UFF recently completed our 2025 Faculty Poll.  It included questions ranging from the general impression of the atmosphere on our campus and our current trajectory as well as more specific questions regarding administrators, bargaining priorities, and Legislative and Regulatory issues. The results may be found on UFF’s webpage through the following link: Without Comments: https://uff-fsu.org/wp-content/uploads/2025/03/FacPoll2025NoCommentsPost.pdf With […]

UFF recently completed our 2024 Faculty Poll.  It included questions ranging from the general impression of the atmosphere on our campus and our current trajectory as well as more specific questions regarding administrators, bargaining priorities, and Legislative and Regulatory issues. The results may be found on UFF’s webpage through the following link: Without Comments: https://uff-fsu.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/04/FacPollResultsSP2024NoCommentsPost.pdf With

UFF recently completed our 2023 Faculty Poll.  It included questions ranging from the general impression of the atmosphere on our campus and our current trajectory as well as more specific questions regarding administrators, bargaining priorities, and Legislative issues. The results may be found on UFF’s webpage through the following link: Without Comments: https://uff-fsu.org/wp-content/uploads/2023/05/UFF-FSU.FacultyPollReportSpring2023-FinalPostNoComments.pdf With Comments: https://uff-fsu.org/wp-content/uploads/2023/05/UFF-FSU.FacultyPollReportSpring2023-FinalPost.pdf

In Spring 2022, 581 faculty members completed the UFF-FSU Faculty Poll. 88% felt that across-the board raises for cost of living should be a high priority. 45% said that the minimum across the board salary increase that would allow them to ratify the contract was what was needed to keep up with the current rate

In Spring 2021, 580 faculty members completed the UFF-FSU Faculty Poll.  Highlights from the survey! 80% felt that across-the board raises for cost-of-living increase should be a high priority. 54% felt that UFF should work towards advocating for healthcare (31% a lot; 23% all it can) 59% felt that UFF should work towards advocating for

Nearly 600 FSU faculty members participated in the Spring, 2020 UFF-FSU Faculty Poll in late February and early March. They offered opinions on salaries, bargaining priorities, legislative issues, professional climate, administrator performance, the UFF-FSU Chapter, and various other matters. Many offered comments. Reports summarizing results, with or without comments are available. Notably before the coronavirus

The poll results, versions with and without comments, are available as PDFs below.

Spring 2018 Faculty Poll Results (PDF)

Spring 2017 Faculty Poll Results (PDF)