Faculty Senate hears report on anti-doxxing policy
The senate's Steering Committee reported on the Stanford Anti-Doxxing Policy.
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Faculty Senate adopts request for anti-doxxing policy
Stanford's Faculty Senate adopted a motion asking the administration to establish an anti-doxxing policy. The president and provost agreed to bring such a policy forward.
Read more about Faculty Senate adopts request for anti-doxxing policyStatement of Stanford president, H&S dean on academic freedom
President Marc Tessier-Lavigne and Dean Debra Satz of the Stanford School of Humanities and Sciences issued this statement about a paid advertising campaign on social media targeting a faculty member for expressing views related to his academic work.
Read more about Statement of Stanford president, H&S dean on academic freedomPodcast discussion with President Tessier-Lavigne on free speech
President Marc Tessier-Lavigne discussed issues of free speech in a podcast with The Stanford Daily.
Read more about Podcast discussion with President Tessier-Lavigne on free speechProtected Identity Harm Reporting process
In a message to students, Student Affairs leaders outline Stanford's Protected Identity Harm Reporting protocol.
Read more about Protected Identity Harm Reporting processPresident’s remarks to Faculty Senate on identity-based attacks
President Marc Tessier-Lavigne made these comments at the Faculty Senate meeting on June 24, 2021.
Read more about President’s remarks to Faculty Senate on identity-based attacksFaculty Senate remarks on speech that limits others’ speech
President Marc Tessier-Lavigne made these comments at the Faculty Senate meeting on June 10, 2021.
Read more about Faculty Senate remarks on speech that limits others’ speechRemarks on our campus climate for discussing divergent views
President Marc Tessier-Lavigne made these remarks as part of a Campus Conversation with the Stanford community on May 26, 2021.
Read more about Remarks on our campus climate for discussing divergent viewsStanford Magazine: ‘Says Who’
Stanford Magazine reports on academic freedom in the university.
Read more about Stanford Magazine: ‘Says Who’Academic freedom questions arise over COVID-19 strategy conflicts
A Stanford Report story explores how differences of opinion about the best approaches to fighting COVID-19 have prompted concerns among faculty members about how policies regarding academic freedom at the university should be applied.
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