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Messinger, Lori – Academe, 2009
It may seem as if colleges and universities across the United States support lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and queer (LGBTQ) faculty, staff, and students. After all, the employer database of the Human Rights Campaign, using self-reported data, identifies 567 colleges and universities offering protection against discrimination, including 96…
Descriptors: Campuses, Colleges, Homosexuality, Sexual Identity

Academe, 1985
The actions of Clark College in terminating, for reasons of financial exigency, two faculty members previously granted indefinite tenure are reviewed according to the AAUP statement of principles and recommended institutional regulations on academic freedom and tenure, and procedural standards, and found to be in violation. (MSE)
Descriptors: College Faculty, Due Process, Financial Problems, Higher Education

Pratt, Linda Ray; Heywood, C. William – Academe, 1997
Examines the case of a Brigham Young University (Utah) assistant professor who was denied tenure and promotion based on perceptions of the harmfulness of the professor's actions and feminist comments to Mormon Church tenets. States the American Association for University Professors' position opposing the university's procedures and decision.…
Descriptors: Academic Freedom, Case Studies, Church Related Colleges, College Administration

Riley, Gresham – Academe, 1993
It is argued that the arguments currently advanced for limiting speech on college campuses are also arguments that will compromise academic freedom and that a distinction needs to be made between the right of free speech and the wisdom of exercising the right on any given occasion. (MSE)
Descriptors: Academic Freedom, Administrative Policy, Behavior Standards, College Faculty