- Statement on Anticipatory Obedience from Ball State University AdministrationThe Ball State University Chapter of the American Association of University Professors (AAUP) February 4, 2025 With current legislative attacks on student and faculty First Amendment rights at the state and federal levels, the Ball State University Chapter of the American Association of University Professors (AAUP) is gravely concerned about events on our own campus …
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- Statement of Solidarity with LGBTQAI+ Students and Faculty at Ball State UniversityBall State University Chapter of the American Association of University Professors (AAUP) February 4, 2025 The Ball State chapter of the AAUP expresses continued solidarity with and commitment to defending the rights of LGBTQAI+ students, faculty, and staff on campus. We call on our university administration to do the same. Recent events, both on and …
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- In Defense of the Right to Free Speech and Peaceful Protest on University CampusesThe AAUP and its chapters defend the right to free speech and peaceful protest on university campuses, condemn the militarized response by institutional leaders to these activities, and vehemently oppose the politically motivated assault on higher education. Our colleges and universities are places of free and open expression, inquiry, and debate. Even in sharp …
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- Tracking SB 202/PL 113 Changes to Research and TeachingThe BSU AAUP is collecting information on how faculty on campus are changing their teaching and research in response to SB 202/PL 113. We are interested in ways you have been advised to or have changed your courses with a focus on changes to source materials, changes in course-specific diversity requirements, changes in teaching approach, pressure …
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- Ideological Diversity & Academic Freedom: A Panel DiscussionDate: Thursday, April 25th, 2024Time: 5-6:30pmLocation: Arts Journalism Building 175, Ball State University (Zoom streaming option is available) This event is open to the public Join us for a panel discussion and Q&A with four speakers offering their perspectives on recent laws impacting academic freedom in a number of states, including Indiana. Speakers: …
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