9/93, 2 copies
128. #130, 3/11/93, 2 copies
129. #131, 3/17/93, 2 copies
130. #132, 3/30/93, 2 copies
131. #133, 4/6/93, 2 copies
132. #134, 4/8/93, 3 copies
133. #135, 4/20/93, 2 copies
134. #138, 5/10/93, 2 copies
135. #139, 5/17/93, 2 copies
Subgroup VIII: Communications
Series 7: Photographs, 1970s-early 1990s. 4.50 cubic feet. Arranged alphabetically
in two sequences.
Over 4,000 images from the records of UUP are available for viewing online from the University at Albany Libraries' Digital Collections database.
Box VIII.7.1
1. Affiliate Conventions-AFT/NYSUT, early 1980s
2. Affiliate Conventions-NYS AFL-CIO, 1970s/1980s
3. Affiliate Conventions-NYS AFL-CIO, Aug. 1984
4. Affiliate Conventions-NYSUT, 1970s/1980s
5. Awards-Eugene Link Dinner, 1985, 1986
6. Awards-Miscellaneous, circa 1984
7. Benefits-"Ready or Not" Retirement Program Facilitator Training
Meeting-Albany campus, Fall 1985
8. Chapters-Albany, circa 1970s/early 1980s (folder 1 of 2)
9. Chapters-Albany, circa 1970s/early 1980s (folder 2 of 2)
10. Chapters-Alfred, circa 1970s/early 1980s
11. Chapters-Binghamton, circa 1970s/early 1980s
12. Chapters-Brockport, circa 1970s/early 1980s
Box VIII.7.2
1. Chapters-Brooklyn Health Science Center, circa 1970s/1980s
2. Chapters-SUC Buffalo, circa 1970s/1980s
3. Chapters-SUNY Buffalo, circa 1970s/1980s
4. Chapters-Buffalo Health Science Center, circa 1970s/1980s
5. Chapters-Canton, circa 1970s/1980s
6. Chapters-Central Administration, circa 1970s/1980s
7. Chapters-Cobleskill, including contract rally on campus, circa
1970s/1980s (folder 1 of 2)
8. Chapters-Cobleskill, circa 1970s/1980s (folder 2 of 2)
9. Chapters-Cobleskill (from Secretary's chapter files), Feb.
1988
10. Chapters-Cortland, circa 1970s/1980s (folder 1 of 2)
11. Chapters-Cortland, circa 1970s/1980s (including Nov. 1976 contract
rally on campus) (folder 2 of 2)
12. Chapters-Cortland contract protest (from Secretary's chapter files),
Oct. 1985
Box VIII.7.3
1. Chapters-Delhi, circa 1970s/1980s
2. Chapters-Empire State, circa 1970s/1980s
3. Chapters-Environmental Science and Forestry, circa 1970s/1980s
4. Chapters-Farmingdale (includes contract rally on campus),
c. 1970s/1980s
5. Chapters-Fredonia, circa 1970s/1980s
6. Chapters-Geneseo, circa 1970s/1980s
7. Chapters-Maritime College, circa 1970s/1980s
8. Chapters-Morrisville, circa 1970s/1980s
9. Chapters-New Paltz, circa 1970s/1980s
10. Chapters-Old Westbury, circa 1970s/1980s
11. Chapters-Oneonta, circa 1970s/1980s
Box VIII.7.4
1. Chapters-Optometry, circa 1970s/1980s
2. Chapters-Oswego, circa 1970s/1980s
3. Chapters-Plattsburgh, circa 1970s/1980s
4. Chapters-Potsdam, circa 1970s/1980s
5. Chapters-Purchase, circa 1970s/1980s
6. Chapters-Stony Brook, circa 1970s/1980s
7. Chapters-Stony Brook chapter meeting (from Secretary's chapter
files), Jan. 1978
8. Chapters-Stony Brook Health Science Center, circa 1970s/1980s
9. Chapters-Syracuse Health Science Center, circa 1970s/1980s
10. Chapters-Utica/Rome, circa 1970s/1980s
11. Coalition for Public Higher Education, date?
12. Committees-Elections and Credentials, 1970s/1980s
13. Committees-Finance, 1970s/1980s
Box VIII.7.5
1. Committees-Grievance, circa 1970s/1980s
2. Committees-Higher Education, 1977?
3. Committees-Insurance (Dealings with Aetna), circa 1980s
4. Committees-Membership, circa 1970s/1980s
5. Committees-Negotiations Committee/Team, Meeting April 1974
(salary re-opener), April 1974
6. Committees-Negotiations, 1974
7. Committees-Negotiations (basic annual salary re-opener), circa 1977-1978
8. Committees-Negotiations, circa 1979-1982 contract
9. Committees-Negotiations, early 1980s
10. Committees-Negotiations, misc. circa 1970s/1980s
11. Committees-Retired Membership, undated
12. Committees-Retraining, undated
13. Committees-Student Recruitment?, undated
14. Contract Ratification-American Association of Arbitrators ballot
count, June 1974
15. Contract Ratification Ballot Counting, circa 1982?
16. Contract Ratification-American Association of Arbitrators ballot
count, May 1986
17. Delegate Assemblies, First official DA of UUP, 1973
Box VIII.7.6
1. Delegate Assemblies, 1974
2. Delegate Assemblies, Feb./April 1975
3. Delegate Assemblies, 1976-1980 (folder 1 of 3)
4. Delegate Assemblies, 1976-1980 (folder 2 of 3)
5. Delegate Assemblies, 1976-1980 (folder 3 of 3)
6. Delegate Assemblies-Roslyn Carter speaking, Fall 1980
7. Delegate Assemblies, 1983? 1985?
8. Delegate Assemblies, Winter (Feb.) 1984
9. Delegate Assemblies-Fred Lambert NYSUT/UUP staff receiving award, Winter
1986
Box VIII.7.7
1. Delegate Assemblies-Misc., 1980s?
2. Elections, 1980s?
3. Employee Assistance Program (?) signing ceremony; EAP Coordinators,
undated (Drescher term?)
4. Executive Board, circa 1970s/1980s (folder 1 of 2)
5. Executive Board (group and individual shots), circa 1970s/1980s (folder
2 of 2)
6. Executive Board (meeting), Jan. 1974
7. Executive Board (meeting), Sept. 1974
8. Executive Board, circa 1974
9. Executive Board, circa 1976
10. Grievance Workshop, undated (c. 1970s?)
11. Independent Commission on SUNY (?), undated (c. 1980s?)
12. Individuals A, circa late 1970s
13. Individuals Alfonsin, Edward (Potsdam) (Secretary 1975-1980;
Membership Development Chair, 1981-1987; Executive Board, 1987-1997) (photos
from 1970s/1980s)
14. Individuals B, circa 1970s/1980s
15. Individuals Budin, Morris (Binghamton) (Vice President for
Academics, 1976-1978; Exec. Bd. 1984-1990)
16. Individuals C, circa 1970s/1980s
17. Individuals Corigliano, Thomas (Plattsburgh) (VP Professionals,
1986-1992; Exec. Bd. 1992-1993; Secretary 1993- ) (photos from 1980s)
18. Individuals Cozort, William (Cortland) (Secretary, 1981-1987)
Box VIII.7.8
1. Individuals Crary, John (Canton) (Exec. Bd. 1981-1983, 1984-1986;
VP Academics 1986-1988)
2. Individuals Cuomo, Mario (NY State Governor), 1980s
3. Individuals D, circa 1970s/1980s
4. Individuals DeLucia, Lawrence (President 1973-1975)
5. Individuals DiStefano, Henry (Upstate) (Exec. Bd. 1977-1979, 1980-1988)
6. Individuals Drescher, Nuala McGann (President 1981-1987, Exec.
Bd. 1976-1981, 1987-1997) (folder 1 of 2)(photos from 1970s/1980s)
7. Individuals Drescher, Nuala McGann (President 1981-1987, Exec.
Bd. 1976-1981, 1987-1997) (folder 2 of 2)(photos from 1970s/1980s)
8. Individuals Drew, Joseph (Buffalo) (Treasurer 1974, Oct. 1975-July
1981)
9. Individuals F, circa 1970s/1980s
10. Individuals Fox, Ernest (Geneseo) (Exec. Bd. 1976-1978, VP
Professionals 1978-80)
11. Individuals Galbraith, Jeanne (Stony Brook HSC) (Exec. Bd.
1982-1987, Secretary 1987-1993)
12. Individuals Geerken, Diane Ciminelli (Cobleskill) (Exec.
Bd. 1980-19820, Henry (Exec. Bd. 1982-1986), and daughter Katie
13. Individuals Gutenkauf, Dorothy (Cortland) (Secretary 1973-1975)
14. Individuals H, circa 1970s/1980s
15. Individuals Hansen, Charles (Stony Brook) (Exec. Bd. 1977-1980,
VP Professionals 1980-1982)
16. Individuals Hartman, Evelyn (Director of Staff, circa 1975-1981)
17. Individuals Hunt, John (Farmingdale) (Exec. Bd. 1976-1977,
1983-1988, 1994-1996, Treasurer 1988-1994)
18. Individuals K, circa 1970s/1980s
19. Individuals L, circa 1970s/1980s
20. Individuals Lauter, Paul (Old Westbury) (Exec. Bd. 1977-1980, Vice
President for Academics 1980-1982)
Box VIII.7.9
1. Individuals Link, Eugene P. (Plattsburgh) (Membership Development
Officer, 1975-1977)
2. Individuals Livingston, Samuel J. (Director of Staff 1980s/early
1990s)
3. Individuals M, circa 1970s/1980s
4. Individuals Marsh, Bruce (Albany) (Membership Development Officer
1977-1979)
5. Individuals Matthews, Thomas (Geneseo) (Treasurer 1981-1988,
Vice President for Professionals 1992-2000, Exec. Bd. 1988-1992, Chief
Negotiator 1995 and 1999 contracts) (photos from 1970s and 1980s)
6. Individuals Miller, Fred (Oneonta) (Exec. Bd. 1973-1975, 1981-1982,
Vice President for Academics, 1982-1986)
7. Individuals Mondale, Walter presidential campaign appearance,
c. 1984
8. Individuals N, circa 1970s/1980s
9. Individuals Piccolo, Rita (Buffalo HSC) (Exec. Bd. 1982-1988)
10. Individuals Potter, Janet (Oneonta) (Exec. Bd. 1988-1989,
1993-1995, Membership Development Officer 1989-1991)
11. Individuals Puretz, Susan (New Paltz) (Exec. Bd. 1979-1985)
12. Individuals Q, circa 1970s
13. Individuals R, circa 1970s/1980s
14. Individuals Reilly, John M. (Tim) (President 1987-1993, Exec.
Bd. 1983-1987) (folder 1 of 2)
15. Individuals Reilly, John M. (Tim) (President 1987-1993, Exec.
Bd. 1983-1987) (folder 2 of 2)
16. Individuals S, circa 1970s/1980s
17. Individuals Scheuerman, William (President, 1993- ,
Exec. Bd. 1986-1988, VP for Academics 1988-1993) photo from 1980s?
18. Individuals Steck, Henry (Cortland) (Exec. Bd. 1990-1992,
1993-1996, VP Academics 1996-2000), photos from 1989 and 1990s?
19. Individuals T, circa 1970s?
20. Individuals V, circa1970s/1980s
21. Individuals W, circa 1970s/1980s
Box VIII.7.10
1. Individuals Wakshull, Sam (President 1975-1981, Exec. Bd. 1973, VP
Academics 1974)
2. Individuals Wakshull, Sam (President 1975-1981, Exec. Bd.
1973, VP Academics 1974) from Save SUNY press conference (?) with SASU,
Jan. 1980?
3. Individuals Wharton, Clifton (SUNY Chancellor) (press conferences?
and conferring degree on James Baldwin), circa mid 1980s
4. Individuals-Miscellaneous, circa 1970s/1980s (folder 1 of 2)
5. Individuals-Miscellaneous, circa 1970s/1980s (folder 2 of 2)
6. Joint Labor/Management-State Personnel?, circa 1980s?
7. Labor/Management sponsored committees, meetings, workshops,
c. 1980s (folder 1 of 2)
8. Labor/Management sponsored committees, meetings, workshops, circa 1980s
(folder 2 of 2)
Box VIII.7.11
1. Labor/Management Workshops, 1980s
2. Leadership Workshops, various, 1980s
3. Legislation/Lobbying, circa 1970s/1980s (folder 1 of 2)
4. Legislation/Lobbying, circa 1970s/1980s (folder 2 of 2)
5. Legislative Days, circa mid-late 1970s (Wakshull term)
6. Legislative Days, circa early 1980s? (Drescher term?)
Box VIII.7.12
1. Legislative Days, circa 1970s/1980s
2. Meetings to discuss contract with members, Summer 1977
3. Miscellaneous negatives-individuals and groups/meetings, circa
1970s/1980s
4. Negotiations, March 1974
5. Negotiations Team, March 1975
6. Negotiations Team/Committee, circa 1978-1979?
7. Negotiations Committee/Team, 1982-85 contract?
8. Negotiations, 1982-85 contract?
9. NYSUT-conventions, PR department photos, meetings at NYSUT
offices, and personnel, circa 1970s/1980s
10. Office Staff (UUP and NYSUT field staff), circa late 1970s (folder 1
of 2)
Box VIII.7.13
1. Office Staff (UUP and NYSUT field staff), circa late 1970s (folder
2 of 2)
2. Picketing, circa 1970s/1980s
3. Picketing, Contract Dispute, 1976-1977 at State Capitol (with
photos of DA in Buffalo mixed in?), circa 1976-77
4. Political Action, circa 1980s/1990
5. Political Action-misc. negatives, circa 1980s
6. Political Action Workshops, circa 1980s
7. Predecessor Organizations-SPA (individuals), circa early 1970s
8. Predecessor Organizations-SUFT Exec. Bd., circa early 1970s
9. Predecessor Organizations-SUNY United Farmingdale Campus,
c. early 1970s
10. Professional Staff Congress (individual shots), undated
11. Professionals' Workshop, circa 1980s?
Box VIII.7.14
1. Representation Challenge/Certification-NYEA Challenge, 1978, (folder
1 of 2)
2. Representation Challenge/Certification-NYEA Challenge, 1978, (folder
2 of 2)
3. Representation Challenge/Certification, circa 1974?
4. Save SUNY Campaign, circa 1980s?
5. Solidarity Day Washington, D.C., September 1981
6. SUNY Management, and UUP Meetings with, circa 1975-1981
7. UUP Offices, circa 1970s-1980s
8. Various meetings, events, and individuals, circa 1970s-1980s, (folder
1 of 3)
9. Various meetings, events, and individuals, circa 1970s-1980s, (folder
2 of 3)
10. Various meetings, events, and individuals-negatives and contact sheets,
circa 1970s-1980s, (folder 3 of 3)
Box VIII.7.15
1. "Viewpoints," circa 1970s/1980s, (folder 1 of 2)
2. "Viewpoints," circa 1970s/1980s, (folder 2 of 2)
3. The Voice -Awards received, circa 1970s/1980s
4. The Voice May/June 1987
5. The Voice July 1987
6. The Voice Oct. 1987
7. The Voice Nov. 1987
8. The Voice Dec. 1987
9. The Voice Feb. 1988
10. The Voice March 1988
Box VIII.7.16
1. The Voice Nov. 1988
2. The Voice March 1989
3. The Voice April 1989
4. The Voice Sept. 1989
5. The Voice April 1990
6. The Voice Miscellaneous, circa late 1980s
7. Wessell Commission, circa 1970s/1980s?
8. AFL-CIO, circa late 1980s
9. AFL-CIO Solidarity Day, Wash. D.C., Aug. 1991
10. AFL-CIO Boycott, Dec. 1987
11. AFT Convention, July 1990
12. AFT Training, Sept. 1989
13. Apartheid Rally, circa late 1980s
14. Assembly Hearings on Higher Education, June 1987
15. Black Caucus, circa late 1980s
16. Budget Meeting-Albany, Nov. 1988
17. Budget Briefings, circa late 1980s
18. Budget Meetings-Regional, Nov. 29, 1988
Box VIII.7.17
1. Buffalo Research Institute for Education, circa late 1980s
2. Buffalo Sabres Hockey Team, May 1988
3. Campus Crime, Feb. 1991
4. Chapter Presidents Meeting, 1987
5. Chapter Presidents Meeting, Dec. 1987
6. Chapter Presidents Meeting, April 1988
7. Chapter Presidents Meeting, Aug. 1988
8. Chapter Presidents Meeting, Nov. 1988
9. Chapter Presidents Meeting, Aug. 1989
10. Chapter Presidents Meeting, Nov. 1989
11. New Chapter Presidents Orientation, circa late 1980s
12. Committee of 100 (Lobbying), March 7-8, 1988
13. Community College Conference, circa late 1980s
14. Delegate Assemblies, 1986-1987
15. Delegate Assembly, Spring 1987
16. Delegate Assembly, Fall 1987
17. Delegate Assembly, Winter 1988
Box VIII.7.18
1. Delegate Assembly, Spring 1988
2. Delegate Assembly, Fall 1988
3. Delegate Assembly, Winter 1989
4. Delegate Assembly, Spring 1989
5. Delegate Assembly, Fall 1989
6. Disparity Committee, circa late 1980s?
7. Economic Development Project (Larry Flood), July 1987
8. Elections-Ballot Counting, circa late 1980s?
9. El Salvador (Robert Albrecht, Exec. Bd.), Sept. 1992
10. Employment Security Workshop, May 1991
11. ESIPA, circa late 1980s?
12. Field Representatives, circa late 1980s?
13. Friend of SUNY, Sept. 1988
14. Governor's Office (Cuomo), circa mid 1980s?
15. Higher Education Committee Chair-Assembly, 1980s (Wakshull
and Drescher terms)
16. Higher Ed Committee-Senate, 1980s (Wakshull and Drescher
terms)
17. Joint Health and Safety Workshop, circa late 1980s?
18. Joint Press Conference (UUP, Council 82, PEF, CSEA), Dec.
1990
19. Labor Day, circa late 1980s?
20. Labor Religion Coalition, 1989
21. Leadership Conference, Fall 1988
22. . Leadership Workshop, Fall 1987
23. Leadership Workshop, 1989
Box VIII.7.19
1. Legislative Breakfast, 1987
2. Legislative Breakfast, Jan. 1988
3. Legislative Breakfast, Feb. 1989
4. Legislative Breakfast, Jan. 1990
5. Legislative Forum, April 1989
6. Legislative Hearing, Feb. 11, 1991
7. Letter Writing Campaign, 1989
8. Link Scholarship Winners, 1988
9. Link Scholarship Winners, 1989
10. Lobby Day, Spring 1988
11. Lobbying-Washington, D.C., June 1990
12. Lobbying, circa late 1980s?
13. Negotiations, 1988
14. Negotiations, 1990
15. Negotiations, Dec. 1990 Voice
16. New York Network, 1991
Box VIII.7.20
1. Nurses Meeting, 1991
2. Nurses Testimony, circa late 1980s?
3. Nursing Profession Work Group Conference, Nov. 1989
4. NYSUT RA, 1989
5. NYSUT RA, 1990
6. Officers, 1988
7. Parking Protest, 1990
8. Part-time Concerns, circa 1992-1994
9. Part-time Meeting/Farmingdale, April 1990
10. Pedagogy Conference/Albany, April 1990
11. Picketing, circa late 1980s?
12. Picketing re: contract in Albany and on campuses, 1986 (folder
1 of 2)
13. Picketing re: contract in Albany and on campuses, 1986 (folder
2 of 2)
14. Picketing (mostly re: parking fees), 1988/1990
15. Picketing-Syracuse, 1988
Box VIII.7.21
1. Professional Promotion Committee, Oct. 1986
2. QUEST (AFT conference), circa late 1980s
3. Regents, Board of (Reilly at), 1992
4. Reilly, John M. (Tim)-Testimonial Dinner, 1993
5. Retirees, circa late 1980s
6. SASU (Student Association of State University), circa late 1980s
7. J.O. Smythe Memorial Lecture (Anthony Mazzocchi speaking), circa late
1980s?
