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The Master’s in Education (Ed.M.) prepares students with the skills needed to change the world through education. The online Master’s in Education Leadership is a part-time, two-year Ed.M. program from the Harvard Graduate School of Education with Higher Education and PreK-12 pathways. The program is specifically designed for working education professionals who bring at least seven years of relevant or transferrable work experience. Through this program, students will strengthen the invaluable skills they’ve already developed and develop the tools to propel themselves to new leadership opportunities and to even greater impact.

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As you embrace the next chapter in your development as an educator, innovator, and leader, consider a graduate program that builds on a century of innovation, that’s grounded in the skills every educator needs, and that fully supports your current work and future aspirations.

At the Harvard Graduate School of Education, our master’s degree program is driven by passion and empowered by evidence. We share a vision of education where every learner has an opportunity to be seen, to be challenged, to excel, and to reach their full potential. We are motivated by urgency to build a future that recognizes and overcomes grinding systemic inequities.

Whether you seek to make an impact in early education, in K–12 districts and networks, or in higher education — or whether you want to drive educational change outside of those realms — you belong at HGSE. 

No matter which program you choose, you’ll have the opportunity to interact with HGSE’s world-class faculty, build a sustained community of practice and a lifelong professional network, and gain the preparation necessary to grow, advance, and become the type of leader that education needs.

The Harvard Graduate School of Education offers the Master's in Education (Ed.M.) degree in two formats —  residential and online — and in a variety of programs.

Residential Master's

HGSE’s  on-campus master’s degree is a one-year, full-time, immersive Harvard experience. You'll apply directly to one of its five distinct programs, spanning education leadership and entrepreneurship, education policy, human development, teaching and teacher leadership, and learning design and technology. 

Online Master's

Our Online Master's in Education  is a part-time, two-year, online program in education leadership. It is designed for experienced professionals who want to advance in their careers and deepen their impact. The online program in education leadership offers a choice of two pathways, preK–12 or higher education, that complement your career and chosen area of impact.  

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Graduate programs in education, offered exclusively online, no campus visits required.

The mission of the Graduate Programs in Education is to develop – through research, service, and innovative teaching – reflective teachers and school leaders who are competent and caring lifelong learners.

In addition, four guiding principles are used in the development and delivery of all programs and courses: rigorous mind, compassionate heart, reflective stance, competent demonstration.

Growth in learning and professional development

As an educator, you understand that there is always an opportunity for growth in learning. The majority of states in the U.S. require educators to meet ongoing continuing education requirements for professional development, with some states requiring masters-level education for licensure or tenure.

There is value in turning your continuing education requirements for graduate coursework completion into a full master’s degree.

Open the door to leadership opportunities

Advancing your studies in education can open the door to growth and leadership opportunities in the education field, allowing you to move into administration, director level, or content-area specialist. Outside of the school system, educators with master’s level training can pursue consultative, research or training roles, and more.

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Recognized as one of the  Best Online Graduate Education Programs by U.S. News and World Report , UNE’s online graduate degrees in education provide students with the knowledge and skills to become leaders and shape the future of education. This recognition is a credit to our expert faculty, a robust curriculum, and the success of our graduates.

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Early and mid-career professionals need to keep their skills and industry knowledge up to date, acumen sharp, and build connections that will help them excel in their field and achieve their career goals. And they need the ability to do it on their own time–while working full time and enjoying home life–without settling for a lower quality education.

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We created our online graduate programs with professionals in mind. As you have unique lives and personal objectives for advancing your education, our online programs offer maximum flexibility so you can earn a reputable degree that fits into your daily life. 

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Online M.S. in Entrepreneurship and Innovation

Accelerate your entrepreneurial journey., make a lasting impact.

Startups and major corporations both rely on innovative individuals to drive growth and impact. The hybrid Master of Science in Entrepreneurship and Innovation offered through OU's nationally recognized Price College of Business empowers you to navigate the modern dynamic business landscape with confidence and expertise.

