Harvard social science dean Lawrence Bobo, writing in The Harvard Crimson: “Is it outside the bounds of acceptable professional conduct for a faculty member to excoriate University leadership, faculty, staff, or students intending to arouse external intervention into University business? And does the broad publication of such views cross a line into sanctionable violations of professional conduct? Yes, it is, and yes, it does.” Read Dean Bobo’s commentary here.
PERSPECTIVES: Faculty Criticisms Aired in Public, Limits of Faculty Speech?
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