HB2607 mandates public higher education institutions to adopt policies ensuring freedom of expression for students and faculty.
HB2607, the Campus Free Speech Protection Act, requires public higher education institutions to adopt policies that protect the freedom of expression for students and faculty. These policies must ensure that expression is not denied based on viewpoint, maintain open outdoor areas as public forums, and allow students to invite guest speakers without censorship. Institutions must also clarify that student speech does not reflect institutional endorsement and must not disinvite speakers based on anticipated reactions.
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