Chancellor Emeritus Mark Yudof, and First Amendment scholar, will join Rachel Fish in conversation about the challenges university leaders encounter on many campuses today. How do university administrators respond to student and faculty misconduct and address actions and speech that seek to incite hate toward Jewish and Zionist students and faculty? How do institutions of higher education continue to prioritize the value of freedom of speech while ensuring that a hostile environment is not created on campus? When is otherwise protected speech subject to time, place and manner restrictions?
Please join us for this discussion and learn from one of the leading experts on how to address these timely and pressing issues.
Mark G. Yudof received his BA and LLB degrees from the University of Pennsylvania. After serving as a law clerk of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit, he spent two years at the Harvard Center for Law and Education. For 26 years he held various posts at the University of Texas, including professor of law, dean, and provost. He subsequently served as president of the University of Minnesota, chancellor of the University of Texas System, and president of the University of California. He currently serves as chair of the strategic planning and budget committee of the Academic Engagement Network.
Rachel Fish, Ph.D., serves as special advisor to the Brandeis University President’s Initiative on Antisemitism and is co-founder and president of Boundless, an independent think-action-tank promoting Israel education and combating Jew-hatred. In addition, she teaches Israeli history and society at The George Washington University as Visiting Assistant Professor of Educational Leadership in the Graduate School of Education and Human Development.
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