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…from alone in following his case closely. The AAUP, FIRE, the American Council of Trustees and Alumni, and other bodies have documented it many times as well. (The AAUP, which…
…from alone in following his case closely. The AAUP, FIRE, the American Council of Trustees and Alumni, and other bodies have documented it many times as well. (The AAUP, which…
…academic freedom. A 2022 American Association of University Professors (AAUP) survey found that imposing DEI requirements for tenure was an increasingly popular practice, with 45.6 percent of large education institutions…
…Expression Below are a few statements and declarations which informed the Madera Community College Academic Senate’s resolution: 1915 Declaration of Principles on Academic Freedom and Academic Tenure [AAUP] 1940 Statement…
…exposed the utter hypocrisy of institutions, such as the American Association of University Professors (AAUP), that claim to protect academic freedom and free inquiry while actually doing the opposite: What…
The American Association of University Professors (AAUP) earlier this year courageously took a stand against “threats to academic freedom.” The AAUP statement identifies the most serious threats to academic freedom…
…of University Professors (AAUP) has had a long history of involvement in securing an important role for faculty in universities, calling for “shared governance,” accepting that the governing board typically…
…adherence as a component of hiring and tenure decisions. A recent report by the American Association of University Professors (AAUP) found that “DEI criteria were found in tenure standards at…
…the American Association of University Professors (AAUP), establishes academic freedom as “the liberty of [a] scholar within the university to set forth his conclusions.” [Related: “The War Against Academic Freedom”]…
…American Association of University Professors (AAUP). These principles helped establish American higher education as the envy of the modern world and can be found here. The AAUP linked academic freedom…
…Georgetown University contractually promises its faculty, which implement the “core principles” of academic freedom laid down by “the American Association of University Professors” (AAUP). Such academic freedom has been contractually…
…that was regarded as influential enough to be republished on the American Association of University Professors’ (AAUP) Academe Blog. “Many,” Palumbo-Liu writes, if not all, of the speakers whose ideologies…
…as the AAUP that teachers must refrain from irrelevant politicking while engaged in their course work are not merely ignored but have been turned on their heads. Dialing the clock…
…agreement with AAUP’s response to the new regulations. In particular, we agree with AAUP’s concerns regarding academic freedom, free speech, mandatory reporting, the standard of proof and emergency removal from…
…by their own institutions and least likely to get support from organizations such as the AAUP, which swagger around proclaiming their deep commitment to academic freedom. Are Shoutdowns Free Speech?…
…the Chancellor’s defense of the BDS event on May 4th included mention of the AAUP’s 1940 Statement of Principles, which not only explained the importance of academic freedom but also…
…American Association of University Professors (AAUP) has summed up the consensus among faculty: “The sad truth is that US higher education is in decline.” A poll in 2012 showed that…
…Turning Point USA. The incident was caught on video, and the public reaction against Lawton was strong. The university eventually barred Lawton from teaching. The AAUP, naturally, has censured the…
…free person to know to participate in civic life. The American Association of University Professors (AAUP) and the Association of American Colleges and Universities (AAC&U) issued a joint online statement…
…Free Speech and Academic Freedom,” in the AAUP’s Journal of Academic Freedom; and her extended conversation with Bill Moyers “Academic Freedom in the Age of Trump,” and her upcoming AAUP…
…article “racist and classist.” Labeled as “white supremacists,” few—including The Chronicle of Higher Education and the AAUP—attempted to defend their academic freedom. Disagreement Must Be Racist Certainly, Wax and Alexander…
…The AAUP declared this a “unilateral suspension” and said it was “at odds with normative academic procedures.” Theodore Kupfer, writing in National Review, headlined an account of the affair, “No,…
…book even ends with a “Plan for University Reform,” accompanied by the plaintiff note, “Written in 2010, before the AAUP eviscerated Penn State’s academic freedom policy.” Horowitz never holds out…
…Association of University Professors (AAUP) and the National Association of Scholars (NAS) have urged that they all be shut down. In April, NAS issued a report on Confucian Institutes in…
…AAUP and college presidents went on wrangling, with numerous summits and unsatisfactory attempts to reach For the next 25 years, the AAUP and college presidents went on wrangling, with numerous…
…unpredictably, are consistent with those of speech protection acts elsewhere, and they are not necessarily wrong. They are just late and unevenly applied. Consider, for example, the AAUP’s Academe Blog,…
…part, the AAUP pursues its vision of higher education as best governed by the collective will of the faculty, by which it means the progressive faculty. Related: AAUP Takes a…
…defender of the protests, ex-Professor Melissa (“muscle”) Click was back in the news last week. The AAUP produced a report faulting the University of Missouri for its slipshod procedure in…
The American Association of University Professors (AAUP) has just dipped its oar in the dank water of Title IX. The AAUP’s draft of its new document, The History, Uses, and…
…welfare and Murry’s job is apparently in jeopardy, too. That in the case of Naberhaus the target was a tenured professor – someone who according to AAUP guidelines and standard…
…senior program officer at AAUP, with a call for proposals to present at AAUP’s 2016 conference. They are inviting “reflection on racial, social, and labor justice in higher education.” No…