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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1972
Page
5
Barnard AAUP calls for a Faculty Finance Committee to broaden input on salaries and fringe benefits. The Budgetary Review Committee remains advisory and lacks power, with confidential budget details limiting faculty consultation and hampering participation. Assistant Professor Robert McCaughey, president of the faculty group, voices concerns.
The proposal would bring faculty into the budgetary process as a safety valve allowing input before the budget is formed. A three member committee would include a tenured member, a non tenured member, and an at large faculty member, elected by their peers.
At issue is a clash over Barnard College budgetary method and financial philosophy equal in significance to the wage dispute. Faculty sources say they were led to believe before the budget passage that salary increases would be granted.
Budget details show 400 for assistant professors 500 for associate and 800 for full professors raising real gains unevenly across ranks. Faculty argue the 5 percent figure masks smaller real increments and reflects an 11 percent deficit that Barnard could have offset.
Members of Barnard College discuss immediate inclusion of students on the ad hoc executive committee and a future 13 member governing board to represent women across campus. Plan calls for student seats via lottery and ongoing talks on broader inclusion of administration, faculty, staff, and community women.
The Barnard unit of the AAUP urges direct faculty involvement in budget talks. It proposes a Faculty Finance Committee of three members to participate in salary and benefits discussions and report to the faculty at least three times yearly. The Administration would provide necessary information.
The article describes a women's basketball game at Rikers Island coached by Ms Fitts. Our team led 23 17 at halftime but the Riks surged after the break, aided by a 29 point six foot opponent. Pat Testamark and Barbara Sossen drove the ball while rebounding remained weak.
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