Pan African Faculty and Staff Association | PAFSA
Recognizing Our People, Restoring Our History, Reclaiming Our Future.
The Pan-African Faculty & Staff Association was founded in 1972 by the Institute for African American Affairs, (now the Department of Pan-African Studies) is celebrating 50 years of advocacy and service. PAFSA was formed to promote employment, participation in university affairs, and the intellectual contributions of the Pan-African community toward the growth and success of 91²Ö¿â. The association is open to all faculty and staff. Our main goal is to build communication bridges as we continue to promote diversity, equality and inclusion in education and employment throughout our eight campus system.
. Membership is $25 annually and can be deducted automatically from your paycheck with your permission. Complete this form to join today. Members gain the following:
- Access to our exclusive listserv
- Opportunities for mentorship
- Service oriented opportunities
- Networking with colleagues on campus
PAFSA officers
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Babacar M'Baye, Ph.D., President |
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LaTesha Dukes, Secretary |
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Elizabeth Lee, Treasurer |
