September, 2022

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Should professors still record lectures? Maybe. Maybe not

Inside Higher Ed

Many students still participated in the live class, and they shared thoughts about the policy in conversation and end-of-semester course evaluations. But others argue that recorded lectures inhibit class discussion, compromise student privacy and raise sometimes-unanswered questions about intellectual property. Louis, said.

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Report: Lists to Find Students Are ‘Structurally Racist’

Inside Higher Ed

A forthcoming report in the series will provide policy options to regulate the student list business. TICAS president Sameer Gadkaree said in the release that the report raises questions about student privacy and what information should be used in college recruitment and admissions. Hide by line?: Disable left side advertisement?:

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Accused harasser John Comaroff returns to Harvard

Inside Higher Ed

Prior to his one-term suspension last spring, which followed a lengthy administrative leave, Harvard inquiries found Comaroff responsible for “verbal conduct” that violated the institution's sexual and gender-based harassment policy and professional conduct policy. ” Harvard declined comment on the brief.

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Title IX mandatory reporting expansion criticized

Inside Higher Ed

“Maintaining control over survivors remains mandatory reporting’s key purpose, regardless of the violations of free speech, privacy and academic freedom that come with that.” She and other researchers have found that broad reporting policies can cause further harm to survivors and discourage disclosures.

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U of Arizona professors say they're blackballed from service

Inside Higher Ed

The university has released the finalists’ names to Abraham, but he wants to know about all the candidates, and he doesn’t believe the university’s personnel privacy policy blocks the release of such data. Lin said via email, “I hope there will be a serious, in-depth investigation on this matter.”

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The push for more active learning spaces on campus

Inside Higher Ed

“These findings lead to a very concrete policy recommendation: increase access to active learning spaces,” says the study, led by Michael C. The authors warn that limited access to active learning spaces may create a marginalizing force that pushes women, in particular, out of the sciences. The solution? Ralph, a Ph.D.