Member News

A Professor’s Year Teaching in Saudi Arabia Was a Nightmare. Should an American College Have Stepped In?

When an American college puts down roots at a far-flung location with different standards on academic freedom or human rights, what happens when something goes wrong? Who is held responsible? The Babson experience stands as a stark reminder that consultant deals can bring serious complications. When things got heated in Saudi Arabia, it didn’t matter to the faculty on the front lines that they weren’t, technically speaking, Babson employees. They still expected the American college to help them. 
Read Full Article

More news from NAICU

  • Planned Merger of Findlay and Bluffton Universities Nixed by Findlay
  • KC-area University President Leaves to Lead Utah School
  • Dr. Dean McCurdy Elected 10th President of Colby-Sawyer College
  • Potential Increase in Endowment Tax Has Private Universities on Alert
  • Pro-Palestinian Demonstrators Stage Sit-in at Barnard Over Expulsions
  • Ending Diversity Push Or Fueling Student Anxiety? Trump Administration's Anti-DEI Stance Sparks Debate
  • Back to Article Overview