Hope SEA 202 Does Not Effect Teaching – Leslie Lenkowski
Lenkowski discusses SEA 202 in the classroom and the facilitation of classroom discussion. He does not foresee any major effects […]
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SEA 202 Changes – Kenneth Glenn Dau-Schmidt
Dau-Schmidt discusses the discipline process that SEA 202 imposes. Disciplinary action, including firing, can now result from a professor not […]
What to expect – Abdul Kaddr Sinno
Sinno discusses what could be done to move things forward. He also discusses tactics used of listening without follow up […]
First SEA 202 complaint – David McDonald
SEA 202 implemented an anonymous complaint system that anyone can use to report professors. McDonald was the first professor to […]
Appeal and denial – Abdul Kaddr Sinno
Sinno contested the sanctions imposed by the IU administration. The faculty board of review ruled in his favor but this […]
SEA 202 Forbids me to Bring my Research to Class – Micol Seigal
Seigal describes the limitations that SEA 202 places on her career. Placing the emotional comfort of students before critical analysis […]
The Coming Year will Test Shared Governance – Steve Sanders
Sanders outlines the upcoming tests on shared governance that will be brought about by SEA 202. Administrators and elected faculty […]
The War Against Tenure – Matt Pierce
Pierce describes the political frame of tenure for professors versus the reality of what tenure provides in academia. SEA 202 […]
Bad for the university – Jeffrey Issac
Issac describes the damage that the changes in policy and implementation of SEA 202 has already caused to IU’s ability […]