I've seen similar concerns about how education accreditation discusses "dispositions," and the APA handles various Christian views, but social work accreditation agencies and schools appear to be the most problematic on this score.
http://www.realclearpolitics.com/articles/2007/10/conservatives_need_not_apply.html
Random Reflections on Higher Education by a Dean on Sabbatical
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- Ed Ericson
- A former history professor and now college administrator, I started using this blog primarily to catalog my various reflections during a 2007 sabbatical.
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- Nature vs. nurture in global success?
- Divorce for "any cause"
- Wellness programs at JBU?
- In search of your inner executive?
- Science Education Myths?
- Beauty is universal?
- Why do higher education cost increases outpace CPI?
- Religion as an antidote to poverty?
- How to get into an Ivy?
- Going green won't make you rich?
- No more haggling over car prices?
- The future of the Anglosphere?
- Conservatism at middle age?
- Indoctrination via secondary accreditation?
- The coming health care compromise?
- The effect of private schools?
- The Mars-Venus Myth?
- Mission accomplished in Iraq?
- Influence of family on longevity?
- The rising influence of the home-school movement
- Political inclinations of faculty
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