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Chapters: 1/1 Fandom: FAQ: The "Snake Fight" Portion of Your Thesis Defense - Luke Burns Rating: General Audiences Warnings: No Archive Warnings Apply Characters: Original Characters Additional Tags: Comedy, Bureaucracy, Yuletide 2025, the epic highs and lows of working in higher education Summary:
Hayley: Does this kid want the boa constrictor? Hayley: THIS IS HOW YOU GET THE BOA CONSTRICTOR
George Yancy and Judith Butler: Universities Have Failed Their Democratic Mission by Repressing Gaza Protests
Universities are using draconian measures against student protesters who refuse to deem Palestinian suffering “unreal.” Students chant during a pro-Palestinian protest at Emory University on April 25, 2024, in Atlanta, Georgia. ELIJAH NOUVELAGE / AFP VIA GETTY IMAGES . As two U.S. philosophers, we feel compelled to bring our experience and perspective to bear on the current crisis in academia…
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Vice Chancellor Keith Champagne discusses his view of the role of the Division of Student Affairs in public higher education in the 21st century.
University of Alaska Museum of the North Director Pat Druckenmiller takes his first-ever selfie along with some of the Fairbanks campus leaders. (From left Patrick Druckenmiller - Director of UAMN, David Valentine - Director of Academic Programs for the UAF School of Natural Resources and Extension, Alex Hirsch - UAF Political Science Department, Donna Anger - Director of UAF International Programs & Initiatives, Doug Goering - Dean of the UAF College of Engineering and Mines, Alex Fitts - Vice Provost of Accreditation, Larry Hinzman - Vice Chancellor of Research, Mark Hermann - Dean of the UAF School of Management, Anumpa Prakash - Provost of the University of Alaska Fairbanks, William Schnable - Director of the Institute Northern Engineering, Todd Sherman - Dean of the UAF College of Liberal Arts, Mike Castellini - Interim Dean of the UAF Graduate School, Trent Sutton - Assoc. DeanUAF College of Fisheries & Ocean Sciences, Lillian Anderson-Misel - UAF Geophysical InstituteExecutive Officer, Martha Mason - UAF Chief Information Officer, Leah Berman - Interim Dean of the UAF College of Natural Science & Mathematics CNSM, Kit Shannon - Interim Director University of Alaska Fairbanks Rasmuson Library, Michelle Stalder - Director of the UAF Community & Technical College, Carol Gering - Director of UAF eLearning & Distance Education, Fred Schlutt - Director of UAF Cooperative Extension Service)
Not a Day Care
Not a Day Care
By Walter E. Williams
LewRockwell.com
September 28, 2017
Not a Day Care
Our college-age population consists mostly of 18- to 30-year-olds, and likewise our armed forces. I wonder whether they shared common responses to the 2016 presidential election. Many college administrators provided students with therapy dogs, play dough, coloring books, bubbles, videos of frolicking kittens and…
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Universities Cave to Snowflakes
Universities Cave to Snowflakes
By Walter E. Williams
LewRockwell.com
January 26, 2017
Universities Cave to Snowflakes
One wonders just how far spineless college administrators will go when it comes to caving in to the demands of campus snowflakes. For those unfamiliar with the term “snowflakes,” it is increasingly being used to characterize college students easily traumatized by criticism and politically incorrect phrases.…
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Interim Chancellor Mike Powers during a ‘first day at work’ photo shoot on September 1, 2015.
There are several things that are striking when the subject of student debt comes up. The first is the lack of a real economy coalition demanding that Something Be Done. Homebuilders, realtors, and durable goods manufacturers are clearly making less than they would if there were fewer young adult debt slaves. Why aren’t they talking up student debt or the terrible condition of the job market as a serious problem that has knock-on effects for the entire economy? Similarly, among soi-disant progressives, there’s perilous little discussion of the big drivers of the problem, which is that more and more educational dollars have gone to a bloated, overpaid adminisphere and gold plated facilities rather than educators. But somehow criticizing the looting by the “professional administrators” who have become increasingly powerful at these institutions is taboo.
More Polite Handwringing About Student Debt Mess
