Crossroads Events

The Levitt Center invites you to student centered Community Conversation on Indigenous Studies.  Space is limited!  Please Register for dinner here. For the past two years, Hamilton College has been working to establish an American Indian and Indigenous Studies (AIIS) program. That effort was bolstered by a recent $750,000 grant from the Mellon Foundation to support both the academic program and a partnership with the Oneida Nation. This program recognizes the College’s roots in the Hamilton-Oneida Academy – a school established to educate both...

Faculty Breakfast with Ashley Finley who will give a talk tonight about: Academic Freedom and Civil Discourse in Higher Education: A Discussion of Findings and Recommendations from a National Study. RSVP Here A couple of resources to reference before or after the session: The study the session will be based upon: https://www.aacu.org/research/academic-freedom-and-civil-discourse-in-higher-education-a-national-study-of-faculty-attitudes-and-perceptions A 2006 briefing paper from AAC&U on Academic Freedom. 

Academic Freedom and Civil Discourse in Higher Education: A Discussion of Findings and Recommendations from a National Study The study the session will be based upon can be found here: https://www.aacu.org/research/academic-freedom-and-civil-discourse-in-higher-education-a-national-study-of-faculty-attitudes-and-perceptions Here’s a 2006 briefing paper from AAC&U on Academic Freedom as a way of helping to frame the conversation: Dr. Ashley Finley is the Vice President of Research and Senior Advisor to the President for the American Association ...

Reception for Ashley Finley's talk on Academic Freedom and Civil Discourse in Higher Education: A Discussion of Findings and Recommendations from a National Study.