CUNY Professors help New Yorkers reinvent their lives. The next generation deserves the same opportunity. It won’t be there unless Albany invests in the City University of New York.  

CUNY professors and advisors have worked five years without a raise. It’s getting harder for CUNY to attract and keep the faculty students need. That’s wrong for students and wrong for New York. 


Mirkeya Capellan Hostos & Hunter

Jaafar Tindi CCNY

Edek Williams’s family moved from Jamaica to New York in search of opportunity. He found it at CUNY. Now he’s a graduate of City College of New York working toward his PhD so he can create opportunity for others.  The next generation deserves the same chance. It won’t be there unless Albany invests in CUNY and funds the PSC-CUNY contract.

Edek CCNY

Gloria Paulus, Counselor at Baruch College, testifies at CUNY BOT Hearing on September 19, 2016

Gloria Paulus testifies at CUNY BOT Hearing at Baruch College on September 19, 2016

Paula Whitney Best, HEO at Medgar Evers College, testifies at the CUNY BOT Hearing at Baruch College on September 19, 2016

Paula Whitney Best testifies at the CUNY BOT Hearing at Baruch College on September 19, 2016

Miriam Balmuth, Retiree from Hunter College, reads the Testimony of Elizabeth A. Wall-O’Brien, Academic Adviser at Hunter College, at the CUNY BOT Hearing at Baruch College on September 19, 2016

Miriam Balmuth reads the Testimony of Elizabeth A. Wall-O’Brien at the CUNY BOT Hearing

Sylvia Schaindlin, teacher at Hunter College HS, testifies at the CUNY BOT Hearing at Baruch College on September 19, 2016

Sylvia Schaindlin testifies at the CUNY BOT Hearing at Baruch College on September 19, 2016

Jeremy Glick, Associate Professor at Hunter College, testifies at the CUNY BOT Hearing at Baruch College on September 19, 2016

Jeremy Glick testifies at the CUNY BOT Hearing at Baruch College on September 19, 2016

PSC CONTRACT CAMPAIGN KICK-OFF
Monday, December 4
We won’t wait another 6 years for a contract!
Fair salaries, better conditions for all!
RSVP @ PSC-CUNY.ORG/DEC4

I'll Be There Dec 4_ Barbara Bowen

PSC CONTRACT CAMPAIGN KICK-OFF
Monday, December 4

RSVP @ PSC-CUNY.ORG/DEC4

We won’t wait another 6 years for a contract!
Fair salaries, better conditions for all!

4:30 PM Gather at CUNY Graduate Center, 365 5th Ave., at 34th St.
5:00 PM March to Baruch College, 55 Lexington Ave., at 25th St.
5:30-6:30 PM Rally Outside CUNY Board of Trustees Meeting, 25th St. Pedestrian Plaza, Baruch

I'll Be There Dec 4_ CarlySmith

I'll Be There- Gronowicz

I'll Be There - DiRaimo

I'll Be There - Martinez

I'll Be There- Andrea

I'll be there - Perlstein

I'll Be There-Wetzel

The Supreme Court case Janus v. AFSCME is designed to destroy the power of unions to fight for a better life for working people. The Janus case is funded by corporate interest groups whose own fundraising letter says they aim to “defund and defang” unions like ours.

The power to protect our own union’s strength is in our hands.  Do something good for yourself, for your future and for those who depend on you: sign the new union membership card today.

Sign the New PSC Union Card

The Professional Staff Congress, which represents 30,000 faculty and professional staff at the City University of New York, launched a multi-week advertising campaign to encourage New York’s leaders to resolve negotiations over the PSC-CUNY contract that expired over 16 months ago.  The television ads feature CUNY students and will run in Albany and New York City.  Radio ads will run in the New York City area.

Do Right By Our Kids

The Professional Staff Congress is the union that represents more than 25,000 faculty and staff at the City University of New York (CUNY) and the CUNY Research Foundation. It is dedicated to advancing the professional lives of its members, enhancing their terms and conditions of employment, and maintaining the strength of the nation's largest, oldest and most visible urban public university.

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