A hybrid delivery model combining online instruction with an immersive in-residence experience will give you a comprehensive understanding of business models, market analysis, product development, and risk management strategies. With guidance from esteemed faculty and engagement with a diverse cohort of like-minded professionals, you'll cultivate the entrepreneurial acumen and industry connections essential for success – whether launching a groundbreaking startup or spearheading innovation within an established organization.

*Two courses in this program will carry an additional cost not included in the $985 per credit hour tuition fee. Entrepreneurial Leadership and Innovation and Change will each have an extra $1,500 fee to cover the cost of the in-person residency.

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Tailor your education to your goals.

Choose from two specialized tracks – New Venture Development or Corporate Innovation – tailoring your education to align with your specific career aspirations, whether launching a startup or driving innovation within an existing corporation.

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Experience the best of both worlds through a hybrid learning model that combines online coursework with an intensive one-week residency at the Tom Love Innovation Hub in Norman, and at entrepreneurship hubs in Oklahoma City and Tulsa, providing invaluable opportunities for hands-on application, networking, and immersion in Oklahoma's thriving entrepreneurial ecosystem. Gain valuable networking opportunities with other entrepreneur students.

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Benefit from a cutting-edge curriculum developed with industry leaders, ensuring you gain the most relevant and in-demand skills for success in today's entrepreneurial and innovation-driven business landscape.

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Take the next step in your career with a degree from the University of Oklahoma. Applications are reviewed year-round for fall and spring sessions. Choose your program, choose your start, and apply today.

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The M.S. in Entrepreneurship and Innovation can be completed in as little as 12 months. The thoughtfully crafted curriculum ensures graduates have the necessary skills to launch meaningful business ventures or drive organizational change immediately upon program completion.

The hybrid program includes online course content and an immersive in-residence experience. Students will learn to manage and mitigate risk, scale businesses, evaluate market conditions, implement innovative strategies, and more.

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*These courses include an additional $1,500 fee to cover the cost of the in-person residency.

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To apply for the Master of Science in Entrepreneurship and Innovation program, students need to hold a bachelor’s degree from a regionally accredited college or university. This program does not require students to submit GMAT/GRE scores or references for admissions consideration.

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Earning an M.S. in Entrepreneurship and Innovation from OU Online gives you the skills to succeed in a growing and evolving field. It also gives you access to career support and an expanded professional network as part of the global OU alumni community. Stand out where the industry is moving while enjoying the potential for higher pay, career advancement, and new opportunities.

Tuition and fees for the program are $29,550 ($985 per credit hour). Books and additional materials are not included.

Once accepted into the program, students must submit a $350 nonrefundable deposit within two weeks. Deposits are applied toward tuition expenses and secure a student’s place in the upcoming class. There is no application fee for this degree.

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4 Valuable Master’s Degrees You Can Get Online

Online degrees are a powerful and popular way for students to advance their knowledge and careers. In fact, in 2021, 26% of advanced degree seekers studied exclusively online. Graduate students, in particular, enjoy the flexibility, affordability, and wide range of online degree programs available.

Furthermore, online learning lets candidates work and manage their home lives while earning their master’s degrees and furthering their careers. Plus, employers now recognize and respect the value of online education just as much as traditional, in-person programs.

Read on to learn about a variety of valuable online master’s degrees, with a special emphasis on the ones offered at Goodwin University.

What is an online master’s degree?

Much like traditional master’s degrees, online master’s degrees allow students to build advanced knowledge in their field of interest. Through a master’s program online, students develop a specialized body of theoretical and applied knowledge, forge a deeper understanding of their area of study, and develop a range of skills that can help advance their careers.

Unlike traditional master’s degrees, however, an online master’s degree is a graduate degree that students can complete from the comfort of their own homes or anywhere with an internet connection. It adds incredible flexibility to the graduate student’s life, enabling them to balance their education with other priorities like a career or family at home.

With a master’s degree, graduates have more opportunities to qualify for advanced positions or promotions in their field or pursue further postgraduate education, such as a doctoral degree.

Online master’s degree programs teach course material through a series of online lectures, with forums for online discussions and assignments.

