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Contents
Volume Two, 2011
Essays
Teaching in the Corporate University: Assessment as a Labor Issue
By John Champagne
Outcomes Assessment: Conceptual and Other Problems
By John W. Powell
The Disemboweled University: Online Knowledge and Academic Freedom
By Philo Hutcheson
John Ervin Kirkpatrick and the Rulers of American Colleges
By Timothy Reese Cain and Steven E. Gump
A Tale of Two Conferences: On Power, Identity, and Academic Freedom
By Mazen Masri
Invigorating the Classroom
By Ernst Benjamin
Fundamental Freedom or Fringe Benefit? Rice University and the
Administrative History of Tenure, 1935–1963
By Caitlin Rosenthal
Butler University v. John Doe: A New Challenge to Academic Freedom and
Shared Governance
By William Watts
Biology, Theology, and Academic Freedom: The Challenges of
Interdisciplinary Teaching at a Catholic University
By Donna Yarri and Spencer S. Stober
Conference Proceedings
The View from 2020: How Universities Came Back
By Christopher Newfield
Campus Clout, Statewide Strength: Improving Shared Governance through
Unionization
By Bill Lyne
What Do Graduate Employee Unions Have to Do with Academic Freedom?
By Michael Verderame
Graduate Student Academic Freedom and the Apprenticeship Myth
By Dan Colson
Copyright 2011, American Association of University Professors
Volume Two, 2011
Essays
Teaching in the Corporate University: Assessment as a Labor Issue
By John Champagne
Outcomes Assessment: Conceptual and Other Problems
By John W. Powell
The Disemboweled University: Online Knowledge and Academic Freedom
By Philo Hutcheson
John Ervin Kirkpatrick and the Rulers of American Colleges
By Timothy Reese Cain and Steven E. Gump
A Tale of Two Conferences: On Power, Identity, and Academic Freedom
By Mazen Masri
Invigorating the Classroom
By Ernst Benjamin
Fundamental Freedom or Fringe Benefit? Rice University and the
Administrative History of Tenure, 1935–1963
By Caitlin Rosenthal
Butler University v. John Doe: A New Challenge to Academic Freedom and
Shared Governance
By William Watts
Biology, Theology, and Academic Freedom: The Challenges of
Interdisciplinary Teaching at a Catholic University
By Donna Yarri and Spencer S. Stober
Conference Proceedings
The View from 2020: How Universities Came Back
By Christopher Newfield
Campus Clout, Statewide Strength: Improving Shared Governance through
Unionization
By Bill Lyne
What Do Graduate Employee Unions Have to Do with Academic Freedom?
By Michael Verderame
Graduate Student Academic Freedom and the Apprenticeship Myth
By Dan Colson
Copyright 2011, American Association of University Professors
| Editor Cary Nelson University of Illinois AAUP President Managing Editor Gwendolyn Bradley AAUP Communications Director Copyeditor Alex Martin Editorial Assistant Ezra Deutsch-Feldman Editorial Board Ernst Benjamin Past AAUP General Secretary Michael Bérubé Pennsylvania State University Matthew Finkin University of Illinois Larry Gerber Auburn University Mary Gray American University Jordan Kurland AAUP Associate General Secretary Anita Levy AAUP Associate Secretary Debra Nails Michigan State University Robert Post Yale University David Rabban University of Texas Adolph Reed University of Pennsylvania Gary Rhoades University of Arizona AAUP General Secretary Ellen Schrecker Yeshiva University Cat Warren North Carolina State University |
