Respect UEBS PhD Researchers: A Request for a Formal Apology & Consultative Review of the Student Engagement Monitoring Process
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Madeline Kellett
6 years ago
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Extremely shocked that in an environment with a rich history of higher learning that those aspiring to enrich and continue the future integrity of the institution that is the University of Edinburgh are called into such accusatory questioning.
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Vlad Baderca
6 years ago
Surveillance is inexcusable, especially in the UK
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Tom Calvard
6 years ago
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Hope that we can take all steps to avoid this type of communication in the future.
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Anonymous
6 years ago
I support the cause
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Bagus Mudiantoro
6 years ago
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The school should communicate closely with the supervisor about the process and progress of the PhD research of each student. It is not about the attendance but the process.
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Kyle Parker
6 years ago
Universities should not be deputies of the Home Office.
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Vicente Martinez Fernandez
6 years ago
Stop student surveillance practices at the University of Edinburgh!
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Sam
6 years ago
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An email like this sent wide would cause outrage in a professional environment. Why should this be any different in a higher stress locale.
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Seb Oliver
6 years ago
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They should consult with our supervisors first before sending out emails like that
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Christopher Baird
6 years ago
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That email, and a later one aimed at justifying the distress without even a hint of remorse, amount to one of my lowest moments as a PhD student.
Extremely shocked that in an environment with a rich history of higher learning that those aspiring to enrich and continue the future integrity of the institution that is the University of Edinburgh are called into such accusatory questioning.
Surveillance is inexcusable, especially in the UK
Hope that we can take all steps to avoid this type of communication in the future.
I support the cause
The school should communicate closely with the supervisor about the process and progress of the PhD research of each student. It is not about the attendance but the process.
Universities should not be deputies of the Home Office.
Stop student surveillance practices at the University of Edinburgh!
An email like this sent wide would cause outrage in a professional environment. Why should this be any different in a higher stress locale.
They should consult with our supervisors first before sending out emails like that
That email, and a later one aimed at justifying the distress without even a hint of remorse, amount to one of my lowest moments as a PhD student.
Let's avoid Edinburgh Analytica