8. Solidarity Rally, Feb. 5, 1991
9. Solidarity Day, Sept. 1991
10. Speaker of the House (Fink); Assemblyman Mel Miller, circa 1980s
11. SUNY's Best (Award Winners), 1988
12. SUNY's Best (Award Winners), 1989-90
13. SUNY's Women's Conference, circa late 1980s?
14. Task Force (unidentified except for note "William Godfrey, Stony Brook), Dec. 1990
15. Task Force on Teacher Education, April 1988
16. Task Force on Teacher Education "Colleagues in Reform," circa July
1988?
17. Task Force on the Teaching Profession, Spring 1988
18. Task Force on Post Secondary Education, Dec. 1976
19. Task Force on Undergraduate Education, circa late 1980s/early 1990s
20. Testimony (Reilly), 1989
21. TIAA-CREF (pension plan), Dec. 1989
22. University Development Committee, Aug. 1988
23. UUP Teleconference (SUNY's Future), Dec. 5, 1989
24. VOTE/COPE, circa late 1980s?
25. Western New York Legislator's Awards, 1986
26. Western New York Legislator's Meeting, Spring 1989
27. Women's Rights in Work and Community, 1989
28. Writer's Institute, circa late 1980s?
Box VIII.7.22
Oversized photographs
1. Mounted photograph of picketing circa 1980s (from "Celebrating UUP Women"
display)
2. Mounted photograph of Sandra Harper, Brooklyn HSC, 1994 Spring Delegate Assembly (from "Celebrating UUP Women" display)
3. Budget discussion among education union leaders, circa 1988
4. Lobbying-Inventasch, Hartman, and Wakshull, circa late 1970s
5. Lobbying-Nuala Drescher w/Congresswoman Louise Slaughter (D-Rochester)
and an aide, 1980s
6. Lobbying-Washington, D.C., 1990
7. NEA Challenge-PERB Hearing, circa 1978
8. Statewide Bargaining Convention (per May/June 1978 Voice), June 15, 1978
Over 4,000 images from the records of UUP are available for viewing online from the University at Albany Libraries' Digital Collections database.
Subgroup VIII: Communications
Series 8 - Exhibits and Displays, 1993, 1998, 2000
Subseries 8.1 - 20th/25th Anniversary "Archives Room". 0.90 cubic feet.
Box VIII.8.1
"Timelines" of Executive Board during each presidential administration
Oversized photographs mounted on poster board
Box VIII.8.2
UUP timeline and highlights text, mounted on poster board
Box VIII.8.3
News articles about UUP and "Doonesbury" cartoons re: tenure, mounted on poster board
Box VIII.8.4
1. Set #1 photocopies with captions
2. Set #1 photographs
3. Set #2 photocopies with captions
4. Set #2 photographs
5. Set #3 photocopies with captions
6. Set #3 photographs
7. Set #4 photocopies with captions
8. Set #4 photographs
9. Set #5 photocopies with captions
10. Set #5 photographs
Box VIII.8.5
1. Set #6 photocopies with captions
2. Set #6 photographs
3. Set #7 photocopies with captions
4. Set #7 photographs
5. Photographs-miscellaneous (John Reilly at rally; UUP 20th anniversary
pin; color photograph of
"Let's Not Lose SUNY Piece by Piece" billboard). circa 1990s
Subgroup VIII: Communications
Series 8 - Exhibits and Displays, 1993, 1998, 2000
Subseries 8.2 - "Celebrating UUP Women: Leadership in Labor and Higher
Education", 2000. 0.80 cubic feet.
Box VIII.8.5
5. Color photographs (4x6)
6. 5x7 b/w photographs
7. Photocopies of photographs elsewhere in collection
8. Photographs from 20th/25th Anniversary "Archives Room" photocopies
with captions
9. Photographs from 20th/25th Anniversary "Archives Room" photographs
Box VIII.8.6
Color photographs mounted on poster board
Subgroup VIII: Communications
Series 9 - Memorabilia, circa 1973-2000. Paper records in Boxes VIII.9.1 and VIII.9.2
arranged alphabetically; other materials arranged by size.
Box VIII.9.1
1. Ad Campaigns-various, circa 1980s-1990s
2. Ad Campaign, "Let's Not Lose SUNY Piece by Piece" Legislator
and UUP Leadership packets with print and audio versions, Feb. 1996
3. Ad Campaign, "Ready or Not," Legislator packets with print
and audio versions, March 1997
4. AFT Plus handheld fan
5. American Arbitration Association Certificate of Membership, 1985
6. Bookmark-Access SUNY Quality, Oneonta Chapter
6A. Bound Volume distributed to members of 1991-1995 contract Negotations Team (John Hunt copy) including Agreement, MOU re: promotion of professionals, SUNY Board of Trustee policies 1992, and UUP Constitution 1992
7. Bumper Sticker: "New York Won't Work Without SUNY" Coalition
for Public Higher Education, circa 1997
8. Bumper Sticker: "I'm SUNY and I Vote," Feb. 1996
9. Bumper Sticker: "Stop the SUNYcide!" Plattsburgh Chapter,
undated
10. Bumper Sticker: "SUNY, New York's Most Intelligent Investment,"
undated
11. Candidate Statements, May 1984
12. Campaign Materials produced by United Caucus primarily, circa 1980s-1990s
13. Campaign Materials-The Choice Reform Caucus newspaper (photocopy),
Spring 1981
14. Campus Parody Announcements re: Governor Pataki SUNY cuts, circa 1995-1998
15. Challenge Election Campaign Literature for UUP, circa 1978
16. "Cheers to you for voting UUP" ballot reminder card NEA challenge
election, Dec. 1978
17. Contract Booklets, 1974-76, 1977-79, 1979-82
18. Contract Booklets, 1982-85, 1985-88 (3 copies)
19. Contract Booklets, 1988-91, 1995-99
20. Contract Negotiations-UUP Proposals, Dec. 16, 1991
21. Delegate Assembly Programs, Winter 1983-Winter 1988
22. Delegate Assembly Programs, Spring 1988-Winter 1992
23. Delegate Assembly Programs, Spring 1992-Winter 1996
24. Delegate Assembly Programs, Fall 1996-Winter 1998
25. Display Copies-Board Resolutions and Budget Report Excerpts, 1974-1986
26. Equipment Brochures, circa 1970s
27. "First Principles" booklet-A Common Sense Campaign for Opportunity,
Quality and Accountability in Higher Education (AFT), 1997
28. "An Historical Perspective" [of UUP] booklet, circa 1978
29. "Invest in Futures" brochure, Jan./Feb. 1994
30. "Making it Work.UUP Chapter Leadership on the SUNY Campus" booklet,
Feb. 1975
31. Membership Brochure, circa 1993-1995
32. Memorandum of Understanding relating to a system of Evaluation
for Professional Employees (booklets), July 1979, 1981
33. NEA information packet, 1976
34. "New York State United Teachers 20 Years of Solidarity" booklet,
1992
35. Official Proceedings NYSUT 2nd and 3rd Annual Representative Assemblies,
1974, 1975
36. "On the Relocation of Educational Opportunity Centers to
the Department of Labor" booklet, [April 1996]
37. Operation Safeguard SUNY literature-SUNY Plattsburgh, Dec. 1997
38. Planning Calendar & Chapter Leadership Directory, 1980-81, 1981-82,
1982-83
39. Pocket Calendars, 1979-80, 1983-84 through 1987-88
40. Pocket Calendars, 1988-89 through 1991-92
41. Pocket Calendars, 1992-93 through 1997-98
41A. Pocket Calendar, 1999-00
42. Postcard to Trustees re: stalled negotiations, circa 1990s
42A. Proposed Constitution and Bylaws--SUNY/United, undated
43. Rand McNally Safety Interstate Road Atlas with UUP logo, 1989
44. "Revolting Behavior-The Challenge of Women's Sexual Freedom"
New Paltz Women's Studies Program sponsored conference brochure, 1997
45. Reports of Treasurer/Proposed Budgets, FY 1987-88 and FY
1989-90
46. Roget's Pocket Directory to NYS Assembly, Senate, and Members
of Congress, 1987 edition
47. Salary Agreement between the State of New York and UUP (booklet),
1978-79
48. Senate Professional Association envelope, circa early 1970s
49. Solidarity Award certificate from Levittown United Teachers,
1978
50. Solidarity Flyer for Amalgamated Transit Union Strike against
Greyhound, undated
51. "Sorry I missed you" UUP notepad, undated
52. Stickers: Access/Quality-Save SUNY, UUP and SASU, undated
53. Stickers: Coalition for Public Higher Education, "We Support
SUNY" (2 versions), circa late 1990s
54. Stickers: Operation Safeguard SUNY, circa Dec. 1997
55. Stickers: "Support SUNY", UUP, Student Association of SUNY
(SASU)
56. Stickers: "We Support SUNY", UUP and SASU, undated
57. Binder (3-ring notebook) of collected materials from Edward
J. Alfonsin-United Caucus materials, constitutions, minutes, correspondence,
and The Voice , 1973-1974
58. Campaigner's Manual NEA Challenge Election (3-ring binder), Fall 1978
Box VIII.9.2
1. Task Force Report on SUNY's Colleges of Technology (booklet),
[1993]
2. "This Transaction Made Possible by SUNY" "dollar bills" and
stickers, circa 1995-1996
3. 20th Anniversary Program, Jan. 1993
4. 25th Anniversary paper bag, 1998
5. "Twenty-Five Years", 1998
6. universitas, Vol. 1, nos. 1-4 (folder 1 of 2), Sept. 1978-June 1979
6A. universitas, Vol. 1, nos. 1-4 (folder 2 of 2), Sept. 1978-June 1979
7. UUP billfold
8. UUP Constitution, April 1976, Nov. 1978, Feb. 1981, Winter
1987
9. "UUP In the News", Spring 1987
10. UUP Name Tags (blank)
11. UUP Oral History Project-Interview Transcript-Edward J. Alfonsin,
Aug. 15, 1990 (folder 1 of 2)
12. UUP Oral History Project-Interview Transcript-Edward J. Alfonsin,
Aug. 15, 1990 (folder 2 of 2)
12A. UUP organizational chart/office personnel listings, Nov./Dec. 1987 and circa June 1988
