Professors Have Freedom of Speech
…can land in deep trouble merely for criticizing a “sacred cow” policy. That’s not a good example of higher education’s supposed commitment to open inquiry and free exchange of ideas….
…can land in deep trouble merely for criticizing a “sacred cow” policy. That’s not a good example of higher education’s supposed commitment to open inquiry and free exchange of ideas….
…not be current UNC Charlotte employees; rather, the reductions would be made from the open positions that we have held back from allocation to the campus. The current worst-case scenario…
…though the demand is probably there. If I were allowed to be a free-lance professor, opportunities for such students would immediately open up. There is precedent for free-lance professors. Adam…
…experience many of these new students will have as they set foot on their campuses will not be with their professors but with school administrators. From settling in to their…
…a prestigious private school. Additionally, even if your contribution goes to something you approve of, unless you have millions to give, the marginal benefit to the school will likely be…
…Robinson said, “In an ideal world, universities would proudly commit to the principles of free expression and open debate. In reality, colleges and universities across the country regularly curtail the…
North Carolina State University’s campus is nestled in the heart of downtown Raleigh, but its physical footprint continues to grow and will eventually span from Hillsborough Street to U.S. Highway…
…become North Carolina residents. The minimum scholarship will be $7,500 and recipients will receive the funds for two semesters, after which they are expected to have full residency for in-state…
…back, I am absolutely convinced, will better inform [academics] in how they approach real-world dilemmas.” Other subjects likely to see lots of exchange include the study of foreign languages and…
…college experience. Reform will never come from faculty. Too many will fight tooth and nail to protect their comfortable, well-paid autonomy. Nor will meaningful reform come from administrators, regents, or…