The Retirees' Newsletter

The Bi-Monthly Publication of the Retirees' Association (Faculty, Librarian, Administrator)

The University of Windsor, Windsor, Ontario, Canada N9B 3P4

Vol IX, No. 5, December 1999

First Published in July 1991

Issue # 35

Editor : Datta Pillay


A Message From The President, Retirees' Association

Y2K is an interesting symbol for us retirees. It's the beginning of the end of this millennium, and so I think of it as symbolizing the completion of the income-earning portion of our professional careers, but not the end of our activities. And as the beginning of the 2000-decade, it also signifies new beginnings and new experiences for many of us.

As a retirees' association, we've had some interesting experiences this year in securing representation on the important Faculty Association committees and bodies. The Faculty Association has ratified these constitutional developments through a general-membership mail ballot. Our sense is that these new arrangements will make a real difference in getting our voice heard.

It has also become evident to us that the Faculty Association and the University are now becoming more attentive to retiree issues than they have been in the past. I see all this as marking an auspicious entry into the new decade. I see it, too, as an exercise in securing the respect and honor that we have earned in helping to build the University of Windsor.

To all of you, my warmest wishes for a happy holiday season, and for a healthy, happy and fulfilling New Year.

Stan Cunningham

December 20, 1999


What's inside

P 1. Presidents' Message

P 2. Campus News - Academic Program Reviews

P 3. Campus News- Appointments/United Way etc

P 4. Association News

P 5. Annual General Meeting - Minutes

P 6. Annual general Meetings - Minutes

P 7. Membership Dues

P 8. WURA Representation on Faculty Association

P 9. Membership News

P10. Editorial Page


The Newsletter

The Retirees' Newsletter is put out by the Faculty, Librarian, Administrator Retirees' Association of the University of Windsor, five times per year: -- in February, April, June, October and December. Its main purpose is to inform our retirees on matters of direct interest to them - such as their pensions, benefits, association activities, etc. and, equally, to provide a channel for retirees to keep in touch with each other and with outside groups, including the Faculty Association and the University.

The Newsletter welcomes from readers their comments, arguments, contributions and creative work.

Editor Datta Pillay

Send items for inclusion, to

Datta Pillay,
4015 Villa Borghese,
Windsor, ON. N9G 2K3.
Tel: (519) 972-1247
Fax:(519) 972-9206
pillay@uwindsor.ca


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