June 9-12, Washington, D.C.: “The goal of the conference is to provide a faculty perspective on critical issues in higher education presented in a format accessible to the general public.”
“Presenters are invited to propose a wide range of issues related to academic freedom, governance, faculty work life, rights, and responsibilities.”
Such as:
DNRAD! @ D:F/M
[The Plot Thickens]
If institutions of higher learning desire academic honesty, they must be institutions of obvious integrity, places where students, faculty, and administrators seek truth and wisdom and technical expertise in an environment marked by trust, honesty, respect, fairness, responsibility, and courage. — Peg Hogan, Former President, The Center for Academic Integrity
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