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Matt Dowell

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Teacher of college writing. WPA. disc golfer. bass fisherman. T1D. disabled academic. I tweet about ableism and academic neoliberalism bc I am fun at parties.

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@dowellml

Matt Dowell

2 years

Most colleges and universities are not proactively considering the needs of disabled and chronically ill faculty, staff, and students at this point in the pandemic and never ever will because they legally don’t have to until the people they should be considering out themselves.

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Matt Dowell

5 months

I don’t need an AI assistant. I need free insulin. Less purposefully pointless bullshit in higher ed. A genocide to end. Better public health. Not an AI assistant.

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Matt Dowell

4 months

I mean, insulin-dependent diabetics have been telling y’all this for decades. Disabled and chronically-ill people have been saying this for decades.

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Paxlovid costs it’s manufacturers $13 to make a 5 day course, it’s research and development was FULLY Funded by the US Government. They now charge $1651.99 for 5 days, a 126x markup. This is privatised medicine, hell.

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Matt Dowell

4 years

WHY IF EVERY UNIVERSITY IS SO TRUSTING OF STUDENT BEHAVIOR AS IT RELATES TO PREVENTING VIRAL SPREAD DO THEY ALL ALSO SPEND SO MUCH ON PLAGIARISM DETECTION AND PROCTORING SOFTWARE? YES, I AM YELLING.

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Matt Dowell

28 days

The absolute biggest fuck you to any and all academics who absolutely gave up on pandemic protections and now are like, “There’s no way this many people can be disabled and chronically-ill.”

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Matt Dowell

2 years

Yesterday in a convo w/other teachers, I said students* are being disabled at a rate none of us have ever experienced, and that hit me really hard. We are working w/ students being made disabled & there’s just no recognition of that by higher ed institutions. *teachers too

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Matt Dowell

18 days

The entirety of the last few years has been directed at making clear that public health and safety are bad while extractive consumption is the only thing that matters.

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CANCEL YOUR GODDAMN DISNEY VACATION WHY THE FUCK DO YOU NEED TO BE TOLD THIS.

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Matt Dowell

4 years

A “return to normal” in higher education recenters ableism.

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Matt Dowell

1 year

The “return to normal” for many able-bodied people seems to be primarily about consumption of commodities outside the home, which seems to be their strongest belief of what constitutes freedom (for them, which is the freedom that most matters).

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Matt Dowell

1 year

How many of you who work in academia work in underfunded, undermaintained buildings full of mold?

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The Hill

1 year

Their main concern is that remote work promotes a more sedentary lifestyle, which can contribute to blood clots, cardiovascular disease and diabetes.

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Matt Dowell

2 years

Having just tweeted about undiagnosed chronic illness, here’s your reminder that “official” recognition of disability for accommodations in higher ed usually require, among many things, money to pursue a diagnosis, a diagnosis, and outing of oneself as disabled.

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Matt Dowell

2 years

One reason I’m staying for now is in hopes the pandemic news stays. I very much count on it. Has probably saved my life, tbh. Have you met the people who do not get their pandemic news from Twitter? I mean, they tend to not get any pandemic news! And it shows!

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Matt Dowell

3 years

Students and faculty: “We are not okay.” Admin: “We choose to believe otherwise.”

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Matt Dowell

2 months

The COVID argument. The everything bad argument. The normalizing profiteering and harm argument.

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2 months

"We might as well learn to use AI since it's not going away" ok but it could go away, we could just not do this

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Matt Dowell

1 year

I apologize for my radical logic here, but if I make it through the semester not getting COVID in the classroom as a disabled, chronically-ill faculty member and one of a limited number of maskers on campus, I will certainly not be celebrating that at indoor, maskless events.

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Matt Dowell

3 years

737 million N95 masks hiding out in government storage during a viral pandemic. Explain to me what I’m not understanding. Nearly two years in and 737 million masks have been waiting around for some other rainy day.

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Matt Dowell

4 years

Faculty who are “not at risk” shouldn’t opt into teaching F2F. Everyone is at-risk. I appreciate that you want to look after people like me who are seriously at risk. But we should all stand in solidarity against anyone - fac, staff, student - experiencing unnecessary exposure.

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Matt Dowell

2 years

Wearing a mask is one of the greatest labor solidarity acts — you’re literally lessening the chance of harm against fellow workers — and most people who claim to be in labor solidarity just decided not to. Easier to be “collectively” against management than for the disabled.

