Faculty Handbook
22. Faculty Rights
22.9. Political Activity
As a private citizen,
any member of the faculty
may endorse political
candidates and take an active part in responsibilities of
citizenship. However, faculty may not actively engage in campaigning for
political candidates on campus or imply any endorsement of candidates by the College.
Any member of the faculty engaging in direct political activity off campus which will involve a substantial amount of time is expected to work out an agreement for released time with his/her Dean or Division Chair with the approval of the Vice President for Academic Affairs.
College faculty employed in federally funded programs must abide by limitations of the federal government relative to political activity.