BSEA Review Process – Ben Robinson
Robinson reviews the dangers involved in politicians reviewing classroom syllabi. SEA 202 mandates a process by which student and faculty […]
SEA 202
Burden on academic profile – Hossein Banai
According to Banai, SEA202 faculty review by a state sanctioned partisan body will b e a special burden on senior […]
Republican use of History for Political Agenda – Matt Pierce
Pierce discusses the way that history is bent to meet political purposes. He emphasizes that academic limiting is a key […]
Paradoxes of the bill – Hossein Banai
Banai underscores how the IU School of Business would be the least compliant academic program in meeting the intellectual diversity […]
SEA 202 has a Chilling Effect – Michael Weinman
Weinman discusses the chilling effect that SEA 202 will have on his ability to teach particularly in the context of […]
Alarmed by Administration lack of attention to SEA 202 – Pournima Bose
Bose discusses the new complaint mechanism that uses a third party vendor for reporting on professors. Anyone can make a […]
SEA 202 and Intellectual Diversity – Michael Weinman
Weinman discusses the impacts of SEA 202 on his teaching and university structure at Indiana University.
Aricle academic freedom – Hossein Banai-
Banai raises the various ways that SEA202 threatens tenure and open inquiry, while misrepresenting how faculty teach. Encouraged by his […]
First complaint – David McDonald
SEA 202 implemented an anonymous complaint system that anyone can use to report professors. McDonald was the first professor to […]
Guidance From IU About Complaints and Reviews – Steve Sanders
Sanders discusses how the complaint system imposed by SEA 202 will be handled on the department level before being escalated […]