Background of Expressive Activity – Leslie Lenkowski

Academic Freedom, Cooley Report, Dunn Meadow Encampment, Expressive Activity Policy, Freedom of Assembly, Freedom of Speech, UA 10 March 19, 2025

Lenkowski describes why the Expressive Activity Policy was needed, how its rollout was a mess and how the Cooley Report recommended the revision of the policy. He emphasizes that the Board of Trustees did publish the initial draft 30 days before the vote to adopt and took comments and criticism.

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Background of Expressive Activity – Leslie Lenkowski

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