Session One: A View from the Academy: How a Lack of Viewpoint Diversity Harms Higher Education.
Heather Heying, Lucia Martinez Valdivia, Richard A. Shweder, Nadine Strossen, Scott Jaschik
Session Two (NO VIDEO, so no transcript): The Coddling of the American Mind, and Several Other Trends That Got Us Here
Jonathan Haidt, Greg Lukianoff
Session Three: Big Questions and Heterodox Answers
Alice Dreger, Shadi Hamid, Angus Johnston, John McWhorter, Jason Stanley, Kmele Foster
Session Four (NO VIDEO, so no transcript): Lunch Session Featuring Heterodox Academy Award Winners
Session Five: A Conversation With Robert Zimmer
Bari Weiss, Robert Zimmer
Session Six: Opportunities On Campus; The Power of Leaders and Administrators
Deb Mashek, Michael Poliakoff, Michael Roth, Peter Uvin, Mark G. Yudof
Session Seven: Opportunities in the Classroom: What Professors Can Do To Make A Difference
Robert P. George, Allison Stanger, Jonathan Zimmerman, Kmele Fostre
Session Eight: Opportunities Beyond Campus; Politics, Policy, and Philanthropy
Wendy Kaminer, Suzanne Nossel, Robert L. Shibley, Scott Jaschnik
Session Nine: Opportunities in Early Development: Educating Tomorrow’s College Students
George Khalaf, Lenore Skenazy, Larry Amsel, Tamara Mann Tweel
Session Ten: Closing Discussion: Towards a More Heterodox Academy
Jonathan Haidt, Deb Mashek
A politically diverse group of social scientists, natural scientists, humanists, and other scholars who want to improve our academic disciplines and universities. We share a concern about a growing problem: the loss or lack of “viewpoint diversity.” When nearly everyone in a field shares the same political orientation, certain ideas become orthodoxy, dissent is discouraged, and errors can go unchallenged.
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