First complaint – David McDonald
SEA 202 implemented an anonymous complaint system that anyone can use to report professors. McDonald was the first professor to […]
SEA 202
Top Evaluations and Complaints – Kenneth Glenn Dau-Schmidt
Dau-Schmidt discusses the evaluations he receives from his students. He emphasizes how SEA 202 adds another layer of disciplinary action […]
SEA 202 is dangerous – Steve Sanders
Sanders discusses the unprecedented intrusion on the substance of faculty work on universities. He outlines two different political arguments that […]
Work with Palestinian Musicians – David McDonald
McDonald describes the role he has played in bringing a intellectual diversity to Indiana University’s Campus. The only difficulty he […]
Bigotry – Abdul Kaddr Sinno
Sinno discusses the difference between fighting bigotry and using declarations of bigotry as a suppressive tactic. Sinno highlights how bigotry […]
SEA 202 – Matt Pierce
Pierce discusses SEA 202 and the process of its passing in the Indiana Legislature. The process of enforcing Intellectual Diversity […]
The Next Culture war – Matt Pierce
Pierce discusses the next political battle that will take place on campuses. Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion policies are brought up […]
Dodged the Bullet – Matt Pierce
Pierce discusses the details of SEA 202 passing in the legislature. Board of Trustee representation was originally going to be […]
Expressive Activity – Unconstitutional – Ben Robinson
Robinson discusses UA 10 also known as the Expressive Activity Policy and its constitutionality. The supreme court ruled that at […]
SEA 202, Antisemitism, and ‘Intellectual Diversity’ – Michael Weinman
Weinman discusses the ramifications and issues surrounding SEA 202. Presenting all viewpoints means presenting both semitic and antisemitic material and […]