12B. UUP temporary skin tattoo, 2000
12C. UUP window decal, 2000
13. UUPdate 1993 Legislative Campaign, 1993
14. The Voice , Vol. II, No. 7, Dec. 1974
15. The Voice , UUP 10th Anniversary (photocopy), April 22, 1983
16. The Voice , UUP 20th Anniversary issue, Feb. 1993
Box VIII.9.3
Posters and other oversized materials
1. UUP blue leather bag
2. Bumper Sticker: "A SUNY Grad is One in a Million", undated
3. Bumper Sticker: "UUP..Naturally", undated
4. Bumper Sticker: "Support Your State University of New York", undated
5. Bumper Sticker: "United University Professions Promoting Excellence",
undated
6. Banner "No Cuts!"
7. AFT Charter NYSUT Retired Members in Election District #40, December
1, 1991
8. "Let's Not Lose SUNY Piece by Piece" reproduction of billboard
sponsored by Environmental Science and Forestry, Cortland, Oswego and Health
Science Centers chapters, circa 1996
9. "What Kind of 'Power' Do You Want Working for You?" NYEA challenge
election poster, 1978
10. "UUP.The Choice is Simple" NYEA challenge election poster, 1978
11. "Link Scholarship Dollar$ at Work", undated
12. "Cancelled: How Smart Can New York Be if We Keep Cutting Classes",
March 1989
13. "Cancelled: Will SUNY Be There for the Next Generation?", Dec. 1990
14. "If You Really Love New York, Don't Cut the SUNY Budget", Feb. 1989
15. "Slamming the Door at SUNY Slams the Door on Our State's Future,"
(distributed at Spring 1991 Delegate Assembly)
16. "We Made a Promise to the Next Generation. Can Our State Afford
to Break It?" (English and Spanish versions), Feb./March 1989; Jan. 1990
17. "Cutting SUNY is the No-Brain Approach to Solving Our State's Problems",
March 1991
18. "Short-Changing Higher Education is Bad Business", March 1991
19. "Sign and mail this letter now. Your kids' future is at stake", circa
1992
20. "Under Destruction", (Stony Brook chapters funded), circa 1992
21. "Denied Admission", Jan./Feb. 1992
22. "New York-You Can't Have it Both Ways", Jan. 1989
23. "VOTE/COPE and UUP Together", undated
24. "NYSUT-UUP Growing Stronger Through VOTE/COPE", undated
25. "State University of New York Our Future Depends on It", Jan .1992
26. "SUNY's Future in Question. You Hold the Answer", May 1992
27. SUNY-New York's Most Intelligent Investment" NYS Legislative Session Calendar
1996
Box VIII.9.4
UUP canvas bags (seven total in five different styles)
UUP Plattsburgh canvas bag
Box VIII.9.5
(Numbers following each entry in parenthesis indicate the total number of each
item)
White, short-sleeve UUP t-shirt (1)
White, long-sleeve UUP t-shirt (1)
Black, short-sleeve UUP t-shirt (25th anniversary) (1)
White "Infrastructure" t-shirt (2)
Black cap and gown used for demonstrations in 1980s (1)
Box VIII.9.6
(Listed by tray and compartment numbers. Numbers following each entry
in parenthesis indicate the total number of each item)
Tray 1
1. "McCall, Cuomo, Burstein" button (1)
2. "Senator Javits" button (1)
3. "Hospitality Academy at McCormick Place" lapel pin (1)
4. "[Nelson] Mandela for President-The People's Choice" button (1)
5. "Proud to be a Teacher" buttons (2)
6. "Convention Delegates Atlanta '88" button (1)
7. AFT "A Women's Place is in Her Union" button (1)
8. "The Wrath of Grapes" button (1)
9. "Boycott Grapes" button (1)
10. [David] Dinkins "New Yorkers Working Together for a Better
New York" button, 1989 (1)
11. "Deputy Sheriff" toy badge (1)
12. "Yes on Bond; No on Con" buttons (3)
13. UUP logo key ring, red plastic (1)
14. UUP logo key ring, red plastic (1)
15. [compartment not used]
Tray 2
1. "Don't Break the Promise - Invest in SUNY" button (1)
2. "Handle with Care" button, 1999 (1)
3. "OUCH. Cutting $121 Million from SUNY hurts us all" buttons, 2000
(2)
4. UUP logo key chain flashlights (2)
5. UUP logo brass/marble paperweight (1)
6. "Time to Invest in SUNY" desk clock (1)
7. "Andes candies" (chocolate mint) with UUP 25th anniversary logo
on wrapper (2)
8. UUP oval lapel pins, black and red (6; one in black velvet presentation
box, 5 loose)
9. UUP Vote/Cope lapel pins, blue in shape of New York State (5)
10. UUP 20th Anniversary lapel pins (3)
11. UUP round lapel pin, red background and gold (1)
12. UUP round lapel pins, red outline with gold (4)
13. UUP lapel pin in shape of New York State (blue letters on
silver) (1) [See also Box VIII.9.7, tray 4 for a sample casting of pins
and history of pin creation]
14. NYSUT 25th anniversary lapel pin (1)
15. NYSUT lapel pins, gold on black background (2)
Tray 3
1. "S.O.S. Save Our SUNY" buttons (2)
2. "Albany Lobbyist - Veteran of 1995 NYS Budget Campaign" button (1)
3. "Resist Speed UPS" UUP Cortland button (1)
4. "No More SUNY-cide!" UUP Plattsburgh buttons (2)
5. "I Walked the Line for UUP at Plattsburgh" button (1)
6. "Work to Rule" buttons (3)
7. "UUP Works while SUNY Fiddles" buttons (2, one white, one yellow)
8. "I'm Working Hard without a Contract" UUP buttons (3)
9. "I'm Working Hard without a Contract" button (1)
10. "Working Without a New Contract" buttons (4)
11. "Bill Scheuerman State Assembly" button (1)
12. "Ask Me About Bob Albrecht Academic Veep" button (1)
13. "Reilly and the United Team" buttons (2)
14. "Galbraith, Reilly, Potter and the United Team" buttons (2)
15. "Corigliano, Scheuerman, Schroeder Vote United" button (1)
Tray 4
1. UUP ID badge neckstrap holder (1)
2. "Don't Break the Promise - Invest in SUNY" pencils (2)
3. UUP pencil (1)
4. UUP ballpoint pen (1)
5. UUP fine-point pens (3)
6. UUP fine-point pen, 25th anniversary logo (1)
7. UUP 25th anniversary logo highlighters (2)
Box VIII.9.7
(Listed by tray and compartment numbers. Numbers following each entry
in parenthesis indicate the total number of each item)
Tray 1
1. "SUNY Think of the Possibilities" cube notepad (1)
2. "OUCH. SUNY Cuts hurt us all" first aid kit, 2000 (1)
3. UUP 25th anniversary logo luggage tag (1)
4. UUP logo paperweight, clear plastic (1)
5. "Save SUNY - Save Public Higher Education" UUP and Student
Association of State University buttons (3)
6. UUP stickers, white background (15)
Tray 2
1. UUP stickers, tan background (52)
2. UUP 25th anniversary logo magnets (3)
3. "Strengthen New York State's Future - Invest in SUNY" fortune cookie
(1)
4. Delegate Assembly identification badges of Frank Maraviglia,
Winter 1988, Fall 1990, Fall 1991, and undated (from Reilly administration)
(4 total)
5. Identification badges of Frank Maraviglia, various meetings (3 total)
6. NYSUT Higher Ed Committee of 100 identification badge and empty NYSUT
identification badge holder (2 total)
Tray 3
1. UUP buttons, red on white (2)
2. UUP buttons, white on blue (2)
3. UUP button, black and red on white (1)
4. "Responsibility, Respect, Results, Lessons for Life NYSUT/AFT
Because We Care" button (1)
5. "Solidarity Day" button, September 19, 1981, AFL-CIO, NYSUT (1)
6. "Our Dream..Don't Take it Away Support SUNY" button (1)
7. "New York Works Because We Work!" buttons, CSEA, PEF, Council 82,
and UUP (2)
8. "UUP: Retain Not Retrench" button (1)
9. "Vote Yes for SUNY Restorations" buttons (4)
10. "UUP/NYSUT VOTE/COPE Contributor" buttons (3)
11. "We're Bleeding" button (1)
12. "100% Restorations for SUNY" buttons (3)
13. "Fair Taxes Recovery is Everybody's Business" button (1)
14. "Stop Parking Fees" CSEA button (1)
15. "No Parking Fee" buttons (5); "Free Parking" button (1)
Tray 4
1. 1989 Winter Delegate Assembly ice scraper
2. UUP lapel pin in form of New York State: framed sample casting,
gold-wash sample pin, pewter-washed pin, with explanatory text provided
by Edward J. Alfonsin
3. Delegate identification badges with ribbons, of Frank Maraviglia (2);
"This Transaction Made Possible By SUNY" stack of 100 "dollar bills" (1)
Box VIII.9.8
(Listed by tray number. Numbers following each entry in parenthesis indicate
the total number of each item)
Tray 1
Baseball caps (3): UUP (maroon); UUP 25th anniversary logo (black); UUP (white)
Tray 2
"Vote Maraviglia" Styrofoam hat (1)
UUP Plattsburgh baseball cap (1)
Box VIII.9.9
(Listed by tray number. Numbers following each entry in parenthesis indicate
the total number of each item)
Tray 1
1. Coffee cup: State University of New York, College at Oneonta (1)
2. Coffee cup: State University of New York, Oswego (1)
3. Coffee cup: State University of New York, Delhi (1)
4. Coffee cup: State University of New York, Maritime College (1)
5. Coffee cup: State University of New York, Stony Brook (1)
6. Coffee cup: State University of New York, Binghamton (1)
7. Coffee cup: State University of New York, New Paltz (1)
8. Coffee cup: SUNY Morrisville (1)
9. Coffee cup: State University of New York at Buffalo (1)
Tray 2
"Invest in Futures" baby bottle (proposed legislative giveaway design;
not actually used) (1)
"SUNY: Invest in Futures" glow in the dark teddy bear "piggy
banks" (final legislative giveaway design) (4)
"SUNY: Handle with Care" legislative giveaway coffee mug (1)
Slides: Operation Safeguard SUNY, December 1997
Slide Box Containing:
A. Slides: Ernest Boyer (SUNY Chancellor) (12 slides)
B. Slides from "Archives Room" display (80 slide)
C. Loose slides from "Memorabilia" boxes, probably from
"Archives Room" display (101 slides)
(See box itself for additional information on the "Archives Room"
slides and for identification information for the individual slides.)
Box VIII.9.10
(Listed by tray number. Numbers following each entry in parenthesis indicate
the total number of each item)
Tray 1
1. Coffee cup, State University of New York, Health Science Center
at Syracuse (1)
2. Coffee cup, State University of New York, Farmingdale (1)
3. Coffee cup, SUNY, College at Purchase (1)
4. Coffee cup, Potsdam College (1)
5. Coffee cup, State University of New York, College of Arts and Science
at Geneseo (1)
6. Coffee cup, University at Albany (1)
7. Coffee cup, State University of New York, Institute of Technology
(1)
8. Coffee cup, Alfred State College (1)
9. Coffee cup, State University of New York, College at Fredonia (1)
Tray 2
1. Coffee cup, Brockport College (1)
2. Coffee cup, College of Agriculture and Technology (chipped) (1)
3. Coffee cup, UUP-Vote/Cope (1)
4. Coffee cup, UUP Stony Brook (1)
5. Coffee cup, UUP Albany Chapter (1)
6. Coffee cup, UUP Oneonta Chapter (1)
This glossary identifies some of the more frequently used acronyms in this finding aid and in the materials in the UUP Collection.
AAUP - American Association of University Professors
AFT - American Federation of Teachers
COARM - Committee on Active Retired Membership
CSEA - Civil Service Employees Association
CUNY - City University of New York
CWA - Communications Workers of America
DA - UUP Delegate Assembly
EOC - Educational Opportunity Center
GOER - Governor's Office of Employee Relations (also referred to as OER)
GSEU - Graduate Student Employees Union
HSC - Health Science Center
IP - Improper Practice
L/M - Labor-Management
NEA - National Education Association
NTP - Non-Teaching Professionals
NYEA - New York Educators Association
NYS - New York State
NYSTA - New York State Teachers Association (predecessor to NYSUT)
NYSUT - New York State United Teachers
OER - Office of Employee Relations (also referred to as GOER)
PDQWL - Professional Development and Quality of Work Life
PEF - Public Employees Federation
PERB - Public Employment Relations Board
PSC - Professional Staff Congress (CUNY)
RA - NYSUT Representative Assembly
RELAG - Retiree Legislative Action Group
SASU - Student Association of the State University
S&H - Safety and Health
SPA - Senate Professional Association (predecessor to UUP)
SUFT - State University Federation of Teachers (predecessor to UUP)
SUNY - State University of New York
SUPA - State University Professional Association (predecessor to UUP)
UUP - United University Professions
VOTE/COPE - Voice of Teacher Education/Committee on Political Education [voluntary NYSUT nonpartisan political action fund]
This is an index of the folder titles in the Box and Folder list for the records of United University Professions. This is not an index to the collection, and does not include the name of every individual for whom there are materials in the collection nor the location of materials related to a given individual or subject if such name or subject was not included in the relevant folder title.
For each citation, the number before the colon is the box number, the number after the colon is the folder number (if no folder number is given, the entire box contains materials relevant to the subject). The box numbers are made up of a series of numerals separated by periods; the Roman numeral indicates the Subgroup that the box belongs to, and the Arabic numerals indicate the series and the box number, except for boxes in Subgroup II for which the series numbers were omitted. Box numbers with three Arabic numerals indicate the series, subseries, and box number. The records in Subgroup I are on microfilm, citations to those records indicate the Subgroup and the microfilm reel number. Citations in boldface indicate the primary source for records on the subject.
A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P R S T U V W Y Z
A
AAUP. See American Association of University Professors
Academic freedom: II.1:42; Elwin Powell, SUNY Buffalo, III.3.5:7
Academic Research and Development Committee: IV.4.1:1
Academics: financial disclosure statements exemption requests (New York State Ethics Commission), III.5.8:3; new ranks for, III.3.4:27; Newer Member Surveys completed by, IVA.4.1:6-15
Access: III.5.13:8; SUNY admissions criteria, III.5.1:1: Reilly testimony regarding, III.5.11:37; videotape of Reilly testimony, VIII.6.1:27
Accuracy in Academia organization: IV.7.1:1
Active Retiree, The (newsletter): IV.4.9:22, VIII.3.3.1:1
Adjuncts: NYSUT Higher Education Task Force, II.1:43
Advertising Campaigns: III.5.1:4-5, IV.7.1:2, VIII.3.1.1; VIII.9.1:1-3, VIII.9.1:29;
--on audiotape, VIII.6.2:11-12, VIII.6.2:14-15, VIII.6.2:17-22, VIII.6.2:24-25, VIII.6.2:30, VIII.6.2:32;
--legislative give-aways with campaign message, VIII.9.6:2(6), VIII.9.6:4(2); VIII.9.7:1(1-2), VIII.9.7:2(3), VIII.9.9:2;
--pins with campaign message, VIII.9.6:2(1-3);
--posters, VIII.9.3:8, VIII.9.3:12-22, VIII.9.3:25-27;
--of student retention committee, III.3.1:3;
--on videotape, VIII.6.1:7, VIII.6.1:21.
See also Public Relations
Affirmative Action: III.5.13:10-12; IV.7.1:4-5; VI.4.1.1:4-5; correspondence with SUNY assistant vice chancellor for, III.3.2:7, VII.2.1:21; workshops, IV.6.2:10-11. See also Equity
Affirmative Action Committee: III.3.2:18, III.5.1:6-8, IV.4.1:2-15, V.1.1:1
AFL-CIO: II.1:44, III.3.1:5, III.5.1:9, IV.7.1:6-9; conventions, IV.8.1:1-8; Education Committee, III.5.1:10; photographs, VIII.7.1:2-3, VIII.7.16:8-11. See also Public Employee Division, AFL-CIO
AFT. See American Federation of Teachers
Agency Fee: III.3.1:8-9, III.5.2:3, IV.7.1:19-27, V.1.1:23, V.1.1:25; State Comptroller correspondence regarding, IV.7.6:52A
Agreement: 1974-1976, II.2:6;
--distribution, II.2:8-9;
--final agreements (booklets), VI.1.1:9, VI.1.1:13, VI.1.1:21B, VI.1.4:6, VI.1.5:19, VI.1.7:15A. VI.1.9:1, VI.1.10:1, VI.1.11:3, VIII.9.1:17-19;
--tentative 1979-1982, IV.7.7:23.
See also American Arbitration Association, contract ratification votes/certificates
of results
Agricultural and Technical Colleges: Ag and Tech colleges dinner, IV.7.1:18; report, SUNY Ag and Tech Colleges Subcommittee on Salary Disparity, IVA.2.1:52; report, "SUNY's Colleges of Technology and Agricultural and Technical Colleges: -Hands-On Education for the 21st Century," VIII.3.3.1:39
AIDS: III.5.2:4-5, IV.7.1:28-29; Joint Labor-Management Committee on, IIIA.2.2:2
AIDS Work Group: IV.4.1:16-17
Alabama: collective bargaining in education in, II.8:4
Albany Campus: AAUP activities on, IVA.3.1:6-7, IVA.3.2:3, 5; retrenchment, IVA.3.2:3; retrenchment reports (Report of Select Committee on Academic Program Priorities; Report of Presidential Task Force on Priorities and Resources), IV.7.6:42-43; SPA materials, IVA.3.1:6-7; student strikes, IVA.3.2:1
Albany Chapter: III.3.6:17-18, IV.3.3.1:1-12, IV.3.3.15:2; budget impact study, III.5.2:11; newsletters, IV.3.3.1:12; photographs, VIII.7.1:8-9
Albrecht, Robert (UUP): El Salvador photographs, VIII.7.18:9
Albro, Donna (SUNY): VII.2.1:1
Alfonsin, Edward (UUP): III.4.1:6; files, IV.6.1-IV.6.4; notebook of collected materials, VIII.9.1:57; oral history interview transcript, VIII.9.2:11-12; photographs, VIII.7.7:13
Alfred Chapter: III.3.6:19, IV.3.3.1:13-21, IV.3.3.15:3; Alfred Ceramics, IV.3.3.1:18; constitution, IV.3.3.1:18A; newsletters, IV.3.3.1:19-21; petition regarding lack of progress in negotiations, VI.1.6:29; photographs, VIII.7.1:10
Ambach, Gordon (SUNY): III.3.1:10
American Arbitration Association: contract ratification votes/certificates of results, II.2:7, IV.7.3:5, VI.1.1:13A, VI.1.1:24, VI.1.4:17; photographs of ballot count, VIII.7.5:14-16
American Association of University Professors (AAUP): II.1:1, II.1:40, III.3.1:1-2, III.5.2:6, IV.7.1:30-31; Albany campus, IVA.3.1:6-7, IVA.3.2:3, IVA.3.2:5; miscellaneous reports, II.1:41; NEA/NYEA challenge and merger proposal, III.3.1:22, IV.7.7:7; report on workload, VI.4.3.3:7
American Federation of Teachers (AFT): II.2:1-2, III.3.1:6-7, III.4.1:1-3, III.5.1:11-36, III.5.2:1-2, IV.7.1:10-17;
--Advisory Commission on Higher Education, III.5.1:11-15: Reilly statement prepared for on elimination of mandatory retirement, III.5.1:14, III.5.11:40;
--Al Shanker (president), III.4.1:4;
--benefits, II.2:3, IV.7.1:16, V.1.1:3;
--charter for NYSUT Retired Members in Election District #40, VIII.9.3;
--College and University Council, IVA.3.2:2;
--conventions, II.2:4-5, IV.6.3:1, IV.8.1:9-26, IV.8.2:1-5, IV.8.2:8; photographs from, VIII.7.1:1, VIII.7.16:11;
--Education and Research Committee, III.5.1:17;
--Full Membership Program, IV.4.7:10, IV.7.1:15;
--Futures Committee, III.5.1:20-21;
--"Inside Your Schools" program, IV.7.4:9;
--International Meeting of University Teachers, Helsinki (1986), III.4.1:5;
--photographs, VIII.7.1:1, VIII.7.16:11-12;
--sponsored conferences, III.5.1:18-19, III.5.1:25-28; III.5.1:30-32, III.5.1:35-36; III.5.2:1-2; QuEST conference, IV.8.2:6-7: photographs, VIII.7.21:2;
--Study Group on Retirement, III.5.1:34;
--survey of teachers' salaries, V.1.1:32;
--Task Force on the Future of Education, IV.7.1:17
Anderson, Tony (director of organizing): III.3.1:11
Appointments: College Year Obligations, III.3.2:14. See also Term Appointments, Temporary Appointments
Arbitrations: II.2:11, II.6:8-9, III.3.1:12-13
Archives Committee: IV.4.1:18
Asbestos: IIIA.2.1:0; Assembly Task Force on, IV.7.1:32
Attendance Reporting Systems: III.3.1:18; attendance forms/time sheets, III.3.1:17
Audio tapes: VIII.6.2-VIII.6.3
Baker, Charles (consultant/organizer): III.3.4:19
Benefits: III.3.4:11, III.5.2:8-9, IV.6.2:12-13, IV.7.2:3-5, V.1.1:6;
--Aetna, III.5.16:7; Aetna Tax Deferred Annuity, IV.7.1:3;
--AFT, II.2:3, IV.7.1:16, V.1.1:3;
--Blue Cross/Blue Shield, IV.7.2:6;
--brochures and handbooks, II.5:4, VIII.3.3.1:3;
--CDPHP crisis, III.5.16:8;
--Client's Security Fund of the State of New York, IV.7.2:22;
--dental plans/insurance, II.4:14, IV.7.3:12; Dental Insurance Review Committee, III.3.3:8;
--domestic partner benefits, VI.4.3.1:43;
--E.F. Hutton, IV.7.3:14-15;
--Empire Plan, III.5.16:9, IV.7.3:17;
--Employee Benefits Specialist, III.5.9:9-11;
--employee benefits handbook from leadership workshop, IVA.3.2:6;
--income tax guide, III.5.16:10;
--mental health and substance abuse, III.5.16:11;
--negotiations materials on, VI.1.4:15-16;
--negotiator files on, VI.4.3.1:4-9, VI.4.3.1:21-22, VI.4.3.1:43, VI.4.3.2:45;
--training program photographs, VIII.7.1:7.
