Welcome to the new A&P Site

We will be updating this site regularly with announcements, meeting information, voting information and more. We also now have a new communications platform that you as an A&P Employee have the ability to interact with others in the group, view presentations from meetings, watch previously recorded meetings, and even join current Assembly meetings.

A&P Employees Team

Next Assembly Meeting

Wednesday, April 16, 2025
10:00 AM
AP Elections,Sustainability,Equal Opportunity Compliance
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Communicate Better

MS Teams gives our group the ability to host meetings, communitcate with each other, provide updates, and host files such as meeting presentations.
A&P Employee Team

Current Place Reps

These representatives serve as the voice of their respective place.
Current Representatives

Committees

A great way to get involved and help push employee related initiatives.
Committees

Upcoming Events

  • A&P Executive Committe election (first week of April)
  • Place nominations due April 15 4:45 pm
  • A&P Place Rep elections (first week of May)

Employee Hardship Fund

The Employee Hardship Fund offers financial aid to eligible Auburn staff, faculty, and administrative professionals facing temporary financial difficulties due to qualifying life events.
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Current Executive Committee

Chair

Thomas Sawyer

Past Chair

Josh Henderson

Chair-Elect

Anna Thompson

Secretary

Paige Patterson

At-Large

Kristin Roberts

At-Large

Lawrence Hamberlin

At-Large

Shelly Nemeroff

A&P Assembly Definition

All non-faculty, exempt employees are members of the Administrative and Professional employee group. The Administrative and Professional Assembly was established to afford Administrative and Professional employees representative participation in the University governance process. Similar governance groups exist for other employee classifications: the University Senate for faculty members and the Staff Advisory Council for staff employees.

The Assembly is an elected body established at Auburn University by authority of the University Board of Trustees. The purpose of the Assembly is to advise the President regarding policies, procedures and general welfare issues affecting the Administrative and Professional employee group. The Assembly is composed of no more than 25 members from the Administrative and Professional employee group. The Assembly meets quarterly and all meetings are open to Administrative and Professional employees. Representation on the Assembly is proportional among the vice presidential and presidential categories as determined by the Executive Committee of the Assembly. For a more detailed description of the Assembly's workings, please refer to the Administrative and Professional Assembly Constitution.

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