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Association of Pennsylvania State College and University Faculties —representing faculty and coaches at Pennsylvania's publicly owned universities. An affiliate of AFT • AFT Local 1421. APSCUF.org
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“Empathy is not agreement; it’s believing in the humanity of other people. We must see each other as fellow human beings.” —Professor Gwendolyn Torges, Indiana University of Pennsylvania
Professor Highlight: Dr. Torges cultivates 'civic empathy'
Dr. Gwendolyn Torges has been a political science professor at IUP for 28 years, but her journey to get here brought her across the country and multiple disciplines.
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"I also tell students that developing relationships with your professors is so important because they are the ones that are helping to guide you." —Associate Professor Christine Pease-Hernandez, Slippery Rock University
Get to know your professors - The Rocket
The transition to college is exciting, challenging, confusing, stressful and eye-opening. Building relationships and finding your place in a new community are two incredibly difficult things to ask…
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"I am not the least bit surprised that when you have multiple dead bodies in the same body of water showing up, that multiple people in town are going to go, ‘oh, there’s a pattern.'" —Professor Robert Spicer, Millersville University
How news of Houston bayou deaths sparked a serial killer conspiracy theory | Houston Public Media
City leaders have noted 2025 is on track to have fewer dead bodies found in local bayous than last year. Some Houstonians still believe there’s more to the story.
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“By supporting a generation of academically talented students, the project creates a direct pipeline of data science professionals and establishes IUP as a data science hub ... " —Professor John Chrispell, IUP
$2M NSF grant to to launch data science scholarship program
This September, the National Science Foundation (NSF) awarded $2 million to IUP to assist financially challenged students pursue degrees in data science.
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Leading a session about meet-and-discuss are, from left, Clarion Chapter President Dr. Mark Kilwein, West Chester Chapter President Dr. Chris Stangl, Past Lock Haven Chapter President Dr. Peter Campbell, State Vice President Dr. Kara Laskowski, and Mary Rita Duvall, APSCUF’s head of labor relations.
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APSCUF labor-relations directors, from left, Sara Miller, Josh Grubbs, and Julie Reese conduct a session about filing a grievance.
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APSCUF President Dr. Kenneth M. Mash provides an overview of the State System to kick off the second day of APSCUF’s Leadership Institute.
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Labor-Relations Director Josh Grubbs leads APSCUF trivia, following the Leadership Institute dinner Friday night.
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Member Dr. Dana Morrison, left, role-plays an organizing conversation during APSCUF's Leadership Institute.
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Participants discuss a semantics exercise at the APSCUF Leadership Institute.
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APSCUF Leadership Institute participants discuss leadership identification during an exercise.
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KB Brower, organizing director with Bargaining for the Common Good, introduces the Skills to Win training. High participation is a prerequisite to power, she said.
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APSCUF President Dr. Kenneth M. Mash welcomes members to the 2025 Leadership Institute at the AFSCME conference center in the Harrisburg area. “What’s the difference we can make, if we work together?” he asked.
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“Building PA is well known in the industry and is a great resource for a wide range of professionals in the construction and related fields. It’s an honor to be asked to be part of the series.” —Professor Tracey Cekada, Indiana University of Pennsylvania
Department of Safety Sciences and Environmental Engineering Chair Featured on “Building PA Podcast”
Tracey Cekada, chair of IUP’s Department of Safety Sciences and Environmental Engineering, is a guest for Building PA Podcast’s latest episode, “From Classroom to Career: The Path of Safety…
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“It’s a lot of work, and it’s very demanding work, but I absolutely view it as rewarding work. While I don’t necessarily consider myself a morning person, I never have issues waking up in the morning to lead my choirs, teach my students, do this, do that." —Ari Sussman, West Chester University
Ari Sussman: Music Man Does It All in Philadelphia
Explore the life of Ari Sussman, a passionate musician and Jewish educator balancing multiple roles in his community.
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“Journalism did not die in 1996. People had told me journalism is dying. It’s still not dead.” —Professor Dhiman Chattopadhyay, Shippensburg University
The Future of Media in an AI World
Professor Chattopadhyay discusses AI & societal tech fears on new Slate podcast
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“This festival brings global perspectives on pressing issues to audiences here in Pennsylvania and beyond. It’s also a chance to interact directly with filmmakers and engage with stories that often remain on the margins.” —Associate Professor Iliana Pagán-Teitelbaum, West Chester University
West Chester University Launches Global Hispanic Film Festival and Latino Communities Conference - MyChesCo
WEST CHESTER, PA — West Chester University is marking Hispanic Heritage Month with a wide-ranging slate of programs, highlighted by the 2025 Global Hispanic Film Festival – Virtual Edition and …
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