VOTING IS NOW OPEN!
It’s time to ratify our first contract!
All members should have received an email with a link to vote. The email was sent to the personal email address each member shared with UAKU.
A ballot will not be sent to your KU email address.
The voting window is 12:01 am Wednesday, March 25-11:59 pm Thursday, March 26.
Please check your email now to confirm you have received your ballot! If you do not see an email in your inbox:
- Check your junk folder. The sender is BallotPoint.
- If you have not received a ballot and you’ve confirmed the ballot is not in your junk folder, please email us at info@uaku.edu as soon as possible. We can help!
Read the complete tentative agreement, our proposed constitution, and our wins and dues information below!
COMPLETE TENTATIVE AGREEMENT
UAKU PROPOSED CONSTITUTION
UAKU VICTORIES AND DUES INFO
We Are UAKU
We are United. We have worked together to craft a shared Statement of Purpose, signed by a growing majority of our colleagues. We are committed to KU at its best: a university that attracts scholars, staff, and students from all over the world. Our diversity is our strength. When we lose members of our community because they feel more welcome elsewhere, we lose more than valuable colleagues — we lose sight of our mission.
We are Academics. In our myriad roles on campus, we produce and support scholarly and creative work and guide our students down paths of inquiry and activity that enrich their lives and the communities they go home to. Our work is a valuable and vital public good.
We are KU. A university is its people. Students’ time here is designed to be limited. Administrators, too, come and go. Alongside dedicated staff, we sustain the University and fulfill its academic mission. It is our research, our teaching, and our service that earn KU its R1 status and maintain its AAU designation. We are proud of this place and our role in it.
We’ve chosen our name with care and intention: to reflect our unity, to demonstrate our understanding of the wide range of academic positions on campus, and to advocate for job security for all of us.
