[October 12th, 2023]: Every Thursday is Wear Red for Higher Ed at CSI! We're showing solidarity with our bargaining team every Thursday by wearing red to work. Need something red to wear? Submit a request here for red PSC apparel and we'll have something sent to your office at CSI.
[October 10th, 2023]: PSC President James Davis will be attending our next chapter meeting! Join us on Thursday, Oct 12th from 2:30-4pm, and bring questions for our president!
[October 3rd, 2023]: Tuesday, October 10th is Wear Red for Higher Ed at CSI! All PSC members at CSI are asked to show up to work wearing red to voice their support for a fair contract and for a fully-funded CUNY!
[Sept 14th, 2023]: PSC members need to to be aware of the disparity between our vision of the future and CUNY management's vision of the future. Here are CUNY's contract demands. Note that, despite letting our contract expire last February without even coming to the table until summer, CUNY management doesn't think PSC members deserve retroactive back pay.
[June 27th, 2023]: The PSC and CUNY are at the bargaining table! Keep up to date here.
[April 10th, 2023]: It's official: there will be rally at CSI on May 9th at 2pm -- please come out to oppose cuts and support the New Deal for CUNY!
[April 5th, 2023] See today's message, sent to all PSC members on campus, from the chapter chair.
[April 4th, 2023] Have you forgotten about pandemic-era governance crisis at CSI? We haven't! As our campus conducts a search for its new president, we want to remind everyone how important it is for campus administrators to respect shared governance, and the CUNY by-laws in general. For a refresher, see the coverage by CSI United.
[March 21st, 2023] The CSI Chapter of the PSC, in cooperation with other campus and community stakeholders, is preparing a demonstration to oppose the ongoing cuts to CUNY's budget. The event is scheduled to take place at CSI on May 9th; watch this space for details (or better yet, follow our Twitter feed).
[March 15th, 2023] Please check out this excellent open letter to the Staten Island Advance by PSC members Prof. Alyson Bardsley and Prof. Matt Brim. This is a letter to the editor that the Advance has so far not published, or even responded to.
