When we hear âcollege debt crisisâ, we usually think of student debt. But colleges and universities increasingly owe millions of dollars to private creditors and financial institutions as well. To […]
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Spring Phonebanking
We are holding weekly phonebanking sessions on alternating Tuesdays at 5:30pm (register here) and Thursdays at 1:30pm (register here). Training will be available for new phoners. Join us and build power with your colleagues! […]
On February 4, the Graduate Center Chapter of the PSC hosted an open forum on planned reductions in 2021-22 graduate admissions. The forum â for which 110 people registered â […]
On December 14, Graduate Center president Robin Garrell hosted a town hall event via Zoom. The webinar format did not conform to our usual expectations of town hall-type events, virtual […]
Our union chapter is large and diverse, comprising multiple titles, campuses, and work environments. Its executive committeeâwhich includes staff, students, and facultyâreflects this heterogeneity. As such, we are acutely aware […]
PSC Resolution on Defunding the NYPD
On Thursday, June 25, 2020, the PSC-CUNY delegate assembly overwhelmingly approved a resolution on defunding the NYPD: The Professional Staff Congress Calls for Defunding the NYPD and Redirecting Resources to […]
At the April meeting of the PSC Delegate Assembly, one of the resolutions adopted by the PSC was the following: The PSC stands by the principle during the pandemic of […]
You can see the PDF of the agreement here: Graduate Assistants Summer 2020 Letter The text reads as follows: Dr. Barbara Bowen President Professional Staff Congress/CUNY 61 Broadway, 15th […]
Heartbreak and Hope
Friends and colleagues – Tom Waters, a doctoral student in the political science department, passed away on April 4th from COVID-19. Tom was a long-time leader in the New York tenant […]
Please see this PDF of the meeting we had with President Muyskens: Muyskens coronavirus meeting If you have questions or concerns please contact chapter chair Luke Elliott-Negri. Stay safe, everyone.