UHCCF - Union of HCC Faculty

06/11/2026

CCBC faculty officially ratified their contract today! 💪

06/05/2026

05/19/2026

As bargaining stretches into a 2nd year, UHCCF is awaiting the administration's response to their salary steps proposal.

Please read and share the attached article. We ask that you email President of HCC Dr. Theresa Felder at [email protected] as well as the Board of Trustees: President Brain Walker ([email protected]), Sharon Markley (Schreiber [email protected]), Maude CreveCoeur ([email protected]), Elissa Halloran ([email protected]), Karen Holt ([email protected]), David Jimiez ([email protected]), Steve Linkous ([email protected]), Christopher Payne )([email protected]), and Michael Smith ([email protected]) explaining to them why you support faculty's effort to reinstate salary steps. We would like to flood their emails with your support!

The faculty union says the salary steps could enhance the college’s investment in faculty and increase pay transparency.

05/12/2026

TONIGHT IS THE NIGHT! Please come to the HCC Board of Trustees meeting to support the Union of HCC Faculty!!!
We are (trying to) bargain for the reinstatement of salary steps.

05/01/2026

May Day! 😀

04/29/2026

📣We need your support! 📣

Please sign the petition asking that faculty salary steps be reinstated. HCC faculty salaries are 11th out of 16 community colleges in Maryland. Our new faculty cannot afford to live in Harford County.

Please show your support. Sign and share.

Faculty working conditions are student learning conditions.

https://form.jotform.com/261166752184157

04/15/2026

There are no shortcuts. Talk to your co-workers!

03/30/2026

https://www.facebook.com/share/182YHA3qfY/

03/17/2026

Do you know that St Patrick is tied to the modern-day labor union movement? 🍀💚
Irish American immigrants have used St Patrick's Day to assert their cultural identity while building power in labor unions to combat intense discrimination in the 19th and 20th centuries. The celebration became a show of strength to workers who organized against unsafe conditions and mining and construction.

03/10/2026

We don't want to be rich to buy a mansion and fly first class.
We want fair compensation so we can purchase a home in the Community of our college.
We want fair compensation so we don't have to take overloads each semester and can, instead, lean into a work/life balance.
We want fair compensation so we don't have to work a second job or have a side gig to pay for the ever-increasing costs of feeding our families and keeping the lights on.

Why do You want fair compensation?