Start: October 6, 2026 2 p.m.
End: October 6, 2026 3:30 p.m.
This in-person, 90-minute presentation explores how freedom of expression and academic freedom are foundational in shaping the way ideas are shared, challenged, and developed in higher education classrooms. Participants will learn about the principles and limits of free expression in the learning environment, how to foster inclusive dialogue, and balance the rights and responsibilities that come with freedom of expression in academic settings.
Participants will leave equipped to:
- Define the concepts of freedom of expression and academic freedom, including how they intersect and differ in higher education.
- Recognize the rights and responsibilities of faculty and students related to expression in the classroom.
- Reflect on modeling academic freedom and embracing student expression.
To register for on of 2 sessions during Fall 2026, go to Workday Learning (Click on "Select Offering")