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Forum on the Abuse of Power at TU Dortmund University
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Abuse of power at universities is still largely a taboo subject, although it can affect everyone. In this event, we therefore want to address various forms of this misconduct and discuss how those affected can be supported, as well as show what measures we have taken as a university and what we still need.
Input from all status groups at TU Dortmund University is required. Our invitation is therefore aimed equally at students, doctoral candidates, academic staff, professors and employees in administration and technology.
A short keynote speech by Prof. Dr. Daniel Leising (TU Dresden), founding member of the Network against the Abuse of Power in Science (MaWi), on the abuse of power in the university context will be followed by a panel discussion with audience participation with
- Prof. Daniel Leising
- Prof. Manfred Bayer, Rector
- Prof. Petra Wiederkehr, Vice-President Diversity
- Laura Marklewitz, representative of the AStA and advisor to the Autonomous Disability Office
- Dr. Anja Szypulski, Chairwoman of the Academic Staff Council
- Melanie Kozub, Chairwoman of the non-scientific staff council
- Christian Beisenherz, moderator and graduate of the Institute for Journalism Studies at TU Dortmund University
The forum on abuse of power is organized by members of the cross-departmental working group on abuse of power, which was set up in 2023. If you have any questions, please contact Sigrun Rottmann at rottmann.prwisstu-dortmundde.
The working group has set up a padlet to collect your questions and suggestions on the topic before and during the event. You can participate anonymously there - the working group is looking forward to your input: https://tinyurl.com/4wkudck5
We look forward to discussing this important topic with many students, doctoral candidates, academic staff, professors and employees in administration and technology and to starting an internal debate about it.