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Session Type: Symposium
In January 2018, Michigan State University entered the national spotlight for a decades-long sexual abuse scandal. Although MSU has garnered much media attention in the last year for its mishandling of sexual violence, scholarly analyses have yet to emerge. This symposium brings together educational researchers from different fields and with varying research agendas to analyze MSU’s failures in addressing sexual violence and to consider ways to move forward. Perspectives include governance and organization, policy, neoliberal logics, and faculty and student activism. The symposium presents MSU as a case for understanding mishandling of campus sexual violence and, through discussion with participants, will offer lessons for addressing sexual violence in other higher education institutions as well.
Governance, Organizational Culture, and Institutional Failure: The Case of Michigan State University - Brendan Cantwell, Michigan State University
"An Evil, Evil Person": A Policy Discourse Analysis of Federal and Michigan State University Policies - Sapna Naik, Michigan State University
"Give Me a Number": The Role of Neoliberal Logics in Michigan State University's Responses to Sexual Violence - Robert L. Hill, Michigan State University
Activism at Michigan State University: Collective Acts of Resistance Through Protest and Community Art - Christine Elizabeth Thelen, Michigan State University; Alyssa Hadley Dunn, Michigan State University; Terah Talei Venzant Chambers, Michigan State University; Jennifer Brown, Michigan State University; Laura Knapp, RTI International