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Matt Dowell

3 years

Universities say F2F classes must continue because that’s what the customer wants, but they have also never asked the customer once this entire pandemic, so the claim could, you know, be questioned given absent methodology. Sounds like academic dishonesty.

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Matt Dowell

8 months

I found everyone giving up to be more traumatic.

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8 months

does anyone else feel like they still haven't processed the trauma of this week 4 years ago?

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Matt Dowell

4 years

Where’s the End Semester for All button?

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Matt Dowell

1 year

I’m not anxious about COVID. It’s that I hate ableism and capitalism. And both ableism and capitalism will never acknowledge the ongoing harms of COVID. Just absoutely easier for ableists and capitalists to gaslight anyone who is not complicit w/that project of ignoring harm.

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Matt Dowell

2 years

The expectation that faculty execute a large degree of flexibility for students due to institutional public health failures is a labor issue that institutions absolutely don’t care about, which explains why the flexibility workload (and expectation of) falls on faculty and staff.

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Matt Dowell

2 years

Why are DEI initiatives always about doing *new* things or bringing in lots of new people and never, at any degree, about looking in the mirror and figuring out how to aid the people already at the institution?

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Matt Dowell

2 years

Here’s the thing, the actual fucking thing: any university(except those forbidden by law, though still could…) could decide to hold an event, a single fucking event, that is designated masked, that is specifically designated as masked for the purposes of inclusion.

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Matt Dowell

10 months

The ableist, capitalist “return to normal” hasn’t just erased COVID. It has totally changed what counts as illness—or even “possibly medically concerning”—due to gaslighting by authorities but also due to the majority of people wanting to erase illness. I hate it.

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Matt Dowell

1 year

I can’t emphasize enough that referring to it as “lockdown” in your scholarship (or anywhere) is to align yourself with the rhetoric of really bad people and their goals of spreading disinformation about the pandemic and ultimately undermining public health interventions.

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Matt Dowell

1 year

This is setting up to be the summer where everyone still taking COVID seriously will be completely forgotten by everyone else. We were all in it together, supposedly. And then they “understood.” And now we are just erased, a collective burden that is just easier to ignore.

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Matt Dowell

3 years

Professors are reporting poor attendance, low engagement, and worrisome degrees of student disengagement. So what are the highly-paid college and university leaders doing in response? Hell, they decided the pandemic was over. So this is the new, ignored normal?

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Matt Dowell

2 years

There’s not a higher ed institution that can be doing valid DEI work if they are also rejecting masking. They can say DEI is broad & complex & masking is blah blah blah, but they are excluding or harming disabled people while also disabling more people, so the DEI claims are BS.

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Matt Dowell

1 year

I am never going to respect people’s individual choices about masking. Fuck that. Fuck them. And fuck you for requesting that I do.

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Matt Dowell

10 months

Disabled and/or Chronically-Ill People: “I don’t want it to be exposed to COVID because I’m already paying attention to my body *all the time* and do not need more input variables to complicate things.” Able-bodied people w/symptoms: “It’s nothing. I barely notice [my body].”

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Matt Dowell

2 years

The thing about the current violent rejection of pandemic risk that really destroys me is that able-bodied people co-opted the embodied positionality of being at-risk when it served them to do so and then they quickly deserted it and the at-risk when it best served them to do so.

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Matt Dowell

3 years

My university is reporting zero faculty & staff COVID positives bc they are only counting tests administered at the University Health Clinic. I have been COVID positive since Sunday & submitted my positive test to the U as required. So, am I dead? (1/?)

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Matt Dowell

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I don’t think teaching ethical use of AI is going to effectively address the many harms of AI. You can pedagogically spin it however you want. You go ahead and tell yourself the lies you need to hear.

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Matt Dowell

2 years

Students tell me they use my class’s flexibility to deal w/other classes. And sometimes that creates problems for the collective design/work of the class & also creates unsettledness for me. But I’m just not going to get into material battles over students’ too limited resources.

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Matt Dowell

2 years

I want a package of N95s with “fuck you” printed on them, tbh.

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Matt Dowell

1 year

I’ve analyzed why some first-year students have struggled this year and have come to the conclusion, after much thought, that the fact that the academic institutions they attend are ignoring large-scale illness did not help them it turns out.

