Lecturers

At the University of California, nearly half of all undergraduate instruction is delivered by non-Senate faculty, commonly called lecturers. In a given term, roughly 3000 lecturers teach throughout the UC. In a given year, close to 5000 lecturers are employed at UC. Nearly twenty-five percent of lecturers are full time, and half of us teach fifty percent time or more. Non-Senate faculty teach many of the lower division courses, including almost all writing and language courses, and some upper division courses. Many lecturers are also active in their fields with research and publications.

Unit 18 Contract Extension--Ratification Vote Results

Unit 18 members overwhelmingly voted to extend the Memorandum of Understanding(MOU) for an additional year.  The Unit 18 MOU is now set to expire on July 31, 2011.  Below is a campus by campus breakdown of the extension vote results. 

Basis is the number of members on a campus.  Count is the number of members who voted.  The last three columns show the ballots cast by day during the voting period.

Unit 18 Contract Extension--Ratification Vote

We are writing to you with some important news about the Memorandum of Understanding (“the contract”) between UC-AFT non-Senate faculty and the University.  As you perhaps know, the current contract expires at the end of July.  

UCOP Issues Clarification on Unit 18 Participation in Furlough Program

 

Unit 18 Furlough Chronology

 

Lecturers Exempted from Furlough Program


We were given official notice last week that the Office of the President has decided that Unit 18 will NOT participate in the furlough program.

Unit 18 Contract Negotiations

To UC-AFT Non-Senate Faculty:

We are writing to you with some important news about the Memorandum of Understanding (“the contract”) between UC-AFT non-Senate faculty and the University.  As you perhaps know, the current contract expires at the end of July.  

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