It’s a long story, and doesn’t have a very happy ending: https://www.nytimes.com/2020/03/18/magazine/title-ix-sexual-harassment-accusations.html What would be different if the accused faculty were at UO, instead of ASU? For one thing the case would probably still be dragging on. ASU closed this within a month. UO’s Office of Investigations Civil Rights Compliance…
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Around the O’s flacks have the press release here. This is not a surprise. Pres Schill has been giving Heroy all the work, and VP for Diversity Alex-Assensoh all the money: Pres Investigations and Civil Rights Compliance: VP for Diversity, Equity and Inclusion:
The most recently available plan is here. The data is from 2016. Under federal regulations UO must prepare these annually. The new plan, explaining how UO is complying with federal AA law and giving the latest slice and dice of UO’s employees by gender and race, was supposed to be…
Update: If anyone knows what’s really going on, please post a comment. Around the O has the official trust-destroying non-explanation from strategic communicator Tobin Klinger here. It’s all part of “Ensuring the University of Oregon has an inclusive and welcoming campus”: The University of Oregon is forming a new Office of Civil…
10/1/2017: Among the years of reports, last summer Daily Emerald reporter Max Thornberry had this about this famously mismanaged office, here. A snippet: Concerns about the timeliness and effectiveness of the AAEO office [aren’t] new. A 2014 report from the ombuds office found that, “classified staff report high levels of distrust…in the fairness, competence…