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In the May–June 2013 issue of Academe, we address the relationship between the faculty and boards of trustees.
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The AAUP's Committee on Women wrote University of Connecticut President Susan Herbst urging the university to commit time and resources to the development of sound policies and procedures for managing sexual assault on campus.
