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From a statement released Monday (see the Foundation for Individual Rights and Education's post for more: Thank you for conveying Student Assembly Resolution…
In an April 3 email, President Martha Pollack and Provost Michael Kotlikoff rejected a March 23 Student Assembly resolution requesting content warnings for graphic classroom content, citing academic freedom and academic integrity.
Cornell University rejected a student government proposal to insert trigger warnings in class syllabi to warn students about "traumatic content" that could be discussed.
At the Employee Assembly’s Wednesday meeting, the EA heard from the Office of Institutional Equity about resources for victims of sexual misconduct or discrimination and discussed their resolution for appointing an on-campus gynecologist.
President Martha Pollack refuses to support Student Assembly and University Assembly resolutions requesting that the University provide funds for a campus M.D. gynecologist, disappointing several S.A. members.