Cornell University’s faculty senate voted down a proposal Wednesday seeking to create a dual-degree program between the Ivy League institution’s school of hotel administration and China’s Peking University.
The advisory vote, which took place a month after a professor in the Cornell School of Hotel Administration introduced the proposal to the faculty body, reflects the concerns of numerous faculty members about associating with a Chinese university amid the country’s human rights abuses and assaults on academic freedom.
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