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Why Sexual Harassment Is Common in Academic Institutions
by Dwight Krehbiel, PhD, Professor Emeritus of Psychology, Bethel CollegeSexual harassment is a widespread phenomenon, observed in a great variety of educational and work settings. Previous posts in this series have examined the evidence that such harassment has a...
Why Science, Engineering, and Medicine Care about Sexual Harassment
by Dwight Krehbiel, PhD, Professor Emeritus of Psychology at Bethel College A remarkable event in the growing recognition of the widespread problem of sexual harassment was the publication of a major report on this topic by the National Academies of Science,...
Boshart’s appointment: Takeaways from today’s article on emerging details
by Hilary Jerome Scarsella, Director of Theological IntegrityUPDATED the evening of 10/21/19 The Mennonite put out an article today on details emerging around the AMBS search committee’s decision to appoint David Boshart the next president of the seminary. We’ll have...
Narrative Erasure is Violence: Dave Boshart Appointed President of AMBS
By Stephanie Krehbiel, Executive Director Often, when the internal ties that bind folks to a community are broken, that breakage happens quietly and the loss of relationship goes unacknowledged. I would like to acknowledge that this decision has effected a break in my...
We ask for your discretion: the old white church college predator
by Stephanie Krehbiel, Executive DirectorHe loves to volunteer.* That’s the first thing you should know. He is a benefactor, a big donor. He’s retired from his career in education or mental health services or church administration, a career marked with inexplicable...
Everyone’s Responsibility: The Health Impact of Sexual Harassment
by Cassandra Voth, Michelle Schrag, and Dwight Krehbiel* An Introductory Note Sexual violence is a tool of dominance, and as such, it permeates every aspect of our inequitable society. There is no one disciplinary approach that is the silver bullet for understanding...
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