Founded in 1997, ANSUT represents over 1400 full-time faculty, librarians, and contract academic staff in Nova Scotia.
If enacted, Bill 12 will give the Minister of Advanced Education unprecedented power to appoint the majority of members to university Boards, dictate that research align only with government priorities, and provide unchecked authority to force universities into a revitalization process.
ANSUT president, Scott Stewart, supporting MSVUFA members on the strike line.
ANSUT advocates for change through workshops and conferences.
PRESS RELEASE – SMUFU-November 72018
ANSUT Conference: Indigenizing the Academy May 3rd & 4th, Membertou Trade and Convention Centre Report Linda Mann and I attended the ANSUT Conference: Indigenizing the Academy as Faculty Association delegates. The conference was held at Membertou First Nation, Cape Breton
Halifax – A recent poll shows that 95% of Nova Scotians think post-secondary education (PSE) should be a high priority for the Nova Scotian provincial government. “This is the fourth poll we’ve conducted in ten years,” says Scott Stewart,
ANSUT urges Quebec’s National Assembly to reject bill regarding changes to the Charter of the Université de Montréal Halifax – The Association of Nova Scotia University Teachers (ANSUT) calls upon the National Assembly of Quebec to vote against a new
Halifax – Two members of The Association of Nova Scotia University Teachers (ANSUT) Council were honoured recently for their outstanding service to the university community and beyond. Dr. Robert Farmer, Associate