Vision
To empower faculty to facilitate student growth and success and positively impact our communities.
Mission
- To strengthen collaboration between faculty and administration through respect, communication, transparency, and honesty.
- To empower faculty and promote their well-being through professionalism, equity, and the democratic process of collective bargaining.
- To support student learning and growth through participation in the development of effective local and statewide educational policies.
- To engage with the community through outreach and volunteer activities so that students, faculty, staff, administrators, and community members can learn and succeed in a diverse world.
Collective Bargaining Goals
- Faculty Voice – An empowered faculty voice in serving student and community needs in educational offerings.
- A collaborative labor-management relationship in matters related to collective bargaining.
- An equal partnership between faculty and administration in fulfilling the College’s mission.
- Fair and uniform treatment of faculty members in both employment and academic affairs.
- Respect for faculty members’ professional judgment and autonomy.
- Recognition of service to the College, the community, and society.
- A collaborative labor-management relationship in matters related to collective bargaining.
- Enhanced Faculty Development – Attraction, retention, and further development of quality faculty to enhance student learning.
- Institutional and financial support for professional development of faculty.
- Meaningful and constructive input on faculty members’ job performance.
- Clear and achievable guidelines for career advancement.
- Institutional and financial support for professional development of faculty.
- Competitive Compensation – transparent, competitive, and fair pathway for advancement in compensation.
- A compensation system that reflects the value of experience and prevents wage compression.
- Recognition of the value of academic advancement in one’s field.
- Fair pay for every hour engaged in academic labor.
- Maintaining competitive employment benefits with peer institutions.
- A compensation system that reflects the value of experience and prevents wage compression.
- Health, Safety, and Security – An academic environment that places the utmost importance on the health, safety, and security of all members of the College community.
- Policies and that enable employees to attend to their and their families’ health and wellness.
- A workplace free from all forms of harassment, discrimination, and threats of violence.
- Administrator, faculty, and student collaboration in monitoring and improving campus safety.
- Policies and that enable employees to attend to their and their families’ health and wellness.
