The Annual CPFA Conference "One Tier System: It’s Time" May 6, 2023 from 10am to 4pm (On Zoom) Program includes: Health Benefits for Part-Time Faculty CA State Budget CPFA Robert Yoshioka Non-Tenure Faculty Advocate Award Reaching Parity Legislative Updates: The Pay Parity Bill (AB 260) The Office Hours Bill (AB 1190) And other legislative proposals in the pipeline. Register Now (FREE)! ...
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CPFA Elections 2023 Candidate Positions Below It is that time of year again! Nominations for the CPFA Executive Council (EC), listed below, are now being accepted from members in good standing.

• Nominations must be received no later than midnight, Friday, March 24th.

• Candidate statements will be published here on our website by Monday, April 3rd. 

• Voting will take place online, beginning Sunday, April 23rd and ending at midnight, Friday, April 29th.

Nominate Yourself Interested members may self-nominate by sending an email to the Elections Committee, at elections@cpfa.org, by midnight of March 24th. For publicity of your ...
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CPFA Annual Conference, 2022 May 7, 2022 from 10:00 am to 4 pm 10:00 am – Introductions & Welcome!

• John Martin, CPFA Chair
• Laurel Hartley, Conference Chair
• Members of the CPFA Executive Council

10:15 am – “What I Learned While Investigating Working Conditions of CA Part-time Faculty”

• Keynote Speaker: Thomas Peele, Investigative Reporter, EdSource

10:45 am – Questions and Answers

• Moderator John Martin

11:00 am – Short Break 11:15 am – Election Results

• Presented by Sue Broxlum

11:20 am – Special Presentation

• The CPFA Robert Yoshioka Non-Tenure Faculty Advocate Award

12:00 pm Lunch Break 12:30 pm – Advocacy and Action Panel

• Moderator Kristie Iwamoto

• CCA/CTA ...
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Annual CPFA Conference, 2022 Saturday, May 7th from 10AM to 3:30PM PROGRAM HIGHLIGHTS Keynote Speaker: Thomas Peele, EdSource Investigative Reporter “What I Learned While Investigating Working Conditions of CA Part-time Faculty” Thomas Peele is a Pulitzer Prize winning investigative reporter. His journalism career began in 1983 at a small weekly newspaper. He has a B.A. in Journalism from Long Island University and an MFA in writing from the University of San Francisco. In addition to his Pulitzer for stories on the tragic Ghost Ship fire in Oakland, he has won more that 70 journalism awards including the (Ralph) McGill Medal for Journalistic Courage, ...
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