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Know Your Right of First Refusal

May 10, 2022 by Lynelle Yutani Leave a Comment

We recently won an important arbitration about your rights. It pertains to the first level of job security that term faculty members can obtain (right of first refusal—see article 1.02 (g) in the Local Agreement).  Right now, we need your help to monitor whether the College will honour this ruling. We don’t always know when members are having trouble exercising … [Read more...] about Know Your Right of First Refusal

My Personal Indigenization Statement – Lynelle Yutani

May 4, 2022 by Lynelle Yutani Leave a Comment

Cycle of Knowledge House Post

Indigenization and Decolonization are processes, not just goals. I choose the path of reconciliation and cross-cultural healing with great intention.  I work for it (inside myself) and try to model it for others.  I intentionally check my privilege and attempt to be as generous (in heart as well as in other ways) as possible. I try to walk with respect for my … [Read more...] about My Personal Indigenization Statement – Lynelle Yutani

The Union Reel: Films about Work

May 3, 2022 by CCFAASC 1 Comment

Norma Rae 1979   Directed by Martin Ritt    It will surprise no one who knows me that the protagonist of Norma Rae was one of my heroes when I was seventeen. It was 1979, and popular culture had developed an earthy, working-class aesthetic. Punk rock had reached its peak. TV shows like Taxi and Alice were cheerfully gritty. Films about poor people, like Mean Streets, Dog Day … [Read more...] about The Union Reel: Films about Work

Getting Our Houses in Order

May 3, 2022 by CCFAASC Leave a Comment

Deans may come and go, but for most of us, our department is our home.  That’s where our closest colleagues are, it’s where the most important discussions take place, and, if we are lucky, it’s where we find our best support.  It’s also where collegial governance begins. I want to encourage you to take charge of some key areas in your department.  If you … [Read more...] about Getting Our Houses in Order

Towards Fairness

December 22, 2021 by CCFAASC

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