Texas State Professor Firing Adds to Faculty Concerns About Academic Freedom
Dr. Tom Alter was fired twice over off-campus remarks the university said incited violence, sparking legal battles and campus criticism over free speech and due process.
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UPDATE: Texas State President Upholds Firing of Thomas Alter, Sparking Socialist-Led Protest — Minding The Campus
Just two weeks after a Hays County judge ordered Texas State University (TXST) to reinstate Associate Professor of History Thomas Alter, the university has terminated him once again. Alter’s latest dismissal followed a due process hearing on Monday, October 13, during which administrators upheld his original firing over remarks he made at a virtual September […] The post UPDATE: Texas State President Upholds Firing of Thomas Alter, Sparking Soci…
Texas State Formalizes Termination of Professor Who Called for Overthrow of US Government
Professor Tom Alter called the U.S. government “bloodthirsty” and “profit-driven.” The post Texas State Formalizes Termination of Professor Who Called for Overthrow of US Government appeared first on Texas Scorecard.
Texas State professor issues statement after second firing
AUSTIN (KXAN) — The attorney for a former Texas State University professor Dr. Thomas Alter II sent a statement to KXAN on Tuesday after the university fired him for a second time Monday. Previous: Fired Texas State professor to be reinstated while lawsuit against school proceeds TXST initially fired Alter on Sept. 10 after comments he made at a socialist group’s virtual conference. “Conduct that advocates for inciting violence is directly…
President’s actions risk alienating community
The Main Point is an opinion written by The University Star’s Editorial Board. Opinions expressed are not necessarily those of our entire publication. After days of deliberation, President Damphousse has once again decided to terminate Dr. Tom Alter; a move that reinforces faculty concerns with their job security and free speech. Even when given the chance to reverse a decision widely condemned by students, staff and faculty, the university once…
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