Teaching of engineering class reviewed following student reports
By Sofia Barnett | September 20Students alleged a lack of “fundamental instruction” and inequitable treatment of women and students of color in ENGN 0040.
Sofia Barnett is a University News editor overseeing the faculty and higher education beat. She is a junior from Texas studying history and English nonfiction and enjoys freelancing in her free time.
Students alleged a lack of “fundamental instruction” and inequitable treatment of women and students of color in ENGN 0040.
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