See also Insurance; Member Benefits; Pension; Public Employees Benefit
Fund
Best of Our Knowledge, The (radio program): III.5.16:35; audiotapes of, VIII.6.2:37-52, VIII.6.3
Bills (Legislative). See Legislation
Binghamton Chapter: III.3.6:20, IV.3.3.1:22-24, IV.3.3.2:0-6, IV.3.3.15:4; newsletters, IV.3.3.2:6; newspaper, IV.3.3.2:4-5; photographs, VIII.7.1:11
Black Caucus: photographs, VIII.7.16:15
Black History Month: reception, III.5.2:10
Boyer, Ernest (SUNY Chancellor): III.3.1:26; slides of, VIII.9.9:2
Bress, Joseph (GOER): VII.1.1:1-2
Brockport Campus: competency-based teacher education program, III.3.2:35-36
Brockport Chapter: III.3.6:21-24, IV.3.3.2:7-19A, IV.3.3.15:5; newsletters, IV.3.3.2:16-19A; photographs, VIII.7.1:12
Brooklyn Health Science Center: clinical practice, IV.7.2:29; faculty salary compensation from research grants and contracts, VI.2.1:26
Brooklyn Health Science Center Chapter [formerly Downstate Medical Center Chapter]: III.3.7:8-9; IV.3.3.2:20-24, IV.3.3.3:0-13, IV.3.3.15:6-8; conference, IV.3.3.3:13; constitutions, IV.3.3.3:10A; dues cap removal question, III.5.4:3; newsletters, IV.3.3.3:11-12; photographs, VIII.7.2:1
Budget Analysis Task Force: IV.7.2:12
Budget Committee (SPA, SUNY/United): II.1:2, II.3:17, II.3:19
Budget, New York State (including SUNY): III.3.3:15, III.5.2:11-14, III.5.7:30-33, IV.6.2:14, IV.7.2:13-15;
--action plans, III.5.1:2, III.5.2:12;
--advertising campaign, III.5.2:15;
--bulletins, III.4.1:8;
--campus impact studies/reports, III.5.2:11, III.5.2:16-17, III.5.14:3-4, IV.7.2:14;
--legislation on furloughs and lag pay, III.5.6:28;
--legislative program and, III.5.6:26;
--miscellaneous analyses, II.3:23;
--regional meetings on, III.5.11:10-11; photographs of, VIII.7.16:16-18;
--Reilly testimony regarding, III.5.11:28, III.5.11:31-36;
--videotapes of Reilly testimony regarding, VIII.6.1:15.
See also State University of New York, budget
Budget, SUNY. See State University of New York, budget
Budget, UUP. See United University Professions, budget. See also Finance Committee
Budin, Morris (UUP): photographs, VIII.7.7:15
Buffalo Center [SUNY Buffalo] Chapter: II.1:3-4; III.3.6:25-26, IV.3.3.3:14-20, IV.3.3.4:0-4, IV.3.3.15:9-11, V.1.1:31; newsletters, IV.3.3.4:4; photographs, VIII.7.2:3. See also Professional Staff Senate
Buffalo Health Science Center: clinical practice dentists, IV.7.2:27; clinical practice doctors, IV.7.2:28
Buffalo Health Science Center Chapter: III.3.6:27, IV.3.3.4:5-12, IV.3.3.15:12-14; constitutions, IV.3.3.4:11A; newsletters, IV.3.3.4:12; photographs, VIII.7.2:4
Buffalo, State University College: competency-based teacher education program, III.3.2:37
Buffalo, State University College Chapter: III.3.6:28-30, IV.3.3.4:13-18, IV.3.3.5:1-9, IV.3.3.15:15; newsletters, IV.3.3.5:8-9; photographs, VIII.7.2:2
Bundy Aid: IV.7.2:18
Burke, Joseph (SUNY Provost): VII.2.1:2; meeting with, III.5.15:2
California: collective bargaining in education in, II.8:8
Campuses: by-laws, II.3:25; campus schools/campus learning centers, II.3:26, III.4.1:10: closure of Holcomb Learning Center, Geneseo, IV.3.3.9:14; child care centers, III.4.1:9; senates, III.3.5:25. See also names of individual campuses
Canton Chapter: III.3.6:31, IV.3.3.5:10-18, IV.3.3.15:16; election challenge, IV.3.3.5:18; newsletters, IV.3.3.5:16-17; photographs, VIII.7.2:5
Career Development Committee: III.3.2:21; IV.4.1:19-20
Carey, Hugh (Governor, New York State): II.3:27, III.3.6:32, III.4.1:11
Carnegie Report, "A Nation Prepared: Teachers for the 21st Century": IV.7.2:20
Casenovia College: II.8:9
Caucuses: II.4:3; election campaign materials, VIII.9.1:12-13. See also Reform Caucus; United Caucus; Unity Caucus
Central Administration Chapter: III.3.6:33, IV.3.3.5:19-23; newsletters, IV.3.3.5:22-23; photographs, VIII.7.2:6
Certificate Program in Teacher Education. See Competency-Based Teacher Education
Chancellor (SUNY): III.5.14:17; consultations with (Article IX), II.4:7. See also Boyer, Ernest; Johnstone, Bruce; Wharton, Clifton
Chapter Development Committee: IV.4.1:21, Chapter Release Time subcommittee of, IV.4.1:22
Chapter Presidents: III.3.6:36, III.3.7:1; correspondence, III.5.2:18-19, IV.3.1.1- IV.3.1.2; meetings, II.6:2, III.5.2:18-19, IV.3.2.1: photographs of, VIII.7.17:4-11
Chapter Release Time: III.5.2:20-24, III.5.4:12; subcommittee of Chapter Development Committee, IV.4.1:22. See also Release Time Review Committee
Chapters: IV.6.2:16-19; correspondence with Safety and Health Specialist, IIIA.2.1:7-9, IIIA.2.2:1; handbook for chapter treasurers, IV.7.3:36, VIII.3.3.1:4A; leadership, V.1.1:6; leadership bulletins, III.3.3:34 (see also Connection, The); leadership directory, III.3.6:35, VIII.9.1:38; questionnaires, III.3.2:9; visits on contract ratification, III.5.16:12. See also individual chapter names
Child Care: III.4.1:17-18; articles on, III.3.1:16; campus child care centers, III.4.1:9; chapter reports on, III.4.1:19-20; SUNY day care centers, III.3.6:4. See also Empire State Day Care Services, Inc.
Child Care Advisory Committee: IV.4.1:23
City University of New York (CUNY): II.4:11, III.3.7:6; merger with SUNY/Temporary State Commission on the Future of Post-Secondary Education (Wessell Commission), III.3.6:3, IV.7.4:39; tenure quota literature, V.1.1:33. See also National Center for the Study of Collective Bargaining in Higher Education; Professional Staff Congress
Civil Service Employees Association (CSEA): II.1:5; II.4:9-10, III.3.7:5, IV.7.3:10;
--agreement with state 1995, VI.4.3.1:42;
--attempt to split bargaining unit, II.6:25;
--four unions rally with, see Rallies;
--history, VI.4.1.1:16
Clinical Practice/Clinical Practice Management Plans: II.1:11, II.8:5, III.3.7:22-23, IV.7.2:23-30; negotiations, VI.1.5:26, VI.1.10:3, VI.2.1:16-30; negotiator files, VI.4.3.1:13, VI.4.3.1:49, VI.4.3.2:46. See also Health Science Centers; Medical Caucus
Clinical Practice Committee: III.5.2:25-27, IV.4.2:1-3
Coalition Against Layoffs: IV.7.2:31
Coalition of American Public Employees (CAPE)/NEA: II.4:2
Coalition of Labor Union Women, Committee on: IV.4.2:4
Coalition for Public Higher Education: IV.7.3:1-3; bumper stickers distributed by, VIII.3.3.1:28; photographs, VIII.7.4:11; stickers distributed by, VIII.3.3.2:14
Cobleskill Chapter: III.3.7:2, IV.3.3.5:24-26, IV.3.3.6:1-9, IV.3.3.15:17; newsletters, IV.3.3.6:6-9; photographs, VIII.7.2:7-9
Collective Bargaining: III.3.2:11; elections, IV.6.2:20-21. See also National Center for the Study of Collective Bargaining in Higher Education; Taylor Law
College Persistence Data/Student Retention Rates: III.5.2:28
College Year Obligations/Appointments: III.3.2:14
Colleges of Technology: Ag and Tech dinner, IV.7.1:18; Task Force on, IV.4.2:5: report, VIII.3.3.1:43, VIII.9.2:1
Colorado: collective bargaining in education in, II.8:12
Commission on Independent Colleges and Universities (cIcu): III.3.2:10, IV.7.3:4
Commissioner's Task Force on Teacher Education and Certification: III.3.2:15-16, III.3.6:34
Committee on Active Retired Membership (COARM). See Retired Membership Committee
Committee on Residents and Interns (CIR): III.3.2:17
Committees: II.4:3; IV.4.1-IV.4.12, IV.6.2:22, V.1.1:6; activity register, III.5.3:1; appointments to, III.3.2:19, III.4.1:12-14, III.5.3:2-18, III.5.16:13; attendance reporting for, III.3.2:20; chairpersons, III.5.3:19; committee member lists, III.4.1:12-14, III.5.3:5, III.5.3:9, III.5.3:12, III.5.3:18; photographs, VIII.7.4:12-13, VIII.7.5:1-13. See also Labor Management Committees; names of individual committees
Communications Workers of America (CWA): III.3.3:6, IV.2.2:9A; IV.7.3:11
Community Colleges: II.4:4, IV.6.2:23, VI.4.1.1:12; Nassau Community College, IV.7.4:43; NYSUT conferences on, III.5.8:19-20; photographs of community colleges conference, VIII.7.17:13
Competency-Based Teacher Education (CBTE): II.3:28-29, II.8:10-11, III.3.2:35-40, III.3.3:1, III.3.6:34, VI.4.1.1:8. See also Commissioner's Task Force on Teacher Education and Certification; Teaching as a Profession and Teacher Competency, Report on
Comprehensive Employment and Training Act (CETA): III.3.3:3
Computer Technology Committee: IV.4.2:6-9
Conferences: III.3.3:5, III.5.3:20; Baldwin, James, IV.7.2:2: photographs, VIII.7.10:3; Brooklyn HSC, IV.3.3.3:13; community college conferences (NYSUT), III.5.8:19-20; inservice education, III.3.3:28; on faculty unions in public higher education, III.3.3:4; Institute for Research in History "Scholars in Transition: From the Academy to the Marketplace," IV.7.4:10; International Federation of Free Teachers' Unions, III.5.5:33; International Meeting of University Teachers, Helsinki (1986), III.4.1:5; nurses and public policy, III.5.8:12: photographs of, VIII.7.20:3
Connection, The: VIII.1.1
Constitutional Review Committee: II.4:5, III.3.2:22, IV.4.2:10
Constitutional Study Committee: IV.4.2:11-14
Constitutions: Alfred Chapter, IV.3.3.1:18A; Brooklyn Health Science Center, IV.3.3.3:10A; Buffalo Health Science Center, IV.3.3.4:11A. See also United University Professions, constitution
Consumer Price Index: II.4:8, VI.4.1.1:13
Continuity of Employment Committee: IV.4.2:15-19. See also Retraining Committee
Contract. See Agreement
Contract Analysis (Teacher Contracts) prepared by NYSUT: II.7:19
Contracting Out: negotiator materials on, VI.4.3.1:17, VI.4.3.1:31-32
Corigliano, Thomas (UUP): chief negotiator files, VI.4.2.1; photographs, VIII.7.7:17
Cornell University: II.8:13; School of Industrial and Labor Relations, IV.7.3:7
Correspondence:
--alphabetical, IV.5.1-IV.5.11;
--chapter presidents, III.5.2:18-19, IV.3.1.1-IV.3.1.2;
--chronological files of president, III.1.1-III.1.9;
--Governor's Office of Employee Relations, III.3.4:35-40, III.3.5:1, VI.2.1:3, VI.4.1.1:33, VI.4.3.1:36, VI.4.3.1:47, VII.1.1;
--miscellaneous, III.3.4:13, III.3.7:3, III.4.1:15-16;
-- SUNY, III.3.1:26-32, III.3.2:1-8, III.4.2:6, III.4.2:8, III.4.4:5, III.5.14:19, VII.2.1;
--telegrams, II.7:20.
See also Electronic Mail; Encinio, Philip, correspondence; Granger,
Robert, correspondence
Cortland Campus: competency-based teacher education program, III.3.2:38; Middle States Accreditation Review, III.5.7:19
Cortland Chapter: III.3.7:4, IV.3.3.6:10-22, IV.3.3.7:1-3, IV.3.3.15:18; newsletters, IV.3.3.6:21-22, IV.3.3.7:1-3; photographs, VIII.7.2:10-12
Council 82: four unions rally with, see Rallies
Cozort, William (UUP): IV.7.3:8; photographs, VIII.7.7:18
Crary, John (UUP): photographs, VIII.7.8:1
CSEA. See Civil Service Employees Association
CUNY. See City University of New York
Cuomo, Mario (Governor, New York State): III.5.3:21-22; audiotape of public affairs program with Reilly, VIII.6.2:13; photographs, VIII.7.8:2, VIII.7.18:14; resolution condemning, VIII.3.1.1:11; videotaped interview with, VIII.6.1:12
Curriculum: core, public affairs program regarding, VIII.9.2:35. See also Pedagogy, and curriculum
CWA. See Communications Workers of America
DA. See Delegate Assemblies
Day Care. See Child Care; Empire State Day Care Services, Inc.
