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Building Alliances

Building Alliances. Craig Flanery, AAUP Jane Patton, Vice President, ASCCC. Preview. Why? With whom? How? Cautions Resources Yeah, but. Scenario. Why do senates need alliances?. To increase local influence To increase statewide influence. Alliances inside the college.

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Building Alliances

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  1. Building Alliances Craig Flanery, AAUP Jane Patton, Vice President, ASCCC ASCCC Plenary Session

  2. Preview • Why? • With whom? • How? • Cautions • Resources • Yeah, but. . .

  3. Scenario

  4. Why do senates need alliances? • To increase local influence • To increase statewide influence

  5. Alliances inside the college • With whom do we want alliances? • With whom do we already have alliances? • How strong are the alliances & for which issues are they useful?

  6. Alliances with. . . • Other faculty groups • Students • Administrators • Staff • Trustees • Others

  7. Alliances outside the college • With whom do we want alliances? • With whom do we already have alliances? • How strong are the alliances & for which issues are they useful?

  8. Alliances with. . . • AAUP • The community • The Academic Senate • Others (media, universities, schools)

  9. Strategies • How to reach out • How to get senators to participate • How to sustain alliances • Cautions; land mines

  10. Resources • AAUP • ASCCC • Developing A Model for Effective Senate/Union Relations (1996 paper • Exec committee • People

  11. Yeah, but. . .

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