From the FSA Caucus on Part-Time Studies (COPTS) The FSA is concerned that many instructors at Canada’s post-secondary institutions, including BCIT, are trapped in precarious, short-term contract work, and the number seems to be growing. Contract work has quietly gone from an interim stepping stone to a career-long experience. As a result, many contract academic
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FSA member’s film selected to screen at 2017 Kansas and Bahamas International Film Festivals We are happy to announce that ASLEEP (an 11 min. short film) is officially selected to screen at both the 17th Kansas International Film Festival (Nov 3-9 2017) and 14th Bahamas International Film Festival (Dec 10-17 2017). Earlier this year, ASLEEP’s
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Canada Research Chair Selection Process BCIT internal candidate information form due Nov 15, 2017 As previously announced, BCIT has an opportunity to nominate a 4th Tier 2 Canada Research Chair. In order to be eligible for consideration any interested candidates need to complete and submit the Internal CRC Applicant Information form. The form can be found
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The labour movement has a long history of standing up for equity, inspired by mottos such as ‘An injury to one is an injury to all,’ and ‘What we ask for ourselves we wish for all’. Recent incidents of hate, racism, and xenophobia around the globe and here at home remind us of the injustice
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Guest blogger: Laurie Izgerean, BCITFSA PTS Task Force, PTS Communications Faculty What: 47th AGM and Convention – Federation of Post Secondary Educators of BC (FPSE) Theme: Stronger Together: Building High-Participation Unions When: May 15-17, 2017 – Victoria B.C. (Day 1 & 2 Only) Opening Session – Day 1 Recap President’s Message: The 47th Annual FPSE
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Update: June 20, 2017 On behalf of the entire FSA, thank you to the 419 members who took the time to complete our first baseline member survey. We know that your time is valuable and we feel grateful for the effort and knowledge you shared with us through this survey. What Next? Now that the survey
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