The systewide Academic Senate's Assembly adopted procedures for non-Senate academics to bring grievances related to academic freedom (but not other issues) to campus Privilege and Tenure Committees:
...The amendments clarify that eligible non-Senate academic appointees may bring grievances alleging violations of their academic freedom rights to Privilege and Tenure committees of the Senate divisions using the procedures in Senate Bylaw 335. The revisions align the Senate’s bylaws with Academic Personnel Manual (APM) - 010 and APM - 011, which extend academic freedom protections and assign the Academic Senate responsibility for adjudicating such claims. The amendments are limited to academic freedom grievances and do not establish a broader right for non-Senate academic appointees to pursue grievances through Academic Senate procedures...
Full documentation at https://senate.universityofcalifornia.edu/_files/reports/assembly-approval-of-revisions-to-bylaws-334-335-october-2026.pdf.
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