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AFT CT Union Office
Address: 35 Marshall Road, Rocky Hill, CT 06067
Phone: (860) 257-9782
Toll Free: (888) 398-3373
Fax: (860) 257-8214
Stuart Savelkoul, Chief of Staff, x106
Stephanie Burnham, Chief Financial Officer
Communications
Matt O'Connor, Communications Coordinator, x146, (Cell) 860-221-5696
Rosemary Picarelli, Communications Associate
Neal Thomassen, Communications Tech Specialist, x148
Political
Teri Merisotis, Legislative Advocate, x117
Jim Vigue, Legislative Advocate x104
Field Representatives
Daniel Durant, Organizer, x131
Liz Guerra, Field Representative, x105
Ed Leavy, Field Representative
Terry Meadows, Field Representative, x139
Caid Murray, Field Representative, x138
Mike Ozga, Field Representative, x114
Logan Place, Field Representative
Mary Richardson, Field Representative, x112
Ben Wenograd, Field Representative, x110
Organizing
Eric Borlaug, Director of Organizing, x145
William Burstein, Organizer
Clara Cieniawski, Organizer
Nickimmy Hayes, Organizer, x134
Ana Sifuentes, Organizer
Jasmine Vendredi, Organizer, x144
Professional Development
Jennifer Benevento, Prof. Issues & Development Coordinator, x132
Support
Jane Benoit, Financial Assistant, x102
Nicole Conti, Receptionist/Office Support Staff, x304
Kristine Metcalf, Office Support Staff, x101
Anna Mowrey, Office Support Staff, x147
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Students in Connectciut’s community colleges face an unjust and unfair proposed tuition hike, despite historic budget surpluses and increased demand for workforce readiness education. Click here to urge the system's board of regents to make better choices than generating more unnecessary debt.
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