Blog post cover titled "When Civility is Optional in Higher Education"

Blog post excerpt reading: "Professional and non-academic staff deserve the same dignity as faculty. Students deserve learning environments free from hostility. Adjuncts and early-career academics deserve respect, not conditional collegiality. Faculty deserve to follow their scholarly pursuits with support and without derision." Written by Carrie Miller, Ph.D., Senior Researcher at OLC

While institutions champion values of belonging and respect, a troubling pattern of "academic bullying" often persists. 🖋️ The latest #OLCInsights uncovers how this subtle incivility harms well-being and organizational trust

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#AcademicBullying #HigherEd

Original post on hcommons.social

I know there's a lot going on but I wanted to call attention to a very blatant case of academic bullying carried out recently against my sister Franziska Davies.

On 6 August, Franziska published a sober and fair-minded critique in the German daily Frankfurter Allgemeinen Zeitung of certain […]

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If you've dealt with #AcademicBullying during #PeerReview, please reach out to Katya👇🏻

Two in five scientists report harassment and intimidation. Often, the perpetrators are inside the institution Science doesn’t occur in a vacuum – politics, harassment and intimidation can hamstring progress.

New review of #AcademicBullying and suggestions from @griffith.edu.au colleagues. #TLDR alternative below:

Two in five scientists report harassment and intimidation. Often, the perpetrators are inside the institution theconversation.com/two-in-five-...

With all the complete and utter nonsense being done to science from the U.S. federal gov’t…do we really have to keep fighting each other? #academicbullying #incivility