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Matt Dowell

1 year

Just saw an AQI advisory graphic broken into “very sensitive people” and “sensitive people” designations. If we’ve learned anything from the pandemic, it is that people love rhetorical invitations made by bad ppl to self-identify as being less at risk.

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Matt Dowell

3 years

Ableism is a central, privileged value in academia because it is a central, privileged value of academics. And the ability to and choice to overwork without sure health consequences (for oneself) is the very heart of the ableism of academics. The “unfit” get eliminated.

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Matt Dowell

2 years

I think it’s bullshit for universities to hold classes remotely on Zoom for snow campus closures for *many* reasons, and especially because they are so quick to deploy an accommodation for themself that they purposefully restrict and make difficult for everyone else.

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Matt Dowell

2 years

I was in grad school 2005-2013 and the advice about how to succeed as a tenure-track professor was “you’ve got to protect your own time.” And, let’s be honest: that’s in direct opposition to the majority of advice on good teaching here in 2022.

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Matt Dowell

3 years

Students are taking too many credit hours. Students are taking too many credit hours. Students are taking too many credit hours. Students are taking too many credit hours. Students are taking too many credit hours. Students are taking too many credit hours. [not their fault]

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Matt Dowell

2 years

And there can’t be any recognition because their insurance carriers said so. They can’t admit their own harms, even if they wanted to, which they don’t want to, but couldn’t regardless. So it is all massive gaslighting all of the time.

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Matt Dowell

4 years

Please consider joining my professional organization of Academics with No Between Semester Goals. We will not be meeting.

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Matt Dowell

3 years

Who is going to tell the textbook industry that not a single teacher has 15-30 minutes to chat?

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Matt Dowell

2 years

Students are taking too many credit hours. You can collect or fabricate all the data you want & you can create as many in-semester, triage interventions — poor band aids, mostly— but I’m telling you, dollars to donuts, that students are certainly attempting too many credit hours.

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Matt Dowell

8 months

Everyone keeps dragging that NPR author and appropriately so, so please continue, but she really just said run-of-the-mill liberal shit outloud.

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Matt Dowell

10 months

Imagine the decrease in viral transmission if people who have the privilege of substantial holiday travel would just mask from point A to B and then back from B to A.

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Dr. Lucky Tran

10 months

When you are traveling this week, please wear a mask! Aside from the many potential long term health impacts viruses can cause, it really sucks to be sick over the holidays. One of the best ways to protect yourself and others is by wearing a high quality mask!

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Matt Dowell

10 months

Liberals are like, “You should vote for Biden to make sure a Democrat will control the killing of disabled and chronically-ill people.”

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Matt Dowell

8 months

Fuck the privileged, white, able-bodied people who are always responsible for deciding (and most influencing decisions) that other people’s lives don’t matter. And fuck Joe Biden twice.

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The Hill

8 months

The CDC is no longer recommending Americans to stay home after testing positive for COVID-19, a major shift in policy that comes as much of the country has moved on from the height of the pandemic.

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Matt Dowell

4 months

University just sent an email about ongoing stress on campus electrical grid due to heat wave and decison to increase building temps to attempt to alleviate stress, so maybe we should talk about AI use in education in relation to that, eh?

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Matt Dowell

2 years

*and staff My terms are always expansively inclusive. 280 characters.

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Matt Dowell

2 years

To my lovely faculty colleagues in academia: If you are really worked up about plagiarism (incl AI writing) while also contributing to or ignoring the material learning conditions in which students find themselves drawn to cheating, that’s a really big problem.

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Matt Dowell

4 years

Just a reminder that the idea that college faculty can brainwash students is only believed and forewarded by authoritarians who can imagine a position of power working no other way. It’s circular reasoning.

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Matt Dowell

2 years

I’ll never forget how pandemic mitigations ended because able-bodied liberals decided they were comfortable with the level of protections the vaccine offered the individual. An entire group of selfish people who entirly define themselves as better than “the other side.”

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Matt Dowell

3 years

Thinking about all the disabled college faculty who have made massive accommodations for students bc that’s how inclusion works within a higher education system that just sees disabled faculty as, at best, less desirable cogs.

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Matt Dowell

1 year

“Hybridity” where those who want to mask are forced online because of a lack of masking by those who get to be in person and basically get everything they want is something I have strong feelings about.

