The email comes after a speech by Professor Scott Yenor, who teaches political science, went viral. “We stand up for their right to seek an education, to pursue a range of academic aspirations and dreams, and to make their mark in any way they choose.
“Women have made important and meaningful contributions to all areas of academia, industry and society,” the statement said. The email, from President Marlene Tromp and other members of the university administration, said Boise State has a “long tradition” of supporting women and will continue to do so. The university released a statement to the academic community on Wednesday after one of its professor’s comments calling independent women “medicated, intrusive and contentious” sparked a widespread backlash. Boise State professor Scott Yenor, known for his conservative views, spoke at the 2021 National Conservatism Conference in October.īoise State University wants the public to know they support women.
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