The Saint Anselm College chapter of the American Association of University Professors was founded in 1970. Since then it has worked to:

  • protect academic freedom
  • promote shared governance
  • inform and support faculty
  • advocate for equitable working conditions
  • recognize faculty excellence

The chapter holds events to help keep all faculty up to date on developments across academia. Membership in the AAUP provides additional tools for staying an informed member of the professoriate.

To join the Saint Anselm College chapter, faculty members should first join the national AAUP. National membership fees are scaled by salary, and you can use your faculty development funds toward membership. You can join on the AAUP website. Please email the chapter secretary to inform them you have joined at bsalerno@anselm.edu

The Saint Anselm College chapter is not a collective bargaining chapter. Please email the chapter secretary for a copy of the Chapter Constitution for more information.

Learn more at AAUP.org.

Officers

NameDepartmentBox No.Phone
Kimberly Kersey Asbury (President)Nursing1745641-7077
Kevin Doran (Vice-President)Sociology and Social Work1677641-7122
David Banach (Secretary)History1629641-7049

 

Distinguished Faculty Award

Each year the Saint Anselm College AAUP Chapter presents the Distinguished Faculty Award at graduation. The award reads: "For excellence in teaching and scholarship, contributions to the academic community through active and positive relations with colleagues and students, and an involved concern for humanity." Nominations are solicited from the faculty and the selection is made by current and immediate past officers of the chapter. Recipients include:

ProfessorDepartmentYear
Tauna SiscoSociology and Social Work2022
Gary BouchardEnglish2021
Elizabeth OssoffPsychology2020
Hugh DubrulleHistory2019
Maria McKennaPsychology2018
Don RhodesBiology2017
George ParodiChemistry2016
Barbara BaudotPolitics2015
Meoghan CroninEnglish2014
Paul FinnPsychology2013
R. Ward HolderTheology2012
Beth SalernoHistory2011
Philip PajakowskiHistory2010
James MahoneyPhilosophy2009
Kathleen PerrinNursing2008
Denise AskinEnglish2007
Michael DupreSociology2006
Elaine RizzoCriminal Justice2005
William FarrellSociology2004
Roger Blais and Danielle Lesage-BlaisModern Languages2003
Barry WicklowBiology2002
Dale KuehnePolitical Science2001
Landis MagnusonEnglish2000
Gregory BuckMathematics1999
Richard HechtlPsychology1998
Joanne FarleyNursing1997
John D'EspinosaModern Languages1996
Fr. Richard Clavelle, O.S.B.Classics1995
Joseph ScannellFine Arts1994
James O'RourkePhilosophy1993
Fr. Peter Guerin, O.S.B.Theology1992
James McGheeTheology1991
Teresa Mendez-FaithModern Languages1990
Olaf TollefsenPhilosophy1989
John RompsBusiness and Economics1988
Dennis SweetlandTheology1987
Paul SavagePolitical Science1986
Fr. Michael Custer, O.S.B.Chemistry1985
John LynchHistory1984
Robert OttenEnglish1983
Fr. Placidus Riley, O.S.B.Theology and Administration1982
Ruth BagleyNursing1981
Roy UphamChemistry1980
Thomas LeeBiology1979
Fanny DelisleEnglish1978
Vincent CapowskiHistory1977
Joseph MacDonaldPhilosophy1976
Francis MasonHistory1975
Edward ComiskeyEnglish1974
John WindhausenHistory1973
Barbara StahlBiology1972
John RyanEnglish1971
Roger LawrenceBiology1970