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Matt Dowell

2 years

Does anyone out there just not do icebreakers on the first day?

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1 year

Without such consumption, life is seemingly pointless, as they will prove to you by how they talk about life in 2020 and 2021, pre-vaccine.

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Matt Dowell

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This 2017 piece on what bullets do to bodies is one of best “longform” pieces I’ve ever read: “The gun debate would change in an instant if Americans witnessed the horrors that trauma surgeons confront every day.” #ThisIsOurLane

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Matt Dowell

2 months

The bad people who got the world they wanted keep acting like they are being oppressed or something.

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2 months

I respect the right of anyone to continue masking if they wish, but most of us don't want to, and it's wrong to try to persuade us otherwise by telling lies about covid - or mpox

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Matt Dowell

3 years

Very recently a doctor of mine made the point, paraphrased, that my health is the best it has been in 4(!) years because I have been able to largely avoid the daily cumulative lived minutiae of ableism and capitalism so, no, I am not here for your return to normal at all.

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Matt Dowell

3 years

It’s not that I don’t think I’ll get well. It’s that I’m always already chronically ill & will remain so for the rest of my life, whether or not I caught COVID. Chronic illness leads a person to deeply desire more than anything never encountering more illness.

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Matt Dowell

4 months

I respect academics who mask at academic conferences with almost no masking and I recognize that there are power dynamics at play that require people do so. That said, I don’t want to be “in community” with selfish, unmasked, tenured academics, so I won’t be. Fuck them.

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Matt Dowell

2 years

Universities can’t have honest conversations about faculty members’ roles in supporting students bc then we might end up having discussions about pay, workload, priorities, supporting pedagogy, etc. [This is what I think about a lot of the tweets I see abt HE in 2023.]

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Matt Dowell

2 years

Universities are like “how can we act like we are supporting students?” after rejecting masking and just absolutely fermenting COVID for at least three semesters now while also ignoring that most of their students have had COVID and many continue to have multiple infections.

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Matt Dowell

2 years

The idea of personal COVID risk assessment sends me into a rage. I don’t want to live in that world. Or, more specifically, I don’t want to live among such people. I hate them.

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Matt Dowell

5 years

This FAQ syllabus format done got real in the “plagiarism” section. We need to be more transparent with students about institutional bullshit that affects them.

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Matt Dowell

2 years

I just want centrist Dems to admit that Biden has deserted at-risk, chronically-ill, and disabled people. There can certainly be two bad, immoral, ethically-bankrupt, unqualified candidates in a head-to-head election.

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Matt Dowell

2 months

I think the thing for me about AI use in education, beyond the very clear ethical quandaries, is that it has clearly been designed to do bad & to do harm, explicitly and purposefully so, and some educators are like, “it’s a tool that can be used ethically. Let’s lean in to that.”

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Matt Dowell

3 years

I hate grades. I hate that grading exists, normatively, the same as it always has here in this pandemic. I hate that people think they can grade ethically and validly in a pandemic. I hate that many institutions are likely not talking about this.

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Matt Dowell

2 years

Why present in a fully online, synchronous panel with 50, maybe 60 something participants when you can present at 8am on-site to 4 people?

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Matt Dowell

4 years

Adjuntification and the first-year writing course are deeply interwoven. It would seem that if universities are not willing to fund secure employment for this class universities claim to really value, then this required class should not be a required class.

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Matt Dowell

8 months

Masking would be one of the absolutely easiest acts of access people could enact for others but a commitment to eugenics requires the violent rejection of masking and the violent rejection of masking enacts eugenics.

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Matt Dowell

7 months

“COVID is here to stay so deal with it.” “The genocide of Palestinians is here to stay so deal with it.” “AI is here to stay so deal with it.” Should we discuss all the things that are never here much less to stay and what all the “here to stay” people are complicit with?

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Matt Dowell

2 years

I can’t tell you to massage your school’s rules regarding accommodations. I will tell you that basing accommodations on the existence of official paperwork is itself discriminatory.

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Matt Dowell

2 years

Nearly everything higher ed leaders are prioritizing is in the service of a return to normal — or a performance of the return to normal — and the erasure of the pandemic and its harms. As a disabled faculty member, I’m unapologetically not participating in that bullshit.

