• Sign up now for UUP Advocacy Days!!

    Dear Colleagues,

    Advocacy season is upon us and I’d like to bring UUP’s 2025 Advocacy Day to your attention.  

    Sign up today for the February 24-25 Advocacy Day by clicking HERE

    Who
    :                  All interested members! Chapter Presidents, your goal is to send 5 members from your

    chapter. 
    When
    :                Monday, February 24th from 5:30 pm to 7 pm – UUP Legislative Reception

                               Tuesday, February 25th from 9 am to 4 pm – UUP Advocacy Day

    Where:              Monday Evening – UUP Legislative Reception at The Albany Room in the Empire State Plaza
                               Tuesday – Morning Briefing at the Hilton Albany (40 Lodge Street, Albany NY 12207) followed by legislative appointments at the NYS Capitol and LOB

    Register:          Click here to register

    We need a strong showing throughout the legislative season and I hope you will join me for this important day of advocacy. We ask that you make an extra effort to attend and urge other members from your chapter to join you. 

    I look forward to seeing you there.

    Thanks,

    Fred

    Frederick E. Kowal, Ph.D.

    President

    United University Professions

    PLEASE NOTE:

    • Deadline to register is February 3rd.  If you do not register by this date, we cannot guarantee a room at the Albany Hilton. The NYS Bar Exam is February 25-26 in Albany, rooms are limited.
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  • UUP Contractual Compensation Benefits

    Our most recently ratified Collective Bargaining Agreement (CBA) provides for a variety of salary increases, lump sum payments, and other monetary benefits to our members. This document summarizes most of these:

  • Statement on Freedom of Expression on Campus

    from United University Professions (UUP) – New Paltz Executive Cte

    As the union representing academic and professional faculty here at SUNY New Paltz, we would like to reiterate that both academic freedom and the First Amendment rights of free expression and assembly to redress grievances are essential to all of us in the SUNY New Paltz community.  In keeping with these fundamental values, UUP will never support the mass arrest or intimidation of those exercising their right to protest or speak out against injustice.

    We stand in solidarity with all of our students for their right to peaceful assembly and expression of their deeply considered views of the world, this country, this State, and the connections that they identify between these and our institution of higher education. They are here to educate themselves and to take forward from this place the mantle of leadership of the next generation, imbued with values of equity, critical thinking, and compassion for others, and it is our privilege to have played a role in that journey.

    We urge the Administration to refrain from invoking academic discipline on students who are committed to expressing themselves through peaceful means, and to refrain from escalating matters by calling for police action to enforce policy infractions.

    Our ultimate success as a learning community can only take place if we all maintain our commitment to (deep) listening to one another, respectful negotiation of differences, and a willingness to take part in what at times may be difficult conversations, without resort to the use of force or violence.

Calendar

Nothing from December 8, 2025 to January 8, 2026.

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