Students who are involved in civil disobedience may not be aware that employers and graduate schools can look at their judicial records, she said. Thielen said Nov. 5 student protesters understood potential consequences. Some have a different view. Despite disagreement, Jischke encouraged students to strive to be heard. His advice may be heeded.
Some students foresee increased protests if communication remains stagnant.
The channel now is for Jischke to open up discussion and involve students, or students will work outside of the democratic means. But even if there are future protests, Jaeger said he is confident they will not get out of hand. Still, he said DPS is prepared. We are still the law enforcement body and there may be that time in the future where we need to act. Jaeger did offer a hint of sympathy to protesters.