Deans' Advisory Committees: II.4:12
Debs, Eugene V.: commemorative stamp effort, III.5.3:23
Decker, Janice (SUNY): III.3.1:27, VII.2.1:3
Delegate Assemblies: II.4:14, IV.2.1-IV.2.5, IV.6.1:1-16, IV.6.3:2, V.1.1:7-11; minutes, I:1-2, II.5:13, III.3.3:6A, V.1.1:20-22; photographs of, VIII.7.5:17, VIII.7.6:1-9, VIII.7.7:1, VIII.7.13:3, VIII.7.17:14-17, VIII.7.18:1-5; programs, VIII.9.1:21-24; Reilly files, III.5.3:25-32; transcripts, I:2-6; videotape of Scheuerman address to, VIII.6.1:2
Delhi Chapter: III.3.7:7, IV.3.3.7:4-7, IV.3.3.15:19; newsletters, IV.3.3.7:7; photographs, VIII.7.3:1
DeLucia, Lawrence (UUP): chronological correspondence, III.1.1:0A-0B; photographs, VIII.7.8:4; speeches, II.7:2
DeMarco, Allen (GOER): VII.1.1:3
Demonstrations: buttons and pins with UUP message, VIII.9.6-VIII.9.7; photographs, VIII.7.13:2-3, VIII.7.20:11-15, VIII.7.22:1; videotapes of, VIII.6.1:3-4, VIII.6.1:6, VIII.6.1:22, VIII.6.1:24, VIII.6.1:29, VIII.6.2:1, VIII.6.2:4, VIII.6.2:6-7, VIII.6.2:33. See also Rallies
Dentists: clinical practice plans negotiations, VI.2.1:24, VI.2.1:27-28; SIDS, IV.7.6:50
Department Representatives: handbook for, III.3.3:9, IV.7.6:56; workshop booklet for, IVA.3.2:6
Directories: VIII.5.1; chapter leadership, III.3.6:35, VIII.9.1:38; retired membership, VIII.5.1:3
Discretionary Monies: III.3.3:10, III.4.1:27, V.1.1:12; Article XIX, II.2:14-15; memorandum of understanding regarding, VI.1.2:10; merit and equity monies, II.6:7
Discrimination: Article XI, II.2:12
Disparity: III.5.3:33, III.5.16:22-24, IVA.2.1-IVA.2.2
Disparity Committee: IV.4.2:20-22; final report, IVA.2.1:53; photographs, VIII.7.18:6
Distance Learning: VI.4.3.1:50, VI.4.3.2:41
DiStefano, Henry (UUP): photographs, VIII.7.8:5
Dormitory Rent Policy: III.4.1:28-29
Downstate Medical Center. See Brooklyn Health Science Center
Drescher, Nuala (UUP): contribution on labor and prohibition in Law, Alcohol and Order: Perspectives on National Prohibition, IV.7.4:16; chronological correspondence files: III.1.1:1-29-III.1.3:1-8; postcards from, IV.7.3:13; photographs, VIII.7.8:6-7; testimonial dinner for, III.4.1:30: tribute program for, VIII.3.3.1:44; YWCA Tribute to Women, IV.7.8:8
Drew, Joseph (UUP): III.4.1:31; files, II.1:1-39, V.1.1; photographs, VIII.7.8:8
Drug Testing/Drug Free Workplace policy: III.5.4:1
Dual Employment: II.4:15
Dues: V.1.1:23; correspondence with State Comptroller regarding dues structure, IV.7.6:52A; dues cap removal, III.5.4:2-3; dues lists for SUFT, II.8:41; payroll deductions, II.4:16-17; rebates for chapters, II.4:18
Dullea, Henrick (SUNY): VII.2.1:4
Early Retirement: III.5.11:51-54; legislation, III.5.6:27. See also Retirement; Temporary Task Force on Optional Retirement Programs
Eatz, Christopher (GOER): VII.1.1:4
Economic Development, New York State: III.5.8:1-2; Saturn Project, IV.7.6:46; UUP Economic Development Project, IV.7.5:12-15: photographs, VIII.7.18:7. See also Reindustrialization
Education: state aid to, IV.7.6:52. See also Bundy Aid
Education Consolidation and Improvement Act (ECIA) Chapter 2 Advisory Committee: III.5.4:4-8, IV.7.3:16
Education Department, New York State: III.4.3:1. See also Regents, Board of
Education Records: privacy rights, II.4:20
Education Technology Committee: IV.4.2:23-24
Educational Communications, Office of: II.4:19
Educational Institutions: cost principles for, OMB Circular A-21, III.3.5:2
Educational Opportunity Centers (EOCs): II.4:25, III.5.4:9; booklet "On the Relocation of Educational Opportunity Centers to the Department of Labor," VIII.3.3.1:32, VIII.9.1:36
Educational Opportunity Centers Concerns Committee: IV.4.2:25, IV.4.3:1-4
Elections: II.4:21-22, II.5:11, III.4.5:11, IV.6.3:3-7; Canton election challenge, IV.3.3.5:18; collective bargaining, IV.6.2:20-21; Oswego election challenge, IV.3.3.15:34; photographs, VIII.7.7:2, VIII.7.18:8
Elections and Credentials Committee: II.4:21-22, III.3.2:23, IV.4.3:5-12; photographs, VIII.7.4:12
Electronic Mail: presidents' correspondence, III.2.1
Empire State College: Harry Van Arsdale Jr. School of Labor Studies, III.5.5:23; improper practice, III.3.3:26; workload forum, III.5.4:10
Empire State College Chapter: III.3.7:10, IV.3.3.7:8-16, IV.3.3.15:20; newsletters, IV.3.3.7:15-16; photographs, VIII.7.3:2
Empire State Day Care Services, Inc.: Children's Place at the Plaza, III.3.3:11-12, III.4.1:21-26
Empire State Institute for the Performing Arts: IV.7.3:18
Empire State Mathematics and Science Teacher Scholarship: IV.7.3:19
Employee Assistance Program (EAP): III.4.1:32, III.5.4:11, IV.7.3:20-24; photographs of signing ceremony (?), VIII.7.7:3
Employee Organizational Leave: III.5.4:12, IV.6.3:8; Article XV (later XI): II.2:13
Employment Committee: III.5.4:13, IV.4.3:13-16
Employment Security: negotiator files on, VI.4.3.1:20, VI.4.3.1:45; program, III.5.4:14; workshop photographs, VIII.7.18:10. See also Job Security
Encinio, Philip (SPA): correspondence, II.1:6
Endorsements, political: Hugh Carey, II.3:27; legislative program and, III.5.7:1; NYSUT, III.5.8:22-25
Energy Crisis/Conservation: II.4:23
Enrollment: pedagogy and, III.5.9:19; SUNY, III.5.4:15
Environmental Science and Forestry Chapter: III.3.7:11, IV.3.3.7:17-22, IV.3.3.15:21; newsletters, IV.3.3.7:22; photographs, VIII.7.3:3
EOC. See Educational Opportunity Centers
Ethics Commission, New York State: III.5.8:9-10; financial disclosure statements exemption requests, III.5.8:3-8; mailing to members, IV.7.3:27; Reilly testimony before, III.5.11:29
Equal Employment Opportunity: II.4:25
Equity: III.5.4:16-23; pay equity, III.5.9:18. See also Affirmative Action
Evaluate Full-Time Secretarial Assistance, Subcommittee to: IV.4.3:17
Evaluation and Promotion of Professional Employees. See Professional Employees, evaluation and promotion of
Excellence Committee: III.5.4:24, IV.4.3:18-22
Executive Board: II.6:29, II.8:17, III.3.3:13, III.3.7:12, IV.6.1:17-22, V.1.1:6; correspondence, III.4.1:33; correspondence and meeting materials, IV.1.1-IV.1.4; minutes I:1, III.3.3:14, V.1.1:20-22; photographs of, VIII.7.7:4-9; Reilly files, III.5.4:25-39, III.5.5:1-11; summary of board members during each presidential administration, VIII.8.1
Extra Service Compensation: III.3.3:18-19; SUNY memorandum on extra service, procedures and policy for professional staff, VI.1.1:11, VI.1.5:33
Extra Service Compensation Committee: III.3.2:24
Faculty Curriculum Vitae, III.5.5:12
Faculty Senate: III.4.2:1, III.5.14:21, IV.6.3:9, IVA.3.2:4; committee reports, II.4:27; correspondence, II.4:28-29; handbook and by-laws (Buffalo Senate), II.4:30; minutes, II.4:31. See also Professional Staff Senate
Faculty, Student Evaluation of, Committee: IV.4.11:20
Faculty Utilization, III.5.14:22, III.5.16:36; New York State Controller's report on, III.5.7:35. See also Workload
Fair Labor Standards Act: IV.7.3:28-30
Fair Labor Standards Act Committee: IV.4.3:23
Farmingdale Chapter: III.3.7:13-14, IV.3.3.8:1-15, IV.3.3.15:22; newsletters, IV.3.3.8:13; photographs, VIII.7.3:4, VIII.7.13:9; videotape of motorcade demonstration, VIII.6.1:6
Federal Government: policies on health care and military, III.5.5:13
Finance Committee: II.3:17-18, III.3.2:25, IV.4.3:24, IV.4.4:1-11, V.1.1:13-15; photographs, VIII.7.4:13
Financial Records. See Senate Professional Association, financial records; State University Federation of Teachers, finances; United University Professions, financial records
Fiscal Policy Institute: III.5.5:14-15
Floating Holidays: IV.7.3:31
Florida: III.3.3:20; collective bargaining in education in, II.8:18
"Focus on the Issues" (lecture series): III.3.3:21, IV.6.3:10
Forced Savings Memo: III.5.5:17
Fox, Ernest (UUP): photographs, VIII.7.8:10
Fredonia Chapter: III.3.7:15, IV.3.3.8:16-21, IV.3.3.9:1, IV.3.3.15:23; newsletters, IV.3.3.9:1; photographs, VIII.7.3:5
Freedom of Information Act: II.4:32
Freedom of Information Law (New York State): III.3.7:16, VI.4.1.1:19
Friend of SUNY Award: III.4.2:2, IV.7.3:32; photographs, VIII.7.18:13; programs, VIII.3.3.1:10
Frucher, Meyer (GOER): III.3.4:36, VII.1.1:5-6
Galbraith, Jeanne (UUP): IV.7.3:33; photographs, VIII.7.8:11
Geerken, Diane Ciminelli (UUP), Henry (UUP), and daughter Katie: photographs, VIII.7.8:12
Geneseo Chapter: III.3.7:17, IV.3.3.9:2-14, IV.3.3.15:24; Holcomb Learning Center closure, IV.3.3.9:14; newsletters, IV.3.3.9:10-13; photographs, VIII.7.3:6
Gillman, Richard (SUNY): VII.2.1:5
GOER. See Governor's Office of Employee Relations
Governor's Office of Employee Relations (GOER): III.3.4:35-40, III.3.5:1, III.3.5:32-34; correspondence with, VI.2.1:3, VI.4.1.1:33, VI.4.3.1:36, VI.4.3.1:47, VII.1.1; general counsel, III.3.4:35A; negotiating materials of, VI.1.5:44-45
Graduate Students Employees Union (GSEU): II.7:16-17, III.5.5:19-20, IV.7.3:34, VI.4.3.1:48; PERB case submissions and correspondence, III.4.2:3-5
Graduate Study Committee: IV.4.4:12
Granger, Robert (SPA): correspondence, II.1:7
Grievance Committee: III.3.2:26, III.3.7:20, IV.4.4:13-18; photographs, VIII.7.5:1
Grievances: II.1:8-9, II.4:33, II.5:1-2, II.6:8, III.3.3:23, III.5.5:21, IV.7.3:35, VI.4.1.1:20-21;
--individual, II.4:1, III.3.4:8, III.3.7:18, III.5.5:22, IV.7.4:32;
--negotiations materials, VI.1.4:15-16;
--negotiator materials on, VI.4.3.1:24;
--patent waiver grievance, II.6:30;
--photographs of workshop, VIII.7.7:10;
--Research Foundation, IV.6.1:29;
--workshop booklets, IVA.3.2:6, IVA.3.2:9
GSEU. See Graduate Students Employees Union
Gutenkauf, Dorothy (UUP): photographs, VIII.7.8:13
Haines, Raymond (SUNY): III.3.1:28, III.4.2:6, VII.2.1:6-7
Handbooks: chapter treasurers, IV.7.3:36, VIII.3.3.1:4A; department reps, III.3.3:9, IV.7.6:56; leadership, VIII.3.3.1:17-19; membership drive handbook (New Paltz Chapter), IVA.1.6:2; stewards, IV.7.6:56
Hansen, Charles (UUP): III.4.2:7; photographs, VIII.7.8:15
Harding, Nicholas (UUP): III.3.7:21
Hartman, Evelyn (UUP): negotiator files, VI.4.1.1; photographs, VIII.7.8:16
Hartnett, Thomas (GOER): III.3.4:37, VII.1.1:7-9
Hawaii: collective bargaining in education in, II.8:19
Health Benefits Committee: III.5.5:24-26, IV.4.4:19-24; New York State Public Sector Coalition on Health Care Benefits, IV.7.5:5
Health Care: II.5:3; Community Health Plan/Health Maintenance Organizations, III.3.2:34; cost containment studies, VI.1.6:11-12; negotiator files on, VI.4.2.1:15; Union Health Care Coop, IV.7.7:32; videotape of Health Care Association of New York Rally Day, VIII.6.1:8
Health Insurance: VI.1.5:41; negotiator files on, VI.4.2.1:16-17. See also Insurance, medical
Health Science Center Concerns Committee: IV.4.5:1
Health Science Centers: II.5:5, II.8:6-7, III.3.7:22-23, IV.6.3:11, V.1.1:18;
--Article 20, II.1:11, II.8:5-7;
--Murray Gordon, counsel for HSC negotiations, III.3.7:19;
--negotiator files on HSC concerns, VI.4.2.1:18;
--UUP report, "For the Common Health: A UUP View of SUNY and the Health Sciences," VIII.3.3.1:9.
See also Clinical Practice/Clinical Practice Management Plans; names
of individual health science centers
Higher Education:
--AFT Advisory Commission on, III.5.1:11-14;
--articles, studies, and reports, III.5.5:28, III.5.5:30;
--committee photographs, VIII.7.5:2;
--Conference on Faculty Unions in Public Higher Education, III.3.3:4;
--financial assistance, IV.7.3:38;
--roundtable on the future of public higher education (videotape), VIII.6.1:2.
See also Coalition for Public Higher Education; National Center for
Higher Education Management Systems; New York State Assembly, Higher Education
Committee; New York State Senate, Higher Education Committee; Sloan Commission
on Government and Higher Education; Statewide Coalition for Public Higher Education
Higher Education Act: reauthorization, III.5.5:29
Higher Education, Governor's Task Force on: II.5:6
Higher Education Services Corporation: III.5.5:31, IV.7.3:39
Hines, Thomas (SUNY): III.3.1:29, VII.2.1:8
Hobart, Thomas (NYSUT): III.3.3:24
Hodes, Nancy (GOER): III.3.4:38, VII.1.1:10; (SUNY): III.3.1:30, VII.2.1:9
Hospice: IV.7.4:1A
Hospitals (SUNY): III.5.14:30-31, III.5.15:1; consultant's report on reorganization, IV.7.4:2; restructuring, III.5.14:24-29, IV.7.7:13
Human Rights: II.5:15; AFT Human and Civil Rights Committee, III.5.1:22-24; AFT Human and Civil Rights conference, III.5.1:25; New York State Human Rights Division, III.3.7:24
Humane Animal Experimentation Task Force: III.5.5:32
Hunt, John (UUP): photographs, VIII.7.8:17
Illinois: collective bargaining in education in, II.8:20
Impasse: Article XIX, II.2:17; declaration of August 1982, VI.1.4:20
Improper Practice: VI.4.1.1:23-24; agreement distribution, II.2:9; Empire State, III.3.3:26; Utica/Rome, III.3.3:27
Indemnification: legislation regarding, IV.7.4:6
Independent Commission on the Future of the State University/"The Challenge and The Choice" report: IV.7.4:7
Inservice Education: Invitational Conference on, III.3.3:28
Insurance: II.5:16, III.3.4:10-11, IV.6.2:12-13;
--life: group life-member correspondence, III.3.3:29; group life insurance plan, VIII.3.3.1:12; Hartford Life insurance, IV.7.3:37; life insurance, III.5.16:16; life insurance mailing to bargaining unit, III.3.4:6; Metropolitan Life Insurance Company, IV.7.4:40-42; Unionmutual (group life): IV.7.7:33;
--medical: major medical coverage, V.1.1:19; Sentry
Insurance Catastrophic Medical Coverage Plan, III.3.5:26
Insurance Committee: IV.4.5:2; photographs of dealings with Aetna, VIII.7.5:3
Insurance, Investment & Annuities Committee: IV.4.5:3
Internship: III.3.3:30
Iowa Higher Education Association: II.8:21
IRS/SS Regulations: III.5.6:1
Jewish Labor Committee: IV.7.4:11
Job Security: II.5:17; UUP negotiations proposals on, VI.4.3.3:2. See also Employment Security
Job Training Partnership Council: III.5.6:2; Reilly address to, III.5.11:16
Johnstone, Bruce (SUNY Chancellor): III.5.6:4, VII.2.1:10
Journalism: awards: VIII.4.1; competition: IV.7.4:15
Kansas: collective bargaining in education in, II.8:22
Katz, Lawrence (SUNY): VII.2.1:11
Kelly, James (SUNY): III.3.1:31, VII.2.1:12
Kershaw, Leonard (GOER): III.3.4:39, VII.1.1:11-12
Kimbrely, Michael (SUNY): III.3.1:32, VII.2.1:13
Komisar, Jerome (SUNY): III.3.2:1, III.4.2:8, VII.2.1:14-15
Kurach, Ronald (GOER): VII.1.1:13
Labor-Management Committees: III.5.6:3, IV.7.4:12-13; appointments to, III.4.2:9-10; negotiator materials on, VI.4.3.1:52, VI.4.3.2:13; photographs, VIII.7.10:6-8, VIII.7.14:6. See also names of individual committees
Labor-Management Meetings: II.5:18, III.3.2:2, IV.6.3:13-14, IV.7.4:14, IV.7.4:17; Old Westbury, III.5.7:11; transcripts of, IV.6.3:13-14
Labor-Management Workshops: IV.7.4:14; booklets, IVA.3.2:6; photographs, VIII.7.11:1
Labor-Religion Coalition: IV.7.4:18; photographs, VIII.7.18:20
Lambert, Fred (NYSUT, UUP): photographs, VIII.7.6:9
Lauter, Paul (UUP): III.4.2:11, III.4.3:3; photographs, VIII.7.8:20
LaValle, Senator Kenneth P.: III.4.2:12
Leadership:
--handbooks, VIII.3.3.1:17-19;
--newsletters for, The Connection, VIII.1.1; For Your Information, II.8:43; Leadership Bulletin, III.3.3:34;
--workshops, IV.6.3:15; booklets, IVA.3.2:6-9; photographs, VIII.7.11:2, VIII.7.18:21-23.
