[ad_1] GLOBAL Although the literature on bullying and harassment is growing rapidly across a wide range of international workplaces, unfortunately attempts to eradicate bullying and harassment are not succeeding at the same speed. In fact, bullying and harassment in the corporate workplace and in academia continue to thrive in the dark spaces of glocal (local
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[ad_1] “Upon my arrival I immediately heard stories about NSHE’s persistent disregard for female employees,” Rose wrote. “System Administration colleagues, presidents, reporters and community members warned me about a pervasive sexist culture and wanted both to alert me to this ‘Old Boys Club’ environment and to ask for my assistance is [sic] changing it.” But
[ad_1] The University of Utah’s “One U” mantra has become shorthand on campus for collaboration and inclusivity. But over the past 18 months, 1U4U faculty have been living and breathing the slogan. Selected in January 2020, 33 cross-campus teams of scholars, researchers, artists and teachers developed and implemented interdisciplinary projects incorporating both health sciences and
[ad_1] The Iowa State Capitol building Friday, July 31, 2020, in Des Moines. MEG MCLAUGHLIN Vanessa Miller The Gazette Faculty across Iowa’s public universities are continuing to demand the authority to mandate masks in the classroom — looping in attorneys and considering resolutions urging faculty, regardless of state law or campus policy, to act on
[ad_1] Steubenville, Ohio (WTRF) – It’s no secret that Franciscan University students are serious about their faith. Step foot on campus and the statues, the crosses and even the names of the buildings are reminders of their tight Catholic bonds. But for one campus group, those bonds are strengthened by two common strands of their
[ad_1] (Editor’s note: This story first appeared in the summer 2021 issue of iConnect, the College of Information Sciences and Technology’s biannual magazine) UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. — According to the International City Managers’ Association, nearly a quarter of emergency dispatch personnel experience symptoms of post-traumatic stress disorder, and the national turnover rate of 911 dispatchers
[ad_1] As prime minister at the turn of the millennium, it was clear that radical change in higher education was necessary. In an increasingly globalised world, Britain could only compete through a highly skilled and educated workforce. The greatest innovations in the field of technology were going to come via universities. And at this time,
[ad_1] Not so long ago, there was a time in which you would need to get a university degree if you wanted to get the job of your dreams, but now there are many alternative routes that are often more affordable and less time-consuming than attending university. There has definitely been a tangible mindset shift
[ad_1] Decision-making that overrides one’s personal views and self-interests, also known as bias suppression, is often touted as an essential institutional objective. Accountability is a common strategy for discouraging stubborn biases. However, even within the most well-intentioned organizations, efforts to counteract biases tend to wane over time. New research from the University of Notre Dame
[ad_1] ISU President Terri Goss Kinzy speaks about what she did to prepare to step into her new role. She started July 1. Connor Wood NORMAL — Illinois State University’s new president had two major requirements for any potential new job she was applying to a year ago: It had to be in the Midwest