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Annual Meetings
The AAUP Annual Meeting is the business component of the larger Annual Conference, and it has certain responsibilities as laid out in Article VI of the AAUP Constitution.
The 103rd Annual Meeting will occur Saturday, June 17, 2017, from 9–11:45 a.m. and 1:45–4 p.m at the Mayflower Hotel, 1127 Connecticut Avenue, NW, Washington, District Of Columbia 20036.
More information:
- Draft agenda for the 103rd Annual Meeting
- A proposed amendment to the AAUP Constitution, which will be voted on at the 2017 Annual Meeting.
- Certifying delegates to the Annual Meeting
- Standing Rules Governing the Annual Meeting
- Weighted Voting Procedures
- Resolutions by and Proposals to the Annual Meeting
- Registration and program information about the upcoming Annual Conference
Chapters and Conferences
Are you looking for a campus-based chapter of the AAUP, or for your local state organization? See a list of chapter websites or state conferences.
Join the AAUP
As an AAUP member, you join forces with colleagues who care about academic freedom and shared governance. You help protect quality higher education and shape the future of our profession. In addition, there are practical benefits such as discounts, insurance programs, and a subscription to Academe
magazine.
Start a Chapter
Active AAUP chapters serve the profession on more than 500 campuses by supporting principles and programs that vitally affect the quality of higher education and professional life. Find out how you can start a chapter at your college or university.
