Constitution and Bylaws
The CCFT Constitution and Bylaws were updated on 11/20/25 at the Council of Representatives meeting. Check out the updated versions.
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Published Information regarding CCFT
Peer Evaluation Recommended Practices
Guide for Peer Evaluations: This Peer Evaluation Recommended Practices document was reviewed by both the Academic Senate Council and CoR, and the final version was approved by the CoR at the October 2024 meeting. The purpose of the document is to provide guidelines for faculty evaluators and promote consistency across …
Contract Ratification Spring 2023
We will have an election to approve the 13 Tentative Agreements negotiated this semester for the 2023-2025 CBA. See the Elections Page for more detailed information.
Membership Drive Raffle Winner!
Welcome new CCFT members, and enjoy your Starbucks gift card! Congratulations Anne Schreiber who is the lucky winner of the $250 Visa gift card!
Spring 2022 Membership Drive
Recruit a new CCFT Member! Current CCFT members who recruit a new member and the new member will each receive a $10.00 gift card to Starbucks! CCFT recruiters will also receive one entry for each new member you recruit into our grand prize drawing of a $250.00 VISA gift card. …
Fall ’21 Newsletter
Read the latest CCFT News: CCFT Fall ’21 Newsletter.
Spring ’21 Newsletter
Read the latest CCFT news: CCFT Spring ’21 Newsletter.
Elections Spring ’21
We will have an election to approve the revisions to the CCFT Constitution and Bylaws and to ratify the 8 Tentative Agreements negotiated this semester. Go to the Elections Page for more detailed information.
President’s Senate Report for October 23, 2020
The CCFT Council of Representatives met yesterday and considered the updated student evaluation questions. These will be brought to Negotiations in November and used for Faculty evaluations next semester. We were advised that some confusing information was provided regarding the evaluation of online courses. The requirements are those agreed to …
Union Members’ Right to Representation
The Union has seen an increase in the number of investigations by the District against faculty. The link to the Memo below details your rights if you find yourself in such a situation. WHEN YOU CAN DEMAND A UNION REP AT A MEETING