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What's New
Classroom
on the Quad Scheduled for March 26
A
forum embracing Emory's multiple perspectives on the U.S.
and Iraq will take place next Wednesday.
March 20, 2003
President
Chace Responds to Faculty Critique of Benefits Cuts
Emory
"is not immune to the economic downturn,"
he writes.
March 10, 2003
Faculty
Speak Out on Benefits Cuts
Professors
Bugge, Konner, and Roark say decision has "undermined
trust and demoralized our faculty."
March 6, 2003
This
Can’t Be Mud Wrestling
An
Interview with William Germano, Vice President and Publishing
Director of Routledge, on Scholarly Publishing
March 3, 2003
Faculty
Debate Threats to Academic Freedom
Paul H. Rubin of
economics and Harvey Klehr of political science respond to
essays in the latest AE on "Academic Freedom in Times
of War."
February 25, 2003
Making
a Place for Wisdom and Experience
Emory's Emeritus College
in the news
February 24, 2003
A
Cautionary Tale of Academic Integrity
British government caught plagiarizing
February 10, 2003
Academic
Highlights Online
The Office of Institutional Research puts the document Highlights
of Excellence and Achievement online.
February 7, 2003
Making
Some Green
Critics express concern about the new corporate partnership
between Exxon and Stanford University
January 29, 2003
Your
Attention, Please
New York Times reports on
growing technological distractions
in college and university
classrooms
January 2, 2003
Race
and Retention
Emory's Department of Political Science will lose three professors,
all African American, by the end of this year.
November 19, 2002
Time,
not Money
Some faculty at other universities are negotiating for more
time with their families, not bigger compensation packages.
November 14, 2002
Shrinking
Budgets at Private Universities
Today's New York Times examines reduced endowment returns
and spending cuts at Stanford, Duke, MIT, Dartmouth, and Emory.
November 5, 2002
Resources
for Crossing the Great Divide
Associate Professor of Spanish and Portuguese Karen Stolley's
bibliography from her essay on faculty-trustee relationships
November 4, 2002
From
Fat Jeans to Fat Genes?
Excerpts from a talk by Kathleen
LeBesco, Assistant Professor of Communication Arts, Marymount
Manhattan College, speaking at a Women's Studies colloquium
on October 2, 2002.
How
are other institutions coping with fiscal shortfalls?
Read summaries of a few recent
Chronicle of Higher Education articles
September 30, 2002
"History
is late"
Read a new poem by Lucas
Carpenter, as part of our series, September 11, Scholarly
Responses
September 12, 2002
New Emory Report on Faculty Recruitment
Read "Why Faculty Come to Emory"
by Daniel Teodorescu, Director of the Office of Institutional
Research
September 5, 2002
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Current
Issue
Honor
Bound
Academic integrity and red tape
"We
really have to pay attention to the culture that we set for
the students--not just the code itself, but the way it's communicated
and reinforced."
Diana Robertson,
Associate Professor of Organization and Management
"Let's
make the honor code and see if people want to buy into it.
If they don't, maybe Emory is not the right place for them."
Thomas D. Lancaster,
Associate Professor of Political Science and Chair of German
Studies
Who
"Owns" the Intellectual Life of a University?
Faculty, administration, and governance
William
M. Chace, President of the University
Investigating
our Strengths and Weaknesses
A progress report on the Commission
on Research at Emory
Claire Sterk,
Professor of Behavioral Science and Health Education
Special Section
Academic Freedom in Times of War
Why
are we here?
Devin Stewart,
Associate Professor and Chair, Middle Eastern and South Asian
Studies
Subversives
Shalom Goldman,
Associate Professor, Middle Eastern and South Asian Studies
Academic freedom under attack
Kristen Brustad,
Associate Professor, Middle Eastern and South Asian Studies
Why
the University is Not a Strip Mall of Knowledge
A manifesto for humanistic education
Mikhail Epstein,
Samuel Candler Dobbs Professor of Russian Language and Culture
Endnotes
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