Students should also look for online graduate programs that offer:

• Collaboration tools: Discussion forums (Blackboard) and video conferencing software allow you to connect with classmates and professors.
• Course reference materials: Access a variety of resources, such as audio and video files, PDFs, presentations, syllabi, and readings.
• Exams and quizzes: Take exams, quizzes, and assignments online.
• Grades and progress reports: Track your progress and see your grades easily.
• Live or recorded lectures: Depending on the program, you may have access to live or pre-recorded lectures.
• Technical support services: Many online programs offer technical support to help you navigate the online learning environment.

What are the benefits of a master’s degree online?

There are many benefits to pursuing your master’s degree online .

At a high level, some industries require candidates to get their master’s education — and online learning makes this requirement more accessible. For others, an online master’s degree helps them reach the top positions in their field.

Online master’s degrees benefits include:

• Flexibility: Students can earn their master’s degree online and still work full-time . Online master’s degrees allow you to read, view lectures, take tests, and communicate with your instructor virtually, saving you extended time commuting or sitting in class. Students choose when to sign up, sign in, and study based on their needs and schedule.
• Higher salaries: Master’s degree holders earn a median weekly average of $1,574 , whereas bachelor’s degree holders earn a median weekly average of $1,334. Additionally, online programs are often more affordable than traditional, on-campus graduate programs, making the ROI of a master’s degree even greater when earned digitally.
• Proper professional growth: Online master’s degrees are a great way to specialize in your chosen area of study and often lead to higher positions and titles. Additionally, in fields like education or nursing , candidates are required to have their master’s degrees to obtain advanced roles.
• Stand out: Employers want qualified, skilled, and educated employees, and a master’s degree proves you are an elite, hirable individual.

Four valuable online master’s degrees

There are many valuable online master’s degrees available to students at colleges and universities of all shapes and sizes.

Students will need to do their research to find a program that meets their needs, interests, and goals, however, as each institution offers different master’s degrees online.

1. Master of Education (M.Ed.) in Teacher Leadership

A Master of Education (M.Ed.) in Teacher Leadership degree is designed for creative and analytical advocates and educators.

Students develop the skills, techniques, and experience to provide access to learning by reducing and removing physical, cognitive, intellectual, and organizational barriers for their students.

At Goodwin University, this flexible, 30-credit program is offered entirely online and is therefore optimal for those who teach full-time or care for their families. Additionally, up to six credits can be granted to students entering the program from prior learning as part of the Alternative Route to Certification.

Goodwin graduates find fulfilling careers as educational administrators, school principals, university professors, curriculum specialists, corporate trainers, and more.

2. Master of Science in Nursing (MSN)

Nurses looking to advance their knowledge and continue moving up the ranks in the healthcare system can do so in as few as 20 months, part-time, with an online Master of Science in Nursing (MSN) degree .

The online MSN program at Goodwin combines nursing and population health, broadening professional nurses’ knowledge, perspective, and capacity to serve larger populations and demographics in need.

It also prepares aspiring nurse leaders for management and supervisory roles, such as Nurse Administrator.

Goodwin University’s Master’s in Nursing online program covers topics such as Pathophysiology, Pharmacology, Leadership Practices, Research, Policy, Politics, and the organization of healthcare.

3. Master of Science in Organizational Leadership (MSOL)

A Master of Science in Organizational Leadership (MSOL) is best suited for individuals looking to achieve management and leadership roles – whether for a non-profit, government, manufacturing, education, or corporate company or organization.

Popular courses include:

• Data-Driven Decision Making for Executives
• Leading Organizational Change
• Negotiation and Conflict Response
• Performance management
• Sustainability of Innovation and Strategic Advantage

This fully online degree program can also be completed in as few as 20 months, part-time, making it easy to maintain a career while completing your graduate education.

4. Master’s in Public Health (MPH)

Online Master’s in Public Health (MPH) programs offer candidates the ability to grow their voice and impact in health care and carry out work that will improve the greater good.

Students in these programs can focus on a specific area that meets their personal and professional development goals. At Goodwin University, our Master’s in Public Health (MPH) students can specialize in community health, global health, or health policy and management.