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Matt Dowell

2 years

The dismal rate of “voluntary” masking on campus, which the university has invited people to do if they so choose, is informing my response to other voluntary labor I’m invited to do.

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Matt Dowell

10 months

“Choose to work from home” reminds me that *the* lesson I’ve really learned from the pandemic is lots of financially fine, white “liberals” are actually socially libertarian and fiscally libertarian explicitly because they’ve run the risks and benefits “to themselves” analysis.

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Jon Favreau

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Just to follow up: the brand of person I was referring to is someone who tells people to fuck off if they choose to work from home while sick. I don’t find that persuasive, I find it unhinged. Long Covid is real, tragic, and deserves more attention (I had a post-Covid condition

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Matt Dowell

8 months

Academia, in all kinds of ways, demands a degree of overwork situated in and bolstered by ableism, and I just find that I hate it and want nothing to do with it.

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Matt Dowell

2 years

Lots of people don’t mask bc of ableism. Anything disability related, even the thought of disability or acknowledging disability including the real possibility of disability, is an inconvienace. Masks are an inconvenience in this word. Masks are a reminder of disabled people.

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Matt Dowell

3 years

Universities will be making modality decisions two weeks at a time for the next 5 years.

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Matt Dowell

2 years

I’d happily join a professional organization that never holds F2F conferences. Seems like the first step toward inclusion. The deep attachment to F2F conferences is evidence of classism and ableism in higher ed.

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Matt Dowell

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Faculty complain about student accommodations because it is easier than forming a labor union.

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Matt Dowell

2 years

How many students provided you with official accommodations paperwork versus how many are you explicitly accommodating based on what students have shared with you? That second reality is one universities just ignore because they can. They wish we all would. It’s ableism.

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Matt Dowell

2 years

Stop thanking people for their ability to attend in person. (People in positions of power and leadership should actually be fired for this.)

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Matt Dowell

2 years

I like how the normal has normalized phrases like “a Zoom link has been provided below for those unable to attend in person” and people think they are doing accessibility and inclusion. I *love* how the privileging of normate ability is just explicitly announced. Purposefully.

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Matt Dowell

3 years

@willduff901 Interesting strategy for gaining admission to twice the number of faculty senate meetings. Everyone has their thing.

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Matt Dowell

2 years

My orientation to almost everything is that going back to 2019 is not the way forward to a better world, so I, therefore, do not labor toward recreating 2019 nor do I support work related to doing so. I don’t have answers but I know 2019 is certainly not the answer.

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Matt Dowell

7 months

I’m begging academics who are generally interested in AI use for academic purposes and for application in their own scholarship to do the necessary research on the energy consumption of such technologies. Being knowledgeable of the harms is a reasonable expectation.

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Matt Dowell

2 years

And sometimes the selections taken from the officially-recognized accommodations buffet listed on the official paperwork are inadequate for the needs of the student given their condition/disability.

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Matt Dowell

10 months

You don’t hear about academic conference accessibility anymore. It was a brief fad, if that. Now you just hear from the people who attend the on-site conferences who have opted in. It’s just academic libertarianism, the path of least resistance and most reward.

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Matt Dowell

3 years

We’re just over a month away from being told what a great success this Fall semester has been!

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Matt Dowell

2 years

I hate the ableism of 2023 academia. I’m not giving up and I’m never giving in, but I hate it, and I hate those who are complicit, especially those who have secure employment thanks to ableism.

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Matt Dowell

10 months

Shout out to and a thanks to all the disability activists who decided to stay on Twitter when liberals basically demanded that everyone flee as an act of, ummm, I guess, resistance.

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Matt Dowell

2 years

I’m *very* pro-masking and am masking on campus and do wish more students masked. But I also keep reminding myself that the message from everyone in power at all levels is “buy your own fucking masks if it matters to you.”

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Matt Dowell

1 year

“Joe Biden told me I didn’t have to mask” will go down as one of the largest Democratic-initiated crimes against humanity.

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Matt Dowell

4 years

Asking for faculty and staff to donate to their employer is gross and morally bankrupt and especially so during a pandemic.

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Matt Dowell

4 years

I miss “teaching” and “not teaching” days. Now there are just all the days where I sit at the dining room table and look at a computer monitor. I appreciate being safe. I’m just tired of it all, for everyone.

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