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- DePauw University
- Earlham College
- Hanover College
- Indiana University – East
- Indiana University – Kokomo
- Indiana University-Purdue University Indianapolis
- Manchester University
- Marian University
- Purdue System Council
- Purdue Global
- Purdue University – Northwest
- University of Notre Dame
Ball State University
WEBSITE here.
2/5/24. The chapter released a statement here opposing SB 202, which poses a major threat to academic freedom, DEI, and tenure.
Butler University
12/1/23. David Horowitz, author of The Professors: The 101 Most Dangerous Academics in America, gave a talk on campus in November. Prior to his presentation, a student attacked Horowitz, throwing a pie at him. The Chief of Campus Police stepped in front of Horowitz and was hit by the pie. The Butler AAUP published a statement in the campus newspaper condemning the student’s action. The Butler AAUP does not endorse Horowitz’s ideas.
Indiana University – Bloomington
WEBSITE here.
2/17/24. The chapter joined the Purdue-West Lafayette chapter in releasing a joint statement opposing SB 202.
Indiana University – South Bend
WEBSITE here.
Indiana State University
WEBSITE here.
2/16/24. The chapter released a statement opposing SB 202.
12/1/23. The forced resignation of the Dean of the ISU College of Business, efforts to merge the College of Nursing and the College of Health and Human Performance, and the proposed restructuring of the College of Arts and Sciences have exacerbated tensions between administration and faculty. Faculty are also concerned about the administration’s refusal to issue cost of living raises for the past three years, even while the university president received a 12 percent salary increase. The majority of faculty and staff are working for 9 percent less pay (adjusted for inflation) than they earned in 2003-2004. The chapter has pursued the following activities:
11/30/23. The chapter organized a fall forum to investigate the potential of collective bargaining by the ISU faculty and support staff. The chapter hosted two speakers, Pat Shaw from the national AAUP and K. Vinodgopal from the ICAAUP, who addressed a group of faculty interested in the issue.
11/29/23. In response to efforts to restructure the College of Arts and Sciences, the chapter wrote an open letter to Interim Dean Thomas Sauer and Provost Jack Maynard requesting that shared governance procedures be followed. The chapter held a press conference to discuss the letter. Media coverage included the ISU student paper, the local Terre Haute paper, and a short story on local television news.
Purdue University – Fort Wayne
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2/17/24. The chapter released a statement opposing SB 202.
Purdue University – West Lafayette
WEBSITE here.
2/17/24. The chapter joined the Indiana University-Bloomington chapter in issuing a joint statement opposing SB 202.
University of Evansville
WEBSITE here.
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