Graduates of this fully online master’s degree go on to rewarding careers as:

• Biostatisticians
• Community health nurses
• Congressional staffers
• Environmental health officers
• Epidemiologists
• Public health officers
• Health promotion specialists
• Non-profit executive directors
• Public health traveling nurses
• Researchers

Earn your online master’s degree at Goodwin University

At Goodwin University, our career-focused and online master’s degree programs are designed to put your professional growth first.

Plus, they are meant to get you exercising your skills and get you working fast. In addition to gaining career-specific knowledge sets, and connecting with like-minded peers and faculty, pursuing these online master’s degrees gives you the chance to hone your time management skills, technical aptitude, and remote work skills that can carry through to your future career.

Contact us today for more information about our online master’s degree programs and see how we can help you carve a path toward a career you love (at a flexible and achievable pace).

Goodwin University is a nonprofit institution of higher education and is accredited by the New England Commission of Higher Education (NECHE), formerly known as the New England Association of Schools and Colleges (NEASC). Goodwin University was founded in 1999, with the goal of serving a diverse student population with career-focused degree programs that lead to strong employment outcomes.

Online Programs at Georgia Southern

At Georgia Southern University, we offer flexible online programs in business, education and healthcare. Can’t make it to campus? Managing a career and a family? Now you can earn a respected Georgia Southern degree without ever traveling to campus. We also offer blended options that enable you to combine online and classroom work.

With more than 100 years of history as one of Georgia’s premier universities, a degree from Georgia Southern will prepare you to take the next step in your career. While a student, you will learn from respected professors that have enabled us to be named one of Top 20 Most Popular Universities in the country by U.S. News & World Repor t.

As an online student, you will be able to earn your degree on your schedule from anywhere in the world. Whether you are working your way up the corporate ladder, caring for patients, teaching students or deployed for military service, a Georgia Southern degree is only a click away.

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30 Best universities for Mechanical Engineering in Moscow, Russia

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Below is a list of best universities in Moscow ranked based on their research performance in Mechanical Engineering. A graph of 269K citations received by 45.8K academic papers made by 30 universities in Moscow was used to calculate publications' ratings, which then were adjusted for release dates and added to final scores.

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1. Moscow State University

For Mechanical Engineering

2. Bauman Moscow State Technical University

3. National Research University Higher School of Economics

4. Moscow Aviation Institute

5. N.R.U. Moscow Power Engineering Institute

6. National Research Nuclear University MEPI

7. National University of Science and Technology "MISIS"

8. Moscow Institute of Physics and Technology

9. Moscow State Technological University "Stankin"

10. RUDN University

11. Moscow Polytech

12. Moscow State University of Railway Engineering

13. Finance Academy under the Government of the Russian Federation

14. Moscow Medical Academy

15. Russian State University of Oil and Gas

16. mendeleev university of chemical technology of russia.

17. Russian National Research Medical University

18. Plekhanov Russian University of Economics

19. National Research University of Electronic Technology

20. Moscow State Pedagogical University

21. Russian Presidential Academy of National Economy and Public Administration

22. State University of Management

23. Moscow State Institute of International Relations

24. Russian State Geological Prospecting University

25. russian state agricultural university.

26. New Economic School

27. Moscow State Technical University of Civil Aviation

28. Russian State University for the Humanities

29. Russian State Social University

30. Moscow State Linguistic University

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The state of free speech on Texas campuses amid pro-Palestinian protests

Dozens of ut students protesting the war in gaza were arrested this week, raising questions about first amendment rights on college campuses..

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7:00 AM on Apr 27, 2024 CDT — Updated at 12:44 PM on Apr 27, 2024 CDT

Free speech advocates contend colleges should be bastions of the free exchange of ideas. Texas campuses have been the stage of historical protests — from the civil rights movement to the Vietnam War.

But this week, when demonstrators took over the University of Texas’ south mall to protest the war in Gaza and the system’s investment in companies that supply weapons to Israel, state troopers began arresting them.

