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Recent Research and Books of Interest to Higher Education Professionals
Fall 2021 Recent Research and BooksRead More -
State Councils Update: CIC/UPS Scholarship Amounts Increase; New Grant Develops Career-Readiness Project
Fall 2021 State Councils Update: CIC/UPS Scholarship Amounts Increase; New Grant Develops Career-Readiness ProjectRead More -
A Compendium of Recent News from CIC Member Institutions
Fall 2021: A Compendium of recent news from member institutionsRead More -
Support, Advance, Enhance: CIC and Independent Higher Education
A Message from President Hass: Support, Advance, Enhance: CIC and Independent Higher EducationRead More -
Special Report: President Hass Outlines Priorities of Leadership, Excellence, Diversity
CIC welcomed its new president, Marjorie Hass, on July 12, 2021.Read More -
2021 Institute to Highlight CAO-Student Affairs Collaboration
2021 Institute to Highlight CAO-Student Affairs CollaborationRead More -
CIC Members Forge New Pathways for Community College Transfer Students
CIC Members Forge New Pathways for Community College Transfer Students in North Carolina and OhioRead More -
NetVUE Members Receive New Grants, Return to Live Events
In Fall 2021, NetVUE members received new grants and returned to live eventsRead More -
Leadership and Faculty Development Programs Address Essential Issues
Highlights from 2021 Leadership and Faculty Development ProgramsRead More -
CIC Joins Double Pell Alliance and Releases New KIT Reports
Fall 2021 CIC Updates: Research and StaffRead More -
The University Blacklist Course: A Model for Bringing Controversial Ideas to the Classroom
December 3, 2020 By Cecelia Vieira Higher education administrators, tasked with maintaining a school’s commitments to free expression, address everything from open inquiry protections to speech code reforms. Looking beyond policies, the task of fostering a campus culture which both celebrates viewpoint diversity and acknowledges our country’s history of censorship can be especially challenging, yet […]Read More -
An Alternative Standard for Dealing with Extremist Speakers
March 19, 2020 By Steven F. Hayward The ongoing campus controversies over free speech versus hate speech grind along deepening ruts that cannot escape two difficulties. The first is that a rigorous and intelligible definition of “hate speech” is elusive. The second is that current First Amendment jurisprudence defaults in favor of maximum protection for […]Read More -
Six Strategies for Conversing on Campus
September 9, 2019 By Jacqueline Pfeffer Merrill Freshmen are beginning to arrive on campuses across the country, often far from home for the first time, and meeting classmates from diverse cultural communities. The dorm lounges will be full of arguments about big political, cultural, and social issues over late-night pizza. Learning about the different cultural […]Read More