Bridges meets with AFTNJ’s higher education leaders
Calling it “the first of many meetings,” New Jersey Secretary of Higher Education Dr. Brian Bridges on April 16…
Calling it “the first of many meetings,” New Jersey Secretary of Higher Education Dr. Brian Bridges on April 16…
An interview and Q&A session with Secretary of Education Dr. Miguel A. Cardona is on the agenda for EdTech…
According to a survey conducted by Hart Research Associates, 81 percent of AFT members have either received a COVID-19…
New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy will hold a virtual town hall with union members April 14 at 5 p.m….
The Public Employees’ Retirement System (PERS) will present two workshops in May for AFTNJ adjunct professors who would like…
Registration is now open for this year’s Education Reform, Communities and Social Justice Research Conference, taking place via Zoom…
The American Jobs Plan, introduced March 31 by President Joe Biden, is “a down payment on our woefully underinvested…
As negotiations continue between William Paterson University administration and AFT Local 1796 over possible cutbacks, WPU’s workers and students…
Rutgers University’s business schools in Newark and New Brunswick tied for 44th in that category on the U.S. News &…
Effective April 5, all educators and staff at New Jersey’s institutions of higher learning will be eligible to receive…
While high school students might not be experiencing learning loss during the pandemic in the same way as K-8…
A March 16 email sent by Montclair State University to faculty members with a link to schedule a COVID-19…
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