Academic Freedom and Tenure Committee - University of British Columbia

By the time the report first visit to Vancouver, one of the members, was completed, it had been possible for the UBC Professor Ursula Franklin of the University of Faculty Association to negotiate settlements of the Toronto, had to withdraw, and so the inquiry was grievances of each of the faculty members involved. [...] The UBC Faculty Association and the Academic Freedom and Tenure Committee feel, however, that The Committee visited the campus of the University the events of the spring and summer of 1985 at UBC of British Columbia on October 10-12 and again on are sufficiently important to warrant a report to the December 12-13, and interviewed the following Canadian academic community. [...] The members of the Committee are To examine the circumstances surrounding the actions of grateful to all of these persons for their help, and the: administration, Senate and Board of Governors of the particularly to the President of the University and his University of British Columbia which led to the termination of the appointments of tenured and untenured faculty officers, and to the President. [...] There has been some disagreement within the The findings of this committee were to be the point of membership of the Faculty Association as to whether Canadian Association of University Teachers 3 Academic Freedom and Tenure Committee \\ Committee of Inquiry into the University of British Columbia – Final Report February 1987 the CAF Agreement gives the University a right 1983-84), the focus of at. [...] The application of the first of these two degree, the authority of Senate decisions on the proposals began immediately with the formation of curriculum depends on the process of deliberation the committee advisory to the Vice-President which has led up to them, and which they in turn (Academic) in the autumn of 1983.