Association of Nova Scotia University Teachers
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ANSUT Affiliates
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National Faculty Assoc.
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Provincial Faculty Assoc.
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N.S. Political Parties
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ANSUT Documents
External Site
Main ANSUT Site <> Remote ANSUT Site (Documents)
BY-LAWS & Minutes of meetings
ANSUT BY-LAWS
April 17, 2007
Sept 22, 2007
Dec. 8, 2007
April 19, 2008
AGM May 28, 2008
Funding Formula (old) and latest Memorandum of Understanding
Funding Formula 1998 with 2000 addendum
Memorandum of Understanding 2005
Memorandum of Understanding 2008
Elimination of Mandatory Retirement
Proclamation of Act - Signed
Briefs and Poll Results
Brief to Standing Committee Finance 2008
Brief to Standing Committee Human Resources 2008
Brief to the GPI Atlantic 2008
Post Secondary Education – Public Opinion in NS
CNFSN Poll 2007
Shut out and Dropping Out: 2005 Poll of Higher Education in Nova Scotia (Vector poll results)
Brief to House of Commons Standing Committee on Finance: October 2006
Report to Meeting of Provincial Associations CAUT Council: November 2006
Issues
Student Debt and Student Aid
Tuition Fees in Nova Scotia Faculty Recruitment - The Looming Crisis
Should Single Parents be Discouraged From attending University?
News and Media Releases
Newsletter 2008
Newsletter January 2006
Provincial Election 2006 MEDIA RELEASE
Press Release March 2005
President's Speaking Notes - Press conference March 9,2005
Halifax Herald March 10, 2005
The Daily News March 10,2005
February 2005 POLL results (summary): Nova Scotian's views on tuition fees
Newsletter, Spring 2003
Activities
Recent Activities (06 – 07)
Petition to the Legislative Assembly: Reduce Tuition Fees - Circulated by the Canadian Federation of Student's (in PDF format)
WHAT CAN I DO
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