The idea is that there are too many liberal college professors, so we’ll have to start secretly recording them and prosecuting them to shut them up or drive them away…. not only would this bill allow state college professors to be recorded secretly, but they also would be required to answer annual questionnaires from the State Board of Education and the Board of Governors of the State University System about their political views. The answers aren’t confidential or restricted in their use.

A new piece in Canadian Psychology/Psychologie canadienne by Jennifer Bazar and Christopher Green will interest AHP readers: “How Canada’s first psychology department arose at McGill University.” Abstract: Canada’s first official department of psychology came into existence at Montréal’s McGill University in 1924. First chartered more than a century before, in 1821, McGill started teaching courses … Continue reading How Canada’s first psychology department arose at McGill University →

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