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A committee that thinks ahead

Hindsight may get more airtime, but real progress is made when foresight is 20/20.

Provost… Hindsight may get more airtime, but real progress is made when foresight is 20/20.

Provost James Maher and the Faculty Assembly, in a decision of prudence, have created the new Ad Hoc Committee on Academic Freedom to look at the effects of funding from outside sources. In the words of James Cassing, president of the University Senate and Faculty Assembly, the goal is to assess

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