It said that Columbia's failure to address various student complaints quickly had had a "deeply negative impact" on the university as a whole, had led to an "acute erosion of trust between faculty and students," and had left Columbia vulnerable to criticism from outside groups with their own agendas.
Yet, the portrayal of students as consumers is contributing to the erosion of HE as a public good.
Religion is a strange setting in which to think about affirmative action, but I found the InterVarsity Christian Fellowship at "California University" (CU) to be a rich natural experiment to understand how the erosion of Black enrollment at CU affected students' ability to sustain racially diverse communities on campus.
This echoes earlier research by Feudtner et al., who found that students who report erosion of their ethical principles are not displeased with their own ethical development, as if they have accepted that becoming a doctor demands a change in character and principles [ 43].
From the standpoint of a bedside teacher, there seems to have been palpable erosion of critical and analytical thinking skills as students and residents prioritize labeling of conditions and following prepackaged care protocols.
Over time, behaviors that the students previously considered unprofessional, became increasingly more acceptable as students progressed in their training, indicating some erosion of values.
Byszewski et al. [ 37] pointed out that over time, behaviors that the students previously considered unprofessional, became increasingly more acceptable as students progressed in their training, indicating some erosion of values.
The trend toward avoiding accountability is alarming advocates for the nation's six million disabled students, who see it as an erosion of the education act's disclosure requirements.
The soaring costs of tuition and the erosion of the Pell grants have dimmed the prospects of talented students who have the misfortune of not being born rich.
Students feel that the plan signals the erosion of Hong Kong's "One Country, Two Systems" framework, which grants the territory's citizens a degree of political and economic autonomy that their mainland China counterparts do not enjoy.