Gov. Greg Abbott ordered the troopers to campus in a stark contrast to his statement in 2019 when he signed a bill protecting First Amendment rights at Texas schools.

At the time, Abbott said, “Some colleges are banning free speech on college campuses. Well, no more.”

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Now he is urging schools to punish those whose views he believes are antisemitic.

As Wednesday’s demonstration went on, Abbott posted on social media that the protesters “belong in jail.”

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More than 50 pro-Palestinian protesters were arrested at UT on Wednesday as state troopers and police intervened. The following day the campus faced a 10 p.m. curfew. That’s prompting some people — from politicians to advocates to First Amendment experts — to question the state’s policies on free speech and students’ rights.

From coast to coast, pro-Palestinian protests have taken place on college campuses recently. Demonstrators are asking for a ceasefire in Gaza. They’re also asking universities to divest from companies that make weapons used in the war . Many demonstrations included clashes between protesters and law enforcement, leading to arrests.

The protests gained momentum after over 100 students at Columbia University were arrested and charged with trespassing after many set up tents and spent the night on the campus lawn.

Texas leaders didn’t want to risk the same happening here.

“The University’s decision to not allow yesterday’s event to go as planned was made because we had credible indications that the event’s organizers, whether national or local, were trying to follow the pattern we see elsewhere, using the apparatus of free speech and expression to severely disrupt a campus for a long period,” UT President Jay Hartzell in a statement to the school community.

UT officials noted that since October, the university has had 13 pro-Palestinian events on campus, about half of which were protests. They said that the events happened largely without incident.

Abbott’s office did not respond to an email seeking comment.

But students have the right to organize and express their ideas, said Roger Reeves, a UT associate professor of English.

“It was appalling, abysmal, repressive. It was awful,” said Reeves, who also holds two graduate degrees from the university. The “almost militaristic” presence was “absolutely unnecessary.”

Students at the demonstration said the events were peaceful until law enforcement officers entered the campus with riot gear, some on horseback and others carrying zip ties and pepper spray.

Abbott posted on social media that students “joining in hate-filled, antisemitic protests at any public college or university in Texas should be expelled” and “Antisemitism will not be tolerated in Texas. Period.”

Experts say it’s not uncommon for divisive topics to face pushback on campuses.

In recent years, conservatives objected when their speakers faced protests and were shut out at schools. Texas’ campuses now face increased scrutiny from the state’s Republican lawmakers as the schools are accused of promoting “woke agendas.” A recent ban on diversity, equity and inclusion , or DEI, programs has left many students and faculty saying they feel that the Legislature is infringing on their freedom of speech.

Wednesday was a “dark day in the history of this university,” said Michael Sierra-Arévalo, a UT alum and assistant professor of sociology. “I love this place. This place changed my life. And what I saw yesterday made me very sad.”

A UT spokesman stressed in a text message to The Dallas Morning News that protesters were arrested “not because they were exercising free speech, but because they violated institutional rules that they were warned about. Of course we support free speech. But free speech does not give someone license to commit other violations.”

Most of those arrested at the public flagship campus were charged with criminal trespassing. However, Travis County prosecutors found “deficiencies” in charging documents and dropped all charges.

Hartzell noted in his Thursday statement that 26 of 55 protesters arrested were not affiliated with the university.

Friday afternoon UT officials shared protest rules, which included banning people previously arrested for trespassing from university activities that are not strictly academic, such as for classes or living on campus.

Any student who might face such restrictions won’t be notified until after finals and graduation, officials said.

Meanwhile, advocates stress that officials cannot throw people in jail simply because they disagree with the views expressed, said JT Morris, a senior attorney at FIRE — the Foundation for Individual Rights and Expression.

“People have strong views about the issue,” Morris said about the conflict in Gaza. “But it doesn’t mean that government officials can step in because they disagree with those views.”

Last month, Abbott issued an executive order he said was aimed at stopping antisemitism on college campuses in Texas.

