Academic Freedom & Research Ethics: Context and Perspectives

Monday, June 2

4:00 - 5:00 PM

Cabral Center

O'Bryant Institute

Boston campus

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This event is hosted by the Critical Science and Technology Studies Working group, with CAMD and the Research Development department in CSSH's Dean's Office.

Join Boston-area scholars for a discussion of how executive actions are changing the research landscape, exploring the social and historical roots of current threats to academic freedom and research infrastructure. Speakers include Daniel Lee Kleinman, Boston University professor of sociology; Hilary Robinson, associate professor of law and sociology; and Alexandra To, assistant professor of art + design and computer science. Associate Professor of Sociology and Health Sciences Laura Senier will serve as moderator.

ASL Summer Symposium

Friday, June 20 -

Sunday, June 22

Boston campus

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Join the American Sign Language & Interpreting Education Program for the annual Summer Symposium, now in its 18th year. The Summer Symposium offers an ASL Immersion Track, led by Deaf instructors. Tickets are on sale now, and scholarships are available for those with need.

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