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Pitt’s Social Work Department Pushed for Extra Credit for Anti-Trump Protest Participation

Pitt’s Social Work Department Pushed for Extra Credit for Anti-Trump Protest Participation

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From Campus Reform:

The University of Pittsburgh’s School of Social Work encouraged its professors to offer students extra credit to participate in an anti-Trump rally in downtown Pittsburgh.

On Thursday, students and faculty in Pitt’s School of Social Work received an email urging them to sign up for “A People’s Agenda for Change: National Day of Action” on Tuesday, November 29. The email, which Student Services Specialist and assistant to the Associate Dean for Academic Affairs Mary Patricia Elhattab sent, implored professors to give their students extra credit should they attend.

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