Uniserv General, 1971-1972

File — Box: 38, Folder: 11

Scope and Contents

Lists of Uniserv representatives, dates of hire, and personal information; related correspondence with NEA Leadership Development Academy, April 1972; list of proposed Uniserv clusters for 1972-73; Uniserv program review, August 8, 1972; staffing projections for locals by regional service center, 1972-73; tentative working draft, Uniserv Policy Implementation, 1971; Policy Implementation Guidelines, 1971; Policy Guidelines, adopted by NEA Board of Directors, February 1971; memo to regional coordinators re bulk purchase of library materials from Bureau of National Affairs, October 4, 1972; Western Union telex to national office requesting extension of May 1 deadline for application for funding Uniserv units, anticipating higher number of new units, May 1, 1972; map of New York State showing estimated number of Uniserv staff per region for 1972-73; cover letters noting checks sent from NEA or Uniserv national office to New York units; Uniserv cost projection for 1972-73; 1971-72 budget for Uniserv Unit 14A (Elmira, Corning Horseheads), with attached agreement; Uniserv agreement between National Education Association (NEA) and New York State Teachers Association (NYSTA), November 2, 1971; revised copy, July 9, 1971; correspondence re approval by NYSTA Board of Directors of a master plan to implement Uniserv in New York State, May 27, 1971; memos to field staff re training sessions

Dates

1971-1972

Creator

From the Collection: New York State United Teachers (NYSUT) (creator, Organization)

Language of Materials

Collection material in English

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