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Summer Course
2 Credit(s)
LAW 686
This course, offered in even-year summers to Law and Education graduate students, focuses on contemporary court cases affecting higher education. Issues covered include student and employee free speech and academic freedom; religion in public higher education; sexual and other illegal forms of harassment on campus; affirmative action and admission preferences; disability laws applicable to students and employees; intercollegiate athletics, including Title IX; and torts somewhat unique to campuses.