He noted that recent protests over the Gaza conflict were antisemitic. He specifically singled out two pro-Palestinian student organizations, Students for Justice in Palestine and the Palestine Solidarity Committee. The latter organized the UT protest and was suspended by the university the following day.

These organizations have led campus protests nationwide since Oct. 7, when Hamas attacked Israel, killing some 1,200 people and taking around 240 people hostage, according to the Israeli government . In the months following, Israel started bombing the Gaza strip, killing over 34,000 people, according to the Ministry of Health in Gaza . The Dallas Morning News cannot independently verify these numbers.

In his executive order, Abbott argued that the chant “from the river to sea, Palestine will be free” is antisemitic and should not be allowed on Texas campuses.

The chant refers to the Jordan river and the Mediterranean sea. Critics argue the chant calls for the elimination of the state of Israel, while those who use it say it is a reference to the location where Palestinians live and have lived in a call for their freedom.

Abbott stated in his order that students who violate it — including by using that chant, which was heard at the UT protest — should be punished in a variety of ways, including expulsion.

Campuses across the country often face protests when controversial speakers are invited. In recent years, often left-leaning students protested the presence of a right-leaning speaker , including some known for holding a white supremacist ideology .

A 2023 survey by The Associated Press points to the tension on campus. It found that Americans believe that people on the left enjoy more freedom of speech on college campuses than those on the right.

“Even very offensive and very hateful speech is protected by the First Amendment,” said Thomas Leatherbury, director of the First Amendment Clinic and professor of law at Southern Methodist University. “The only speech that’s not protected by the First Amendment is incitement to violence, true threats of violence or harm, and repeated, directed harassment.”

A state university can establish reasonable time, place and manner restrictions on protesters within limits, Leatherbury said.

“If a place has habitually been used as a place of gathering, a place of speaking, a place of protesting, then it’s a public forum and protesters should be able to use that to express any viewpoint that’s protected by the First Amendment,” he noted.

In 2019, Abbott boasted that he was furthering free speech when he signed a bill to protect First Amendment rights on Texas campuses.

“Some colleges are banning free speech on college campuses,” Abbott said in the video posted on social media on June 9, 2019. “Well, no more.”

After UT protesters were arrested on Wednesday, many recirculated that video and blasted Abbott over signing the law yet also calling for students to be expelled and protesters to be jailed.

U.S. Rep. Greg Casar, D-Austin, responded to the video with a post on social media saying “‘Free speech for me but not for thee.’”

The 2019 law regards common outdoor areas on campuses — such as the south mall where the bulk of UT’s activity was on Wednesday — as places of expressive activity and allows anyone to engage in protests, speeches and assemblies as long as they are not disruptive.

State Sen. Joan Huffman, R-Houston, authored the bill. A spokesperson for Huffman did not respond to a text message seeking comment.

The legislation came as a result of what many lawmakers viewed as the silencing of conservative voices on college campuses. During floor debates at the time, Huffman made it clear that speech has limits, such as words meant to incite immediate violence.

“Just because speech is offensive does not mean that it is not protected,” she said then. “So it would have to be determined that it was meant to incite immediate violence.”

Five Republican lawmakers sponsored the measure in the House, including Charlie Geren and Craig Goldman of Fort Worth, Tom Oliverson of Cypress, Briscoe Cain of Deer Park, and Dade Phelan of Beaumont. Phelan was not the House Speaker in 2019.

Geren, Goldman, Cain and Oliverson did not respond to calls or text messages seeking comment. Spokespeople for Phelan did not respond to an email seeking comment.

Oliverson wrote on social media Thursday that he supports UT professors being fired after some faculty protested the arrests and released a statement urging more demonstrations.

Whether a speech is considered incitement of violence is often subjective, experts say.

As schools prepare for the end of the semester and commencement ceremonies, security concerns continue to arise as officials consider potential interruptions.

In text messages between Hartzell and state Sen. Sarah Eckhardt obtained by The News , the Austin Democrat and UT alum noted that she was reaching out to others to explore ways to de-escalate tensions on campus and to establish a “safe space” so future conversations don’t spill out to “unsafe spaces.”

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