See also Chapters, leadership
Legal: II.7:9-10, III.4.2:13, III.5.6:5-10, IV.7.4:19-20; opinions, III.3.3:35-37. See also New York State United Teachers, legal counsel
Legal Defense Fund: III.5.6:11-12, V.1.1:25
Legal Defense Fund Committee: IV.4.5:4-15
Legislation: II.1:10, II.3:1-4, II.5:19-21, III.3.3:38-40, III.3.7:26-27, III.4.2:14-22, III.5.6:17-20, IV.6.3:16-17; correspondence, III.4.2:23-25; mailings to legislators, III.5.7:14-15, III.5.14:5-6. See also New York State United Teachers, legislation
Legislation Committee: III.3.2:27-28, III.3.7:26-27, IV.4.5:16-21, IV.4.6:1-21
"Legislative Alert": VIII.3.3.1:19A
Legislative Breakfasts: III.5.6:13-16; brochure distributed at, VIII.3.3.1:27; photographs, VIII.7.19:1-4; programs and invitations, VIII.3.3.1:20
Legislative Days: III.3.4:1-2, IV.6.3:17; photographs, VIII.7.11:5-6, VIII.7.12:1. See also Lobbying
Legislative Forum: photographs, VIII.7.19:5; program, VIII.3.3.1:22A
Legislative Program: III.5.6:21-30, III.5.7:1-2, VIII.3.3.1:23-24, VIII.9.2:13
Legislature: IV.7.4:21; hearing photograph, VIII.7.19:6. See also New York State Assembly; New York State Senate; Western New York Legislators Meeting
Letter-writing campaigns: III.5.14:5-6, IV.2.5:28; photographs, VIII.7.19:7
Levittown decision: NYSUT report, III.3.4:3
Librarians: II.5:22-23, II.7:11-12, IV.6.3:18, IV.7.4:22; academic status for, III.3.4:4-5. See also New York Library Association; State University of New York Librarians Association; Task Force on Librarians' Concerns
Link, Eugene (UUP): awards dinner photographs, VIII.7.1:5; photographs, VIII.7.9:1
Link Scholarship: award program, VIII.3.3.1:7; brochures, VIII.3.3.1:8; tenth anniversary program, VIII.3.3.1:4; recipients' photographs, VIII.7.19:8-9
Link Scholarship Committee/Link Scholarship Selection Committee: IV.4.6:22-23
"Little Committee" (budget cuts/retrenchment opposition): IV.4.7:1
Livingston, Samuel: photographs, VIII.7.9:2
Lobby Days: III.5.7:3-9; NYSUT Committee of 100 lobby days, III.5.8:15-18: photographs, VIII.7.17:12; NYSUT Higher Ed lobby days, III.5.8:26-27; photographs, VIII.7.19:10
Lobbying: IV.7.4:23-30; action plan 1991, III.5.1:2; lobbyist statements of registration, III.3.4:7; lobbyist reports, III.5.7:10; photographs, VIII.7.11:3-4, VIII.7.19:12, VIII.7.22:4-5; Washington, D.C., IV.7.4:30: photographs, VIII.7.19:11, VIII.7.22:6
Long Island Meetings: III.3.7:28
Low-Level Radioactive Waste: III.5.7:12. See also Nuclear Waste
Mailings: to legislators and UUP members, III.5.7:14-15, IV.7.5:19; regarding life insurance, III.3.4:6; SUFT "dear colleagues" letters, II.1:36; unit mailings, IV.7.7:34; to UUP members regarding budget cuts, III.5.14:9
Maine: collective bargaining in education in, II.8:23
Management Advisory Committee on Classification and Compensation. See Reclassification
Management/Confidential: II.5:24-31, III.3.4:9
Mandatory and Non-Mandatory Subjects of Negotiation: III.4.2:26, VI.4.1.1:28
Mandatory Retirement: IV.7.4:31; Reilly statement on elimination of, prepared for AFT Advisory Commission on Higher Education, III.5.11:40, VIII.3.3.1:5. See also Retirement
Mannix, Thomas (SUNY): VII.2.1:16
Maritime Chapter: III.3.7:30, IV.3.3.9:15-21, IV.3.3.15:25; newsletters, IV.3.3.9:20-21; photographs, VIII.7.3:7; videotape of meeting, VIII.6.1:19
Marsh, Bruce (UUP): photographs, VIII.7.9:4
Martin Luther King Jr. Institute for Non-Violence Advanced Education Programs: III.5.7:18
Mason, Karen (SUNY): VII.2.1:17
Massachusetts Teachers Association: II.8:24
Maternity Leave: II.6:1
Mather, John: Preservation of the State University, interview with, VIII.6.2:23
Matthews, Thomas E. (UUP): III.4.2:27; chief negotiator files, VI.4.3.1-VI.4.3.3; photographs, VIII.7.9:5
Medical Caucus: II.1:11, II.5:5, III.3.7:22-23
Medical Curriculum, McMaster University (Hamilton, Ontario/AFT): III.5.7:13
Medical Emergency Procedures (SUNY): IV.7.4:35
Medical Malpractice Insurance: III.4.2:28-30, III.5.2:25-27, III.5.7:16; Medical Quadrangle, Inc.: IV.7.4:36; Tillinghast Report regarding, IV.7.7:26
Medical Residents: negotiator materials on, VI.4.2.1:31-32. See also Committee on Residents and Interns
Member Benefits: IV.7.4:37-38. See also Benefits
Membership: II.6:3-4, V.1.1:6;
--AFT Full Membership Program, IV.7.1:15;
--benefits committee, III.3.2:29;
--brochures, VIII.3.3.1:26, VIII.9.1:31;
--full membership program, IV.4.7:10;
--membership lists, IV.6.1:7, IV.6.1:14-15, IV.6.3:3, IV.6.3:5, IV.6.3:19-22;
--"Membership Network" newsletter, VIII.3.3.1:26A;
--merger membership list, II.6:5-6;
--NEA/NYEA challenge representation election ballot lists indicating membership, IVA.1.1-IVA.1.5;
--welcome package for new members, VIII.3.3.2:16;
--workshop, VI.4.1.1:29
Membership Committee: IV.4.7:2-13; photographs, VIII.7.5:4
Membership Development Committee: III.3.2:29
Merger, SPA and SUFT: II.1:12; membership list, II.6:5-6
Merit and Equity Monies. See Discretionary Monies
Michigan: collective bargaining in education in, II.8:25
Miller, Fred (UUP): III.4.2:31; photographs, VIII.7.9:6
Milton, John (public relations consultant): III.3.4:12
Minnesota: collective bargaining in education in, II.8:26
Mitchell, Nina. See Nina Michell Award for Distinguished Service to UUP
Moore, Elizabeth (GOER): VII.1.1:14
Morrisville Chapter: III.3.7:31, IV.3.3.9:22-25, IV.3.3.15:26; newsletters, IV.3.3.9:25; photographs, VIII.7.3:8
Naples, Caesar (SUNY): III.3.2:5, VII.2.1:18
National Association of Professional Educators (NAPE): national convention reports, II.6:10
National Center for Higher Education Management Systems: survey, reorganization of job descriptions, Potsdam, III.3.5:6
National Center for the Study of Collective Bargaining in Higher Education (Baruch College, CUNY): II.2:27, III.5.2:7, IV.7.4:44; contract notes compiled from, VI.1.6:18; higher education collective bargaining report, VI.2.1:4; Reilly talk at, III.5.11:14
National Coalition for Teacher Unity: newsletter, II.6:11
National Education Association (NEA): II.6:15-16, III.3.1:4, III.3.4:15, IV.6.3:25-26, IV.7.5:2;
--Coalition of American Public Employees, II.4:2;
--conventions, II.6:12, IV.8.2:8;
--DuShane Emergency Fund (legal defense fund), II.6:14;
--information packet, VIII.9.1:33;
--National Association of College and University Administrators, II.6:13;
--NYSUT disaffiliation with, IV.6.3:27;
--representative training, VI.4.1.1:31;
--Samuel Wakshull article in Labor Law Journal about, III.3.6:14;
--Special Services, II.6:17;
--UniServ (Unified Staff Service Program), II.7:28.
See also NEA/NYEA Challenge; New York Educators Association
National Labor Relations Board: IV.7.5:1
NEA. See National Education Association
NEA/NYEA Challenge: III.3.1:22-25, III.3.4:16-23, V.1.1:28, V.1.1:34;
--1981 challenge, IV.7.2:21;
--Albany Student Press, III.3.4:18;
--campaign materials, IVA.1.6:0-5, VIII.9.1:15-16: posters, VIII.9.3:9-10;
--campaigner's manual, VIII.9.1:58;
--Charles Baker (consultant/organizer), III.3.4:19;
--Our State (NYSUT newsletter with NEA coverage), III.3.5:3;
--PERB hearing, photograph, VIII.7.22:7;
--photographs, VIII.7.14:1-2;
--representation election ballot listings, IVA.1.1-IVA.1.5;
--SUNY Alliance/SUNY Alliance Reporter, III.3.4:23, IV.7.7:7;
--Tony Anderson (director of organizing), III.3.1:11;
--UUP performance information relating to, V.1.1:34
Negotiations: II.6:18, III.3.4:25, III.4.2:32, IVA.3.1:6-7;
--1971-1974 contract, VI.1.1:1-12;
--1974-1976 contract, VI.1.1:13-21A;
--1977-1979 contract, VI.1.1:21B-33, VI.1.2, VI.1.3:1-16;
--1979-1982 contract: VI.1.3:16A-29, VI.1.4:1-5A; proposals and notes, IVA.3.1:1-3;
--1982-1985 contract, VI.1.4:6-41, VI.1.5:1-17;
--1985-1988 contract, VI.1.5:18-45, VI.1.6, VI.1.7:1-13;
--1988-1991 contract: III.5.7:20-22, VI.1.7:14-37, VI.1.7A, VI.1.8:1-3;
--1991-1995 contract: VI.1.8:4-11, VI.1.9: negotiator files, VI.4.2.1;
--1995-1999 contract: VI.1.10: negotiator files, VI.4.3.1-VI.4.3.3;
--1999-2003 contract: VI.1.11;
--ad hoc advisory committee, III.5.7:23, IV.4.7:14, VI.1.7:15, VI.4.3.1:2-3;
--bulletins, II.6:19, III.3.4:24, VI.1.1:17, VI.1.2:12A, VI.1.3:24A, VI.1.4:4, VI.1.4:27-27A, VI.1.6:19, VI.1.7:26A, VI.1.10:12, VI.1.11:4, VI.4.3.2:5: crisis bulletin, VI.1.10:48;
--campus input/campus updates, V.1.1:26: photographs, VIII.7.12:2;
--chief negotiator files, VI.4.1.1-VI.4.3.3;
--contract ratification: campus visits, III.5.16:12. See also American Arbitration Association;
--grievances and promotions, II.1:9;
--Governor's Office of Employee Relations negotiating files, VI.1.5:44-45;
--Joseph Drew's files relating to, II.1:15-18, V.1.1:26-27;
--mandatory and non-mandatory subjects of negotiations, III.4.2:26, VI.4.1.1:28;
--member suggestions forms 1994, VI.3.10:2-5;
--Murray Gordon, counsel for HSC negotiations, III.3.7:19;
--photographs, VIII.7.5:6-10, VIII.7.12:4, VIII.7.12:8, VIII.7.19:13-15;
--postcard to Trustees regarding stalled negotiations, VIII.9.1:42;
--Professional Staff Senate, II.1:16;
--Reilly notes, III.5.7:24;
--reopened, III.3.4:26;
--salaries, II.1:17;
--survey forms, VI.1.4:29, VI.3.3-VI.3.8:0A-0C, VI.3.10:6-24-VI.3.11;
--survey results, VI.1.4:30, VI.1.10:18-23, VI.1.11:1, VI.2.1:13, VI.2.1:15, VI.3.1-VI.3.2, VI.3.8:1-39-VI.3.10:1, VI.4.3.2:30-31;
--transcripts of negotiations sessions, VI.1.1:18-19, VI.1.2:6, VI.1.2:14-18, VI.1.4:3, VI.1.7:1-4, VI.1.7:36-37, VI.1.8:1, VI.1.8:7-11, VI.1.10:43-45, VI.4.2.1:27, VI.4.3.2:2-3.
See also Clinical Practice/Clinical Practice Management Plans, negotiations
Negotiations Committee: II.1:18; II.6:20, III.3.2:30, III.3.4:25, III.5.7:25-26, IV.4.7:15-22, V.1.1:27, VI.1.6:0A-3, VI.1.10:27-28, VI.1.10:49, VI.4.2.1:26, VI.4.3.2:6-9; photographs, VIII.7.5:5, VIII.7.12:6-7. See also Negotiations, ad hoc advisory committee
Negotiations Team: III.5.7:27, VI.1.10:26-41, VI.1.10:49, VI.4.2.1:28; photographs, VIII.7.5:5, VIII.7.12:5-6
New Hampshire: collective bargaining in education in, II.8:27
New Jersey: collective bargaining in education in, II.8:28
New Paltz Chapter: III.3.7:32-33, IV.3.3.9:26, IV.3.3.10:1-12, IV.3.3.15:27; membership drive handbook, IVA.1.6:2; newsletters, IV.3.3.10:10-12; photographs, VIII.7.3:9
New York Educators Association (NYEA): III.3.4:28. See also NEA/NYEA Challenge
New York Library Association: IV.7.5:4
New York Network: III.5.7:28; photographs, VIII.7.19:16
New York Public Interest Research Group: III.5.7:29
New York State: III.4.3:15-16;
--Comptroller, IV.7.6:52A;
--Controller's Report on Faculty Utilization Operations, III.5.7:35;
--Director of Budget, III.4.3:17;
--Insurance Department, III.4.3:18;
--miscellaneous correspondence, III.5.7:34;
--Unemployment Insurance Division, III.4.3:19.
See also Education Department, New York State; Ethics Commission, New
York State
New York State Assembly: IV.7.1:33;
--Higher Education Committee, photographs, VIII.7.18:15; Reilly testimony before, III.5.11:26-27, III.5.11:36;
--Task Force on Asbestos, IV.7.1:32;
--Ways and Means Committee, Reilly testimony before,
III.5.11:28, III.5.11:31-36; Stephens' Report: "SUNY 1975-1982: A Budgetary
Battle of Access Versus Quality," IV.7.6:55
New York State Education Department. See Education Department, New York State
New York State Senate:
--Finance Committee, Reilly testimony before, III.5.11:31-36;
--Higher Education Committee: LaValle, Kenneth, III.4.2:12;
photographs, VIII.7.18:16; Reilly testimony before, III.5.11:36-38
New York State Teachers Association (NYSTA): III.3.1:4; contracts, II.8:29
New York State Theater Institute Chapter: IV.3.3.10:13, IV.3.3.15:28
New York State United Teachers (NYSUT): II.6:26, III.3.4:29-30;
--benefits brochures, V.1.1:3;
--Board of Directors, III.3.4:31: directors from UUP, III.4.3:3;
--budget, III.3.1:19;
--Career Alternative Program (for retrenched employees), IV.7.2:19;
--College and University Council, III.3.2:12;
--College and University Task Force, III.3.2:13;
--Committee of 100 (lobbying), III.5.8:15-18: photographs of, VIII.7.17:12;
--Community College conferences, III.5.8:19-20;
--correspondence, III.4.3:2, III.5.8:21;
--Election District #31, II.1:19, II.8:14-15;
--Election District #38, II.8:16;
--Election District #40, AFT Charter for retired members in, VIII.9.3;
--Evaluation Program of Goals for Elementary, Secondary, and Continuing Education committee, II.4:26;
--Executive Committee, III.3.3:16-17;
--field staff and office staff, III.3.5:27-28, III.4.5:12: photographs, VIII.7.12:10, VIII.7.13:1, VIII.7.18:12;
--food services agreement, III.5.5:16;
--higher education, II.8:30: lobby days, III.5.8:26-27; Task Force on, II.1:43;
--hotline newsletter, II.8:31;
--"Inside Your Schools," program, IV.7.4:9, VIII.6.1:0A: videotapes of, VIII.6.1:13-14;
--legal counsel (Bernard Ashe), III.3.1:14-15, III.4.3:4-6;
--legal counsel (Eugene Kaufman), III.3.3:32-33;
--legal positions, VI.4.1.1:37;
--legislation, II.8:32, III.3.7:25;
--local presidents conferences, III.5.9:1-3;
--Mary Muldoon Teacher Assistance Fund, IV.7.4:33;
--and NEA, IV.6.3:27;
--Our State (newsletter), III.3.5:3;
--photographs, VIII.7.12:9;
--political endorsements, III.5.8:22-25;
--positive negotiations workshop, III.5.9:4;
--Representative Assemblies, III.3.5:15, IV.6.3:28, IV.6.4:1-2, IV.8.2:8-27, IV.8.3:1-21; official proceedings of, VIII.9.1:35; photographs from, VIII.7.1:1, VIII.7.1:4, VIII.7.20:4-5;
--twentieth anniversary booklet, VIII.9.1:34;
--Update (newsletter for local leaders), III.3.6:9;
--Unity Caucus, III.5.9:5.
