Nancy Chi Cantalupo

Like the universities that have come before it, U-M promised an extensive internal investigation and expressed compassion for the victims. For survivors of Dr. Anderson, UM announced that it is establishing its own claims resolution program. This program would be run by UM without external oversight by a court.

This post is part of our symposium on democratizing administrative law. You can find all the posts in the series here. Nancy Chi Cantalupo, Matthew Cortland & Karen Tani – In an earlier post in this series, two of us (Cortland and Tani) described how the notice-and-comment process has entered the arsenal of a range of groups and organizers, many seeking to challenge the policies of the current administration.

Home > ULR > Vol. 2018 > No. 3 Abstract One in ten female graduate students at major research universities report being sexually harassed by a faculty member. Many universities face intense media scrutiny regarding faculty sexual harassment, and whether women are being harassed out of academic careers in scientific disciplines is currently a subject of significant public debate. However, to date, scholarship in this area is significantly constrained.