FIRE's guide to first-year orientation and thought reform on campus
By: Harvey A. Silverglate, Jordan Lorence.
Contributors: Lorence, Jordan.
Series: FIRE's guides to students' rights on campus; FIRE'S guides to student rights on campus
Publisher: Foundation for Individual Rights in Education
Published: 2005
Place of publication: Philadelphia
Language: eng
Subjects: Freedom of expression -- United States; College students -- Civil rights -- United States; Political correctness -- United States
Other titles: Guide to first-year orientation and thought reform on campus
Notes: Includes bibliographical references.
Table of contents: title: The indispensable right to private conscience; title: Protection of conscience : West Virginia Board of Education v. Barnette (1943); title: Campus attempts to reform and dictate beliefs and attitudes; title: What about private colleges and universities? : a question of ethics and contract; title: The Barnette principle and the unconstitutionality of coercing social attitudes; title: Freedom of conscience : a right for both the the religious and the secular; title: The constitutionally protected right to conscience; title: The right to believe; title: Principles of academic freedom : American Association of University Professors; title: Campus thought reform : diversity training and orientation programs; title: The right of association and mandatory diversity training for students; title: Academic demands for ideological uniformity; title: Professors' policies limiting classroom discussion; title: Ideological requirements for student group recognition; title: Speech codes; title: Mandatory psychological counseling.