Raleigh, NC—The James G. Martin Center for Academic Renewal has published its sixth paper in the “Blueprint for Reform” series, “Blueprint for Reform: Trigger Warnings.” Trigger warnings are framed as … Continue reading “Martin Center publishes “Blueprint for Reform: Trigger Warnings” policy paper”
Raleigh, NC—Adam Kissel, former deputy assistant secretary for higher education programs at the U.S. Department of Education and current senior fellow at the Cardinal Institute for West Virginia Policy, has … Continue reading “Sex Discrimination Is Rampant at North Carolina Universities”
Raleigh, NC—The James G. Martin Center for Academic Renewal has published its fifth paper in the “Blueprint for Reform” series, “Blueprint for Reform: Ensuring Freedom of Association on Campus.” Freedom of association … Continue reading “Martin Center Publishes “Blueprint for Reform: Ensuring Freedom of Association on Campus” Policy Paper”
Raleigh, NC—The James G. Martin Center for Academic Renewal has published its fourth paper in the “Blueprint for Reform” series, “Blueprint for Reform: Due Process on Campus.” Although guaranteed by the Constitution, … Continue reading “The New Guide to Due Process for Higher Education Policymakers”
Raleigh, NC—To reaffirm the American values of free speech and civil discourse, Jenna A. Robinson, George Leef, Jay Schalin, Shannon Watkins, and Sumantra Maitra of The James G. Martin Center … Continue reading “Martin Center Staff Members Sign the Philadelphia Statement”
Raleigh, NC—The James G. Martin Center for Academic Renewal has published a new paper in its “Blueprints for Reform” series, a growing set of policy recommendations for higher education decision … Continue reading “Martin Center Publishes “Blueprint for Reform: Free Speech” Policy Recommendations”
Raleigh, NC—The James G. Martin Center for Academic Renewal has published its second paper in the “Blueprints for Reform” series, a growing set of policy recommendations for higher education decision … Continue reading “Martin Center Publishes “Blueprint for Reform: Institutional Neutrality” Policy Paper”
Raleigh, NC—In the first of a new series of policy papers, the James G. Martin Center for Academic Renewal published its recommendations for higher education policy makers on the topic … Continue reading “Martin Center Publishes “Blueprint for Reform: Viewpoint Diversity” Policy Paper”
Today, the James G. Martin Center for Academic Renewal joined eight other organizations in endorsing the Tuition Payer Bill of Rights. The petition, created by Partners for College Affordability and … Continue reading “The James G. Martin Center Endorses Tuition Payer Bill of Rights”
The Martin Center is searching for a marketing & communications intern for the Fall 2020 semester. The ideal candidate is self-motivated, has strong writing and visual communication skills, and is … Continue reading “Hiring Marketing & Communications Intern”
