UUP is your union, and your union wants to know what you think about the coronavirus, the economy and public higher education.
That’s why UUP has scheduled four tele-town halls in May, which will allow members to share their thoughts in online foruma with union leaders in a safe way that adheres to New York’s social distancing rules and guidelines.
The tele-town halls will be held at:
11 a.m. on Thursday, May 7
3 p.m. on Wednesday, May 13
6:30 p.m. on Tuesday, May 19
11 a.m. on Thursday, May 21
The tele-town halls will include brief presentations on the overall economic perspective of the state and the country as well as an overview of higher education funding trends in New York state and nationwide. Afterward, discussions will be opened to members for a solution-driven discussion.
“We are always be stronger when we engage each another and work from the grassroots,” said UUP President Fred Kowal. “If there is a “best” way to face these unprecedented times, I am certain that together, UUP members can and will develop that strategic plan.”
Click HERE to sign up for and participate in one of the tele-town halls.
Log-in directions will be sent to participants the week of the tele-town hall selected. Members are asked to choose just one tele-town hall to allow as many members as possible to take part.