See also Hobart, Thomas; VOTE/COPE
Newer Members Survey: professional employee results, III.5.9:29; survey forms from academics, IVA.4.1:6-15; survey results professionals and academics, IVA.4.1:5
Newsletters:
--Active Retiree, The, IV.4.9:22, VIII.3.3.1:1;
--budget bulletin, III.4.1:8;
--chapter leadership, III.3.3:34;
--chapters, see individual chapter names;
--Connection, The, VIII.1.1;
--editors, IV.7.5:7;
--For Your Information (for SPA leadership), II.8:43;
--"From the President's Log," II.6:19, III.3.4:32, VI.4.1.1:41;
--"Legislative Alert," VIII.3.3.1:19A;
--"Membership Network," VIII.3.3.1:26A;
--National Coalition for Teacher Unity, II.6:11;
--New York Frontlash, IV.7.5:3;
--New Youth Connections, IV.7.5:6;
--Nurse Links (Nursing Profession Work Group), VIII.3.3.1:30;
--Our State (NYSUT), III.3.5:3;
--SPA, II.1:34, II.8:43-47;
--SUFT, II.1:36, II.8:48;
--SUNY in the News, IV.7.7:14;
--Unit Update (newsletter for SUNY professional services bargaining unit), II.7:29;
--Universitas (University Professors for Academic Order), III.3.6:8;
--Update (NYSUT newsletter for local leaders),
III.3.6:9
Newspaper articles: III.3.4:33, IV.7.5:8; about budget, III.5.13:24-25, III.5.14:1-2; about NEA/NYEA challenge, IVA.1.6:4; about negotiations, VI.1.7:32, VI.4.3.1:35, VI.4.3.1:14; "UUP in the News," VIII.3.2.1
News Releases: II.6:23-24, IV.7.5:19, VI.4.1.1:42; VIII.2A.1
Nina Mitchell Award for Distinguished Service to UUP: IV.4.7:11-13; brochures, VIII.3.3.1:29
Non-Teaching Professionals. See Professional Employees
Northrop, James (GOER): III.3.4:40, VII.1.1:15
Nuclear Waste: III.5.8:11. See also Low-Level Radioactive Waste
Nurse Membership: IV.7.5:9; meeting photographs, VIII.7.20:1; testimony photographs, VIII.7.20:2
Nurses & Public Policy conference, III.5.8:12; photographs, VIII.7.20:3
Nursing Profession Work Group, III.5.8:13-14, IV.4.7:23-26, IV.4.8:1-4; Nurse Links (newsletter), VIII.3.3.1:30
NYEA. See New York Educators Association; see also NEA/NYEA Challenge
NYSTA. See New York State Teachers Association
NYSUT. See New York State United Teachers
Occupational Health Clinical Center, Central New York: III.5.9:6
OER. See Governor's Office of Employee Relations
Office of Employee Relations. See Governor's Office of Employee Relations
Officers (Chapters): II.6:28-29
Officers (Statewide): II.6:28-29, III.5.9:9-11, IV.6.1:23; meetings, III.5.9:7-8; photographs, VIII.7.20:6; policy compilation/salaries, V.1.1:29; summary of officers during each presidential administration, VIII.8.1. See also Vice President for Academics; Vice President for Professionals
Officers' Salary Assessment Committee: IV.4.8:5
Ohio: collective bargaining in education in, II.8:34
Old Westbury Campus: competency-based teacher education program, III.3.3:1; labor-management meeting, III.5.7:11
Old Westbury Chapter: III.3.7:35, IV.3.3.10:14-20, IV.3.3.15:29; newsletters, IV.3.3.10:20; photographs, VIII.7.3:10
Oneonta Chapter: III.3.7:36, IV.3.3.10:21-24, IV.3.3.11:1-3, IV.3.3.15:30; newsletters, IV.3.3.11:3; photographs, VIII.7.3:11
Optometry, College of: clinical practice, IV.7.2:30
Optometry, College of, Chapter: III.3.7:37, IV.3.3.11:4-9, IV.3.3.15:31; newsletters, IV.3.3.11:9; photographs, VIII.7.4:1
Organizational Leave. See Employee Organizational Leave
Organizing: III.5.9:12-13; Anderson, Tony, director of, III.3.1:11; Baker, Charles, consultant and organizer, III.3.4:19; Research Foundation of the State University of New York, III.5.9:14
OSHA: IV.7.5:10-11
OSHA Advisory Committee: IV.4.8:6
Oswego: competency-based teacher education program, III.3.2:38
Oswego Chapter: IV.3.3.11:10-18, IV.3.3.15:32-34; election challenge, IV.3.3.15:34; newsletters, IV.3.3.11:18; photographs, VIII.7.4:2
PACE. See Project for Adult College Education
Parking: II.6:31, III.3.5:4, III.5.9:15-17; negotiations, VI.1.5:40; protest photographs, VIII.7.20:7, VIII.7.20:14; Reilly statement regarding, VIII.3.3.1:35A
Part-Time Concerns Committee: IV.4.8:7-11; photographs, VIII.7.20:8-9
Part-Time Employees: III.4.3:7; 1974-1976 contract negotiations, VI.1.1:16; negotiator files on, VI.4.2.1:30, VI.4.3.1:26, VI.4.3.2:14; UUP negotiations proposals on, VI.4.3.3:3
Patents: patent waiver grievance, II.6:30; SUNY patent policy, III.3.5:5, III.5.15:3, IV.7.5:16; UUP patent waiver policy committee, III.3.5:5
Payroll: deductions, see Dues; increase in paychecks problem, IV.7.4:5; lag payroll, III.5.6:9, III.5.6:28
PDQWL. See Professional Development and Quality of Work Life
Pedagogy:
--and curriculum, conference on, IV.4.8:12; conference photographs, VIII.7.20:10; task force on, IV.4.8:13;
--and enrollment, III.5.9:19
PEF. See Public Employees Federation
Penney, Sherry (SUNY): VII.2.1:19
Pennsylvania: Association of Pennsylvania State College and University Faculties, IV.7.2:1; collective bargaining in education in, II.8:35
Pension: Employee Pension Fund, IV.7.3:26; Employee Pension Fund Task Force, III.5.10:9. See also TIAA-CREF
PERB. See Public Employment Relations Board
Performance: evaluations, IV.7.5:18; measures, III.5.9:20
Personnel Activity Reporting System: OMB Circular A-21, III.3.5:2
Personnel Files, access to (Article XXXII): II.2:18
Peterson, Thomas (SUNY): III.3.2:6, VII.2.1:20
Photographs: VIII.7.1-VIII.7.22; 20th and 25th anniversary displays, VIII.8.4-VIII.8.5
Piccolo, Rita (UUP): photographs, VIII.7.9:9
Picketing. See Demonstrations
Plattsburgh: competency-based teacher education program, III.3.2:39-40
Plattsburgh Chapter: IV.3.3.11:19-21, IV.3.3.12:1-7, IV.3.3.15:35; newsletters, IV.3.3.12:7; Operation Safeguard SUNY literature, VIII.9.1:37; photographs, VIII.7.4:3
Political Action: committee, IV.4.8:14; photographs, VIII.7.13:4-5; workshop booklets, IVA.3.2:7-9; workshop photographs, VIII.7.13:6. See also Endorsements, political; Legislative Program; Lobbying
Political campaigns, III.5.9:21. See also Endorsements, political
Post-Secondary Education, Task Force on: photographs, VIII.7.21:18
Post-Secondary Instruction, Institute of (proposed legislation): III.5.9:22
Potsdam Campus: National Center for Higher Education Management Systems survey/reorganization job descriptions, III.3.5:6; professional life quality survey, III.5.9:28; Senate Professional Association materials, IVA.3.1:4; student grievance process/grade appeals, III.5.9:23
Potsdam Chapter: IV.3.3.12:8-15, IV.3.3.15:36; newsletters, IV.3.3.12:14-15; personnel data system, III.3.7:38; photographs, VIII.7.4:4; videotape of demonstration, VIII.6.1:22
Potter, Janet (UUP): "Legislative Alert" newsletter, VIII.3.3.1:19A; "Membership Network" newsletter, VIII.3.3.1:26A; photographs, VIII.7.9:10
Preservation of the State University. See State University, Preservation of
"President's Log" newsletter: II.6:19, III.3.4:32, VI.4.1.1:41
Press releases. See News Releases
Privacy: education records, II.4:20
Professional Development and Quality of Work Life (PDQWL): committee, III.5.9:24-25, IV.4.8:15-34; conference "Innovations in Undergraduate Instruction: Model for the Nineties," IV.7.4:8; grant to Leonard Kastle, III.5.9:26-27; leave applications, IV.7.5:17
Professional Employees (non-teaching professionals): III.3.4:34, IV.7.5:22;
--CSEA attempt to split bargaining unit, II.6:25;
--evaluation and promotion of, Articles XXXIII and XXXIV, II.2:19-25, II.6:21-22; see also Professional Employees Promotion Study Committee; Promotion and Compensation Committee;
--evaluation and promotion system, Memorandum of Agreement on, VI.1.3:27A, VI.2.1:6-8, VIII.9.1:32;
--extra service, procedures and policy, VI.1.1:11, VI.1.5:33;
--financial disclosure statements exemption requests (New York State Ethics Commission), III.5.8:4-6;
--negotiations report, VI.1.2:7;
--negotiator materials on, VI.4.3.2:16-17;
--newer members survey, III.5.9:29;
--Professional Life Quality Survey (Potsdam), III.5.9:28;
--Professional Non-Academic Employees (A.P.N.E.A.), II.1:20;
--"Welcome to SUNY and UUP: A Guide for New Professionals," VIII.3.3.2:15;
--workshop booklet, IVA.3.2:7;
--workshop photographs, VIII.7.13:11.
See also Career Development Committee; Reclassification
Professional Employees Promotion Study Committee: IV.4.9:1-2
Professional Promotion Committee: photographs, VIII.7.21:1
Professional Staff Congress (CUNY): II.8:37-38, IV.7.5:20-21; agreement, VI.4.1.1:17; photographs, VIII.7.13:10; report on proposed collective bargaining agreement, VI.2.1:10
Professional Staff Senate (SUNY Buffalo): by-laws and constitution, II.4:30; negotiations, II.1:16, II.1:21
Project for Adult College Education (PACE): III.3.5:8, III.4.3:8, IV.7.5:12-15; brochure, VIII.3.3.1:33A
Promotion: II.1:9; Article XXXIV, II.2:23-25. See also Professional Employees, evaluation and promotion of
Promotion and Compensation Committee: IV.4.9:3
Public Education Committee: IV.4.9:4-11
Public Employee Division, AFL-CIO: III.5.10:1-8; Public Employees Pension Task Force, III.5.10:9
Public Employees Benefit Fund: III.5.10:10-22, III.5.11:1-2, IV.7.5:23-27
Public Employees Federation (PEF): III.3.5:9, III.5.11:3, IV.7.5:28;
--1982 contract, VI.1.4:36;
--1985 contract, VI.1.6:32;
--1995 contract, VI.4.3.2:15;
--four unions rally with, see Rallies;
--negotiations with state, VI.2.1:9
Public Employment Relations Board (PERB): II.8:36, III.3.7:39, IV.7.4:20; agreement distribution, II.2:9; mandatory and non-mandatory subjects of negotiations, III.4.2:26, VI.4.1.1:28; photograph NEA/NYEA challenge hearing, VIII.7.22:7; stipulations 1982-1985 contract negotiations, VI.1.4:37-38
Public Relations: III.5.16:19, IV.7.5:29; budget for "UUP Says NO to Layoffs," III.5.16:25; John Milton, consultant, III.3.4:12. See also Advertising Campaigns
Publications: IV.6.1:24, VIII.3.3.1-VIII.3.3.2. See also Connection, The; newsletters; Voice, The
Publications and Communications Advisory Committee: IV.4.9:12
Purchase Chapter: IV.3.3.12:16-22, IV.3.3.15:37; newsletters, IV.3.3.12:22; photographs, VIII.7.4:5
Puretz, Susan (UUP): photographs, VIII.7.9:11
Rallies:
--four unions rally (Council 82, CSEA, PEF, and UUP), III.5.5:18: photographs of press conference, VIII.7.18:18; radio advertisement for, VIII.6.2:27; Reilly statement at, III.5.11:18; unity statement, VIII.3.3.1:49;
--March 16, 1976 in opposition to SUNY budget cuts, III.3.7:29.
See also Demonstrations; Save SUNY Day
Reclassification: III.5.9:30-33, III.5.11:6, IIIA.1.1-IIIA.1.2, IV.7.6:1-35;
--Management Advisory Committee on Classification and Compensation (MACCC), III.5.7:17;
--Professional Employees Promotion Study Committee, IV.4.9:1-2;
--Promotion and Compensation Committee, IV.4.9:3;
--regional meeting on, III.5.11:12
Reform Caucus: III.3.5:10, III.4.3:9; The Choice newspaper, VIII.9.1:13
Regents, Board of, New York State Education Department: II.3:5, III.3.5:11-14, III.4.1:7, III.5.11:7-9, IV.6.1:25, IV.7.2:7-9; conference, III.3.1:10; photograph of Reilly at, VIII.7.21:3; Reilly testimony before Higher and Professional Education Committee of, III.5.11:30
Regional meetings: budget, III.5.11:10-11; reclassification, III.5.11:12
Reilly, John M. (Tim) (UUP):
--Albany campus budget impact study, III.5.2:11;
--audiotapes of, VIII.6.2:13: "The Best of Our Knowledge," VIII.6.2:37-52-VIII.6.3
--biographical information, III.5.11:13, VIII.3.3.1:35;
--chronological correspondence files, III.1.3:9-34-III.1.7;
--Delegate Assembly files, III.5.3:25-32;
--electronic mail, III.2.1;
--Executive Board files, III.5.4:25-39, III.5.5:1-11;
--negotiations materials, III.4.2:32, III.5.7:24, VI.1.6:38-39;
--photographs, VIII.7.9:14-15;
--talks, III.5.11:14-22;
--testimonial dinner: photographs, VIII.7.21:4; tribute program, VIII.3.3.1:45;
--testimony, III.5.11:23-39: videotapes of, VIII.6.1:18, VIII.6.1:27;
--written statements, III.5.11:40-46, VIII.3.3.1:35A;
--videotapes of, VIII.6.1:13-18, VIII.6.1:27; VIII.6.2:8
Re-Imagine UUP Committee: III.5.11:4-5, IV.4.9:13-14; surveys conducted for, IVA.4.1:1-4
Reindustrialization: IV.7.6:36
RELAG. See Retiree Legislative Action Group
Release Time Review Committee, III.5.11:47. See also Chapter Release Time
Rensselarville Institute: IV.7.6:37
Reports (miscellaneous): II.1:14; American Association of University Professors, II.1:41
Research: miscellaneous (student/faculty ratios, workload, rank), III.3.5:16; regulations and misconduct guidelines, III.5.11:48-49
Research Foundation of the State University of New York, III.3.5:17, III.4.3:10, III.5.9:14, IV.6.1:26-30; at Stony Brook, VI.4.1.1:43
Residents. See Medical Residents
Resolutions: II.7:3
Resource Allocation Methodology: VI.4.3.1:4A
Resumés: II.2:10
Retired Members: III.4.3:11; brochures, VIII.3.3.1:37; directory of, VIII.5.1:3; photographs, VIII.7.21:5
Retired Membership Committee (later renamed Committee on Active Retired Membership): IV.4.9:16-22; Active Retiree, The, IV.4.9:22, VIII.3.3.1:1; photographs, VIII.7.5:11
Retiree Legislative Action Group (RELAG): IV.4.9:15
Retirement: II.7:4-8, IV.6.1:31, IV.7.6:38-39; AFT Study Group on, III.5.1:34; NYS Teachers' Retirement System, VI.4.1.1:43A. See also Early Retirement; Mandatory Retirement; Temporary Task Force on Optional Retirement Programs; TIAA-CREF
Retirement Committee: III.3.2:31
Retraining Committee: III.3.2:32, III.3.5:18, IV.4.9:23-24, IV.4.10:1-16; photographs, VIII.7.5:12
Retrenchment: II.7:23, III.3.5:19, III.4.3:12, III.5.12:10-11, IV.7.6:40-43; Albany campus, IV.7.6:42-43, IVA.3.2:3; Article XXXVII, II.2:26; negotiations, VI.1.5:42; NYSUT Career Alternative Program, IV.7.2:19. See also "Little Committee"
Rhode Island: collective bargaining in education in, II.8:39
Right to Work: III.3.5:20
Romanian National Library Committee: IV.4.10:17
Rowan, Michael (GOER): VII.1.1:16
Rudden, Maria (GOER): VII.1.1:17
Safety and Health: III.5.12:12-17; correspondence, IV.7.6:44; negotiations, VI.1.4:39, VI.2.1:12; negotiator files on, VI.4.2.1:33; workshop photographs, VIII.7.18:17. See also AIDS; Asbestos
Safety and Health Committee: IV.4.10:18-23, IV.4.11:1-10
Safety and Health Specialist: IIIA.2.1-IIIA.2.2
Salaries: III.3.5:21, IV.6.2:1-4, IV.7.6:45;
--AFT survey of teachers' salaries, V.1.1:32;
--analysis, III.4.3:13;
--data for negotiations, IV.6.2:1;
--and discretionary monies (Article XIX), II.2:14-15;
--merit and equity monies, II.6:7;
--negotiations, II.1:17;
--negotiator files on, VI.4.1.1:44, VI.4.2.1:34, VI.4.3.2:19-27, VI.4.3.2:47-48;
--pay equity, III.5.9:18;
--Salary Agreement 1978-1979, VI.1.2:21A, VIII.9.1:47.
See also Disparity
SASU. See Student Association of the State University
Save SUNY Day: III.3.5:22-23; photographs, VIII.7.10:2, VIII.7.14:4
Scheuerman, William E. (UUP):
--audiotapes of, VIII.6.2:28, VIII.6.2:31;
--biographical information, VIII.3.3.1:35;
--chronological correspondence files: III.1.8-III.1.9;
--"Confronting the Changing Academy," AFT Higher Education Issues Conference report, VIII.3.3.1:5A;
--interim report as Vice President for Academics, VIII.3.3.1:16A;
--photographs, VIII.7.9:17;
--videotapes of, VIII.6.1:20, VIII.6.1:25, VIII.6.1:31:
Winter 1997 DA report, VIII.6.1:3
Schmidt, Dolores (SUNY): III.3.2:7, VII.2.1:21
Scholarship Committee: IV.4.11:11
Senate Professional Association (SPA): II.1:34, III.3.1:4, III.3.5:24, IV.7.6:47, IVA.3.1:4-7;
--Board of Incorporators' meeting minutes, II.5:13;
--certificate of charter, IV.6.3:25;
--correspondence (misc.), II.1:13;
--Executive Board, II.1:22-25: minutes of I:1, II.5:14, II.8:17;
--financial records, II.1:26-33;
--incorporation, IV.7.4:3;
--merger with SUFT II.1:12;
--newsletter, For Your Information, II.8:43, SPA Bulletin, II.8:44, IVA.3.1:4, SPA Spokesman, II.1:34; II.8:45-47, IVA.3.1:4;
--photographs, VIII.7.13:7;
--Representative Council, II.5:14: minutes of, I:1.
