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NEW ASU WEBSITE

The ASU has launched a new, improved, easier-to-use website. All the old familiar features are there, plus more! Check out the "forums" section for roommates and the Book Exchange, the new calendar for the down-low all the ASU events, and get to know your SRC and Executive. NEW: opt out of the health and/or dental plan online! (Although you might not want to when you hear the perks!).

 

Go to www.theasu.com or www.theasu.ca to check it out now!

 

 

 

 

 
Acadia University and AUFA have reached an agreement!

Acadia University Board of Governors and Faculty Association Sign New Four-Year Contract

Wolfville, NS – Acadia University’s Board of Governors and members of the Acadia University Faculty Association (AUFA) have ratified a new collective agreement covering the period July 1, 2010 to June 30, 2014. The new agreement successfully concludes contract negotiations that began on May 3.

 “I want to congratulate members of the negotiating teams for demonstrating their commitment to Acadia by reaching an agreement in advance of the upcoming school year through determined collective bargaining,” said Paul Jewer, Chair of Acadia’s Board of Governors. “This is an important achievement for the Acadia community and we are now well positioned to further strengthen our reputation for outstanding teaching, research and community engagement.”

"From the outset of negotiations, AUFA was determined to achieve a contract through collective bargaining," said Dr. Wendy Bedingfield, President of AUFA. “We recognized the importance of reaching an agreement that would contribute to a viable university community. I want to congratulate members of both bargaining teams for accomplishing their goal of concluding an agreement quickly.”

 “Both negotiating teams are to be commended for their excellent work,” said Ray Ivany, President and Vice-Chancellor of Acadia. “With this new, long-term agreement in place, we can now focus our full attention on the upcoming academic year and Acadia’s students, who will begin arriving in the next few weeks. We will be heading into the fall term with positive momentum and a new sense of confidence within our entire campus community.”

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Contacts:

 

Wendy Bedingfield

President, Acadia University Faculty Association

Professor, School of Recreation Management and Kinesiology

Acadia University

(902) 585-1122 (Office)

(902) 679-7862 (Mobile)

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Scott Roberts

Executive Director

Communications and Marketing

Acadia University

(902) 585-1705 (Office)

(902)670-8966 (Cell)

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New Off Campus Housing Registry!

The ASU has moved its off campus housing website!

 

The has partnered with Places4Students.com, a company that specializes in providing off campus housing solutions for university students. This service is free for all students to use as an effective method of finding a place to live off-campus, sublets, and even roommates!

 

Landlords can list properties at rates that are very competitive and less than most other mediums of advertising. Students can check out the website to view rental listings, and landlords can post ads at www.Places4Students.com or call 1-866-766-0767 (toll free).

 

VISIT PLACES 4 STUDENTS NOW!

We also do still have some properties at www.findaspot.com, so check them out while they last!

 

 
ASU Frosh Site

Hey there Folks, 

 The ASU has just launched it's Frosh Website! You can check out the upcoming events and even order you Frosh Kit or Axe Pack! 

 Check it out @ www.theasu.com/frosh

 

 

 
Nominations for Chancellor of Acadia University

Dear Acadia Students,

 

Arthur Irving’s term as Chancellor of Acadia University concludes on June 30th.  

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