In October 2013, President Engh announced a unilateral decision to terminate health care coverage for "elective" abortions. The decision caused widespread concern on campus about the limitation of women's rights and the failure to follow established governance procedures. The campus chapter was active in facilitating a campus response to the decision, including coordinating a special meeting of the Faculty Senate to consider a course of action.
The archive below catalogues the major public statements related to the campus crisis. For press coverage and articles related to the issue, see our blog page on Reproductive Health.
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President's Shared Governance Update Ambelang Email re DMHC Ruling DMHC Ruling Department of Human Resources — Change in Reporting Line of the Benefits Committee Update on Options Uncovered: Despite Protection of Reproductive UCC and President's Office Update on Retreat Student Petition Retreat Agenda and Participants Retreat Update to Campus Community Retreat Invitation Abortion Issue Legal/Regulatory Update Resolutions approved by full Faculty Senate President's Letter to University Community Faculty Senate Council response to Retreat Planning Announcement Faculty Group Letter to SCU Colleagues Women Faculty Group Explanation of Board of Trustees Announcement to SCU Faculty Senate Response to Trustee Questions Board of Trustees Executive Committee Questions Faculty Senate Proposal and Cover Letter Special Meeting of the Full Faculty Senate Trustees' Announcement of Reappointment of Fr. Engh President's Benefits Committee Recommendation 2013 President's Update to SCU Faculty and Staff Announcement of and Agenda for Special Meeting Petition Text calling for special meeting of President's Invitation to Faculty and Staff to Meet President's Message to Faculty and Staff after Fora Summary of Feedback to President Engh Women Faculty Group Call for meaningful appeal President's Letter announcing changes to |
Related Document
Standing for the Unborn
Office of Social and International Ministries of the Jesuit Conference, Society of Jesus in the United States
25 March 2003
Reproduced in America: The National Catholic Review (26 May 2003).