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Students at Clemson University can now anonymously report real or perceived misconduct by peers, faculty or staff with a single text.
The public, South Carolina-based institution recently announced it would become the first university to offer campus-wide the “RealResponse platform,” described as an “anonymous ethics reporting app” and a way to make the school “safe,” officials stated in a mid-October news release.
The Clemson Athletics Department has used it since 2016, and now it is being expanded to everyone; Clemson students, faculty and staff can use the system to anonymously text administration reports of “misconduct and integrity issues.”
“Students, faculty and staff can now send anonymous text tips, including photos and videos,” the university stated in the news release. “Activity on the platform is monitored by Clemson’s Office of Internal Auditing and the Office of University Compliance and Ethics.”
Some students expressed concern.
Some students expressed concerns? Some? In a sane society that would read the vast majority of students…….But, that would be a sane society, and tragically that is no longer a sane society.
Go read it all, this is not good not at all. Think how this empowers the “woke” faculty and students to target anyone behaving in a manner these Karen starter kits do not approve of.