See also Encinio, Philip; Granger, Robert
Senate Professional Association Staff Organization (SPASO): II.7:13
Senates. See Campuses, senates; Faculty Senate
Seniority: articles about, III.3.1:16
Sexual Harassment: III.5.12:23, IV.7.6:48; Reilly statement regarding, III.5.11:45
Sick Leave: IV.7.6:49
Sloan Commission on Government and Higher Education: "Government and Higher Education in New York State" report, III.3.3:22
Smoot, James (SUNY): VII.2.1:22
Socially Responsible Use of Technology Committee: IV.4.11:12
Solicited Letters Committee: IV.4.11:13
Solidarity: III.5.16:26; awards received from other unions, VIII.9.1:49; UUP South Africa Labor Support Fund, III.5.12:24. See also Rallies, four unions rally
Solidarity Committee: III.5.12:25, III.5.13:1, IV.4.11:14-18
Solidarity Day: participants, III.4.3:14; photographs, VIII.7.14:5, VIII.7.21:9
South Africa: apartheid rally photographs, VIII.7.16:13; divestiture, IV.7.6:51; UUP South Africa Labor Support Fund, III.5.12:24
SPA. See Senate Professional Association
SPA Bulletin: II.8:44, IVA.3.1:4
SPA Spokesman: II.1:34, II.8:45-47, IVA.3.1:4
Speeches: II.7:14; of Presidents DeLucia and Wakshull, II.7:2; Reilly talks, III.5.11:14-22. See also Testimony
State Employees Federated Appeal (SEFA): III.5.12:19-22, IV.7.6:53
State University Day: II.7:15
State University Federation of Teachers (SUFT): II.8:40-41, IVA.3.2:2;
--dues lists, II.8:41;
--executive board photographs, VIII.7.13:8;
--finances, II.1:35;
--merger with SPA, II.1:12;
--newsletters (including SUFT News) and "dear colleagues"
mailings, II.1:36, II.8:48
State University of New York (SUNY): III.3.5:32-34, III.4.3:15, III.4.3:22-24;
--advocacy plan, III.5.13:9;
--alumni association, IV.7.7:8;
--authors, IV.7.7:9;
--Board of Trustees, II.3:6-16, IV.6.2:6-7, V.1.1:30: and budget, III.5.13:23; policies, IV.7.2:10-11, VI.2.1:14; postcard to regarding stalled negotiations, VIII.9.1:42; Reilly testimony before University Revenue and Tuition Policy Committee of, III.5.11:24;
--budget, II.3:20-22, III.3.1:19-20, III.3.5:35-36, III.3.6:1-2, III.4.3:25-31, III.4.4:1-6, III.4.5:1-4, III.5.13:5, III.5.13:15-25, III.5.14:1-15, IV.6.2:14-15: newspaper clippings regarding, III.5.13:24-25, III.5.14:1-2; objections to cuts in, III.3.5:22-23: March 16, 1976 rally, III.3.7:29; proposed cuts/deficit reduction program, III.5.3:24; state revenue shortfall, III.5.15:5-7; Stephens' Report "SUNY 1975-1982: A Budgetary Battle of Access Versus Quality," IV.7.6:55;
--committee on institutional performance, III.5.14:18;
--computer software policy, IV.7.5:16;
--construction fund, II.4:6;
--correspondence, III.3.1:26-32, III.3.2:1-8, III.4.2:6, III.4.2:8, III.4.4:5, III.5.14:19, VII.2.1;
--day care centers, III.3.6:4;
--disability program, III.5.14:20;
--drug testing/drug free workplace policy, III.5.4:1;
--economic impact of, IV.7.7:12, VI.1.7:18-19, VIII.3.3.1:40;
--enrollment, III.5.4:15;
--faculty utilization, III.5.14:22, III.5.16:36; Comptroller's Report on, III.5.7:35;
--five year plans, III.5.13:3: videotape of legislative hearing on, VIII.6.1:28;
--flex legislation, III.5.13:4;
--future of: Independent Commission on/"The Challenge and the Choice" report, IV.7.4:7; Reilly testimony on, III.5.11:25;
--hearings regarding (videotapes), VIII.6.1:27-28;
--hospitals, see Hospitals;
--international programs proposal with UUP, III.5.16:27;
--job vacancy announcements, III.3.3:31;
--master plan, III.3.2:3-4, IV.7.4:34: videotape of Reilly testimony regarding, VIII.6.1:18; see also SUNY's Future...;
--medical emergency procedures, IV.7.4:35;
--meeting with Provost Joseph Burke, III.5.15:2;
--merger with CUNY/Temporary State Commission on the Future of Post-Secondary Education (Wessell Commission), III.3.6:3, IV.7.4:39;
--Operation Safeguard SUNY literature (Plattsburgh campus); VIII.9.1:37;
--patent policy, III.3.5:5, III.5.15:3, IV.7.5:16;
--policy on award of academic credit by examination, III.3.6:5;
--productivity, III.5.15:4;
--public affairs programs regarding (video and audiotapes), VIII.6.1:9-12, VIII.6.1:26 (on SUNY's 50th Anniversary), VIII.6.1:26, VIII.6.2:28-29, VIII.6.2:31, VIII.6.2:36;
--public opinion, IV.7.7:15;
--statistics, III.5.15:8-10;
--"SUNY 2000," III.5.13:6;
--SUNY's Best Program, III.5.13:13-14, IV.4.11:25, IV.7.7:10: photographs, VIII.7.21:11-12;
--SUNYCAP (College Admissions Personnel): IV.7.7:17;
--SUNYSAT, III.5.15:13;
--tenure panel, VI.4.1.1:47;
--tuition waivers, II.7:26, IV.7.7:30;
--Unit Update (newsletter for professional services bargaining unit), II.7:29;
--UUP statement on "The Unfinished University: A Story of Disinvestment at the State University of New York," III.5.16:18;
--Women's Conference, III.5.15:11, VII.2.1:30: photographs, VIII.7.21:13;
--Women's Council, IV.7.7:16. See also Campuses;
Chancellor
State University of New York Librarians Association (SUNYLA): III.4.3:20, IV.7.7:18
State University, Preservation of: interview with John Mather, VIII.6.2:23
State University Professional Association (SUPA): II.1:38, III.3.5:29, IVA.3.1:8; Buffalo, II.1:37; minutes of Executive Committee and Governing Board, I:1
Statewide Coalition for Public Higher Education, III.3.5:30
Steck, Henry (UUP): photographs, VIII.7.9:18
Steward's Handbook: IV.7.6:56
Stipends (Article 25): IV.7.6:57
Stony Brook: Research Foundation, VI.4.1.1:43
Stony Brook Chapter: III.3.7:40, IV.3.3.12:23-25, IV.3.3.13:1-9, IV.3.3.15:38; newsletters, IV.3.3.13:9; photographs, VIII.7.4:6-7
Stony Brook Health Science Center: clinical practice plan negotiations, VI.2.1:25, VI.2.1:27-28
Stony Brook Health Science Center Chapter: III.3.7:41, IV.3.3.13:10-16, IV.3.3.16:1-3; newsletters, IV.3.3.13:16; photographs, VIII.7.4:8
Student Access and Retention Committee: IV.4.11:19. See also Student Recruitment and Retention Committee
Student Association of the State University (SASU): II.7:16-17, III.3.5:31, III.4.3:21, III.5.12:18, IV.7.7:0-2; photographs, VIII.7.10:2, VIII.7.21:6. See also Save SUNY Day
Student Discipline, Positive Approaches to (SUNY publication): IV.7.7:3
Student Evaluation of Faculty Committee: IV.4.11:20
Student Recruitment: IV.7.7:4; SUNY Bronx tour, IV.7.7:11
Student Recruitment Committee: III.3.2:33, IV.4.11:21; advertising campaign, III.3.1:3; photographs, VIII.7.5:13
Student Recruitment and Retention Committee: III.5.13:2, IV.4.11:22-24. See also Student Access and Retention Committee
Student/Faculty Ratios: III.3.5:16
Students: IV.6.2:5
SUFT. See State University Federation of Teachers
SUFT News: II.1:36, II.8:48
Summer School/Summer Salaries: IV.7.7:5-6
SUNY. See State University of New York
SUNY/United: correspondence (misc.), II.1:13; Delegate Assembly minutes, II.5:14; merger to create, II.1:12; photographs from Farmingdale, VIII.7.13:9; Unity Caucus, II.1:39
SUNY's Future: Expanding the Mission, Fulfilling the Promise: letters regarding, III.5.14:23; UUP teleconference on, III.5.16:28-29: brochure regarding, VIII.3.3.1:2; photographs, VIII.7.21:23; report, VIII.3.3.1:41; videotape, VIII.6.2:9-10
SUPA. See State University Professional Association
Syracuse Health Science Center [formerly Upstate Medical Center]: clinical practice plan negotiations, VI.2.1:29-30
Syracuse Health Science Center Chapter [formerly Upstate Medical Center Chapter]: IV.3.3.13:17-20, IV.3.3.14:1-4, IV.3.3.16:4-5; newsletter, IV.3.3.14:4; photographs, VIII.7.4:9
Task Force on Librarians' Concerns: III.3.4:4
Tax: IV.7.7:21-22; income tax guide, III.5.16:10
Taylor Law: II.7:18, IV.6.2:8
Teacher Contract Analysis (NYSUT): II.7:19
Teacher Education: AFT Quality Education Standards in Teacher (QuEST) conferences, IV.8.2:6-7; teacher centers, III.5.15:14. See also Carnegie Report; Competency- Based Teacher Education; Commissioner's Task Force on Teacher Education and Certification
Teacher Education Task Force: IV.4.11:26-27, IV.4.12:1-8, IV.7.2:20; "Colleagues in Reform," report, VIII.3.3.1:5; "Continuing the Dialogue: Teacher Education in an Era of Reform," program, VIII.3.3.1:42: audiotapes of, VIII.6.2:16; photographs, VIII.7.21:15-16; task force report, VIII.3.3.1:36
Teaching as a Profession and Teacher Competency, Report on, III.3.2:16
Technology. See Colleges of Technology; Computer Technology Committee; Education Technology Committee; Socially Responsible Use of Technology Committee
Temporary Appointments: II.7:23
Temporary Task Force on Optional Retirement Programs: III.5.11:55-56, III.5.12:1-8; Reilly testimony before, III.5.11:39. See also Early Retirement
Tenure: articles about, III.3.1:16; CUNY tenure quota literature, V.1.1:33; due process and, II.7:21-22; Reilly statement regarding, III.5.11:46; statutory tenure bill, IV.7.6:54; SUNY tenure panel, VI.4.1.1:47
Term Appointments: II.7:23
Termination. See Retrenchment
Testimony: Reilly, III.5.11:23-39. See also Speeches
TIAA-CREF (Teachers Insurance and Annuity Association/College Retirement Equity Fund): III.3.6:6, III.5.12:9, III.5.15:15-21, IV.7.7:24-25; photographs, VIII.7.21:21; suspension of state contributions to, III.5.11:56, III.5.12:1
Time Sheets. See Attendance Reporting Systems
Travel: II.7:25
Treasurer: files of Joseph Drew, V.1.1; handbook for chapter treasurers, IV.7.3:36, VIII.3.3.1:4A; workshop booklet, IVA.3.2:8
Trustees, Board of. See State University of New York, Board of Trustees
Tuition: III.5.15:22; comparisons, III.4.5:7; differential for university centers, Reilly statement in opposition to, III.5.11:41; tax credit facts, IV.7.7:29; tuition assistance program: III.4.5:6, IV.7.7:27-28; tuition waivers, II.7:26, IV.7.7:30
Undergraduate Education: PDQWL conference, "Innovations in Undergraduate Education: Model for the Nineties," IV.7.4:8
Undergraduate Education Task Force, III.5.15:23, III.5.16:1, IV.4.12:9-10; photographs, VIII.7.21:19
Unemployment Insurance: II.7:27, IV.7.7:31. See also New York State, Unemployment Insurance Division
Union objectors: III.3.3:24
United Caucus: III.4.3:9; election campaign materials, VIII.9.1:12. See also Unity Caucus
United College Employees of Fashion Institute of Technology: III.4.5:8, IV.7.7:35
United Farmworkers: IV.7.7:36
United Federation of Teachers: II.8:42, IV.7.7:37
United Paperworkers International Union: IV.7.7:38
United University Professions (UUP): III.5.16:14, IV.6.2:9, IV.6.3:23-24;
--accountants, III.4.5:9;
--administrative office, II.3:24, II.6:27, II.6:32-33, II.7:1, III.3.5:27-28, III.3.6:11, III.5.9:9-11, IV.6.1:24, IV.7.3:6: credit union for, IV.7.3:9; organizational chart/personnel listing, VIII.9.2:12A; photographs of and of staff at, VIII.7.12:10, VIII.7.13:1, VIII.7.14:7; Xerox, IV.7.8:6;
--budget, II.3:18, III.3.1:20, III.3.5:35, III.3.6:10, III.3.6:12, III.4.5:10, IV.6.2:14, IV.7.2:16-17, V.1.1:4, see also Finance Committee;
--constitution, II.4:5, VIII.3.3.2:2-6, VIII.9.2:8;
--designees to boards and committees, III.5.16:13;
--fact sheet, VIII.3.3.2:7;
--field staff, III.4.5:12: photographs, VIII.7.12:10, VIII.7.13:1, VIII.7.18:12;
--financial records, V.1.1:16-17, V.1.1:23-25; annual financial statements, V.1.1:2; correspondence and reports, V.1.1:5;
--gathered materials regarding history of, II.5:7-14, III.4.5:13, IV.6.3:12, IVA.3.1-IVA.3.2, VIII.9.1:57;
--grant proposal approvals, III.5.16:15;
--historical summaries circa 1978/1979, IV.7.4:1, VIII.9.1:28;
--incorporation and dissolution papers of United University Professions, Inc., IV.7.4:3-4;
--international program proposal with SUNY, III.5.16:27;
--master plan, III.5.16:17;
--memorabilia and artifacts, VIII.9.1-VIII.9.10;
--oral history project, Edward Alfonsin interview transcript, VIII.9.2:11-12;
--policy manual, VIII.3.3.2:7B-8;
--Research Department: III.5.16:20-24; Newer Members Survey, IVA.4.1:5-15; Re-Imagine UUP Survey, IVA.4.1:1-4;
--strategic plan, Reilly statements regarding, III.5.11:43-44;
--timeline: VIII.8.2; of Executive Board by presidential administration, VIII.8.1;
--twentieth anniversary program, VIII.9.2:3;
--twenty-fifth anniversary: anniversary review 25
Years, VIII.3.3.1:47; program, VIII.3.3.1:4; videotapes, VIII.6.2:2-3
United Way of New York: IV.7.7:39
Unity Caucus (NYSUT). See New York State United Teachers, Unity Caucus
Unity Caucus (SUNY/United): II.1:39, III.3.6:7. See also United Caucus
Universitas (newsletter University Professors for Academic Order): III.3.6:8
universitas (UUP journal): IV.7.7:40, VIII.3.3.2:0, VIII.9.2:6-6A; Marvin Zeldin, editor, III.3.6:16
University Development Committee: III.5.16:2-6, IV.4.12:11-15; photographs, VIII.7.21:22
Upstate Medical Center Chapter. See Syracuse Health Science Center
Utica/Rome Campus: improper practice, III.3.3:27
Utica/Rome Chapter: IV.3.3.14:5-9, IV.3.3.16:6; newsletters, IV.3.3.14:9; photographs, VIII.7.4:10
UUP. See United University Professions
"UUP in the News": VIII.3.2.1, VIII.9.2:9
Vice President for Academics: III.5.16:30; interim report of William Scheuerman, VIII.3.3.1:16A
Vice President for Professionals: III.5.16:31-34
Videotapes: VIII.6.1-VIII.6.2
Vietnam Veterans Memorial: addition honoring women, IV.7.7:41
Villa, Joyce Yaple (SUNY): VII.2.1:23-24
Voice, The: IV.7.7:42, VIII.2.1-VIII.2.5, VIII.9.2:14-16; photographs used in, VIII.7.15:3-10, VIII.7.16:1-6
VOTE/COPE: II.8:33, III.3.6:13, IV.4.12:16-18, IV.7.7:43; brochures and posters, VIII.3.3.2:11-13, VIII.9.3:23-24; photographs, VIII.7.21:24
Voucher Policy: IV.7.7:44
Wage/Price Freeze: II.7:30-31
Wakshull, Samuel (UUP): Labor Law Journal article regarding NEA, III.3.6:14; personal correspondence (?), III.3.4:14; photographs, VIII.7.10:1-2; speeches, II.7:2
Weidner, Barbara J. (UUP): III.4.5:14
Welfare Trust Fund: IV.7.7:46
Wellness Work Group: IV.7.8:1-2
Wessell Commission (Temporary State Commission on the Future of Post-Secondary Education): III.3.6:3; photographs, VIII.7.16:7
Western New York Legislators Meeting: photographs, VIII.7.21:25-26; Reilly address to (videotape), VIII.6.1:17
Wharton, Clifton (SUNY Chancellor): III.3.2:8, VII.2.1:25-27; photographs, VIII.7.10:3
Wollett, Donald (GOER): III.3.5:1, VII.1.1:18-19
Women: Vietnam Veterans Memorial addition honoring, IV.7.7:41; UUP photographic display celebrating, VIII.8.5:5-9, VIII.8.6; YWCA Tribute to Women, IV.7.8:8. See also Coalition of Labor Union Women, Committee on
Women's Concerns: negotiator files on, VI.4.2.1:38
Women's Conference (SUNY): III.5.15:11, VII.2.1:30; photographs, VIII.7.21:13
Women's Council (SUNY): IV.7.7:16
Women's Rights: II.8:1-3; AFT Conference on, III.5.2:2
Women's Rights in Work and Community Committee: IV.4.12:19-23; photographs, VIII.7.21:27
Women's Safety, Task Force on: IV.7.7:20
Work in America Institute: IV.7.8:3
Workers Compensation: IV.7.8:4
Workload: III.3.5:16, III.3.6:15, III.5.15:12, III.5.16:36; Empire State College workload forum, III.5.4:10; negotiations materials, VI.1.4:15-16, VI.4.3.3:7-8. See also Faculty Utilization
Workplace Literacy (Teamsters): III.5.16:37
Workshops: Affirmative Action, IV.6.2:10-11; booklets produced for, IVA.3.2:6-9; labor-management, IV.7.4:14; leadership, IV.6.3:15; membership, VI.4.1.1:29; parliamentary procedures, IV.7.8:5
Yeshiva Decision: IV.7.8:7
Zeldin, Marvin (editor universitas): III.3.6:16
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