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Kenneth Dau-Schmidt
Kenneth Dau-Schmidt is the Willard and Margaret Carr Professor of Labor and Employment Law at the Maurer School of Law and a nationally recognized teacher and scholar on the subjects of labor and employment law. He is available to comment on President Biden's recent executive order requiring all businesses with more than 100 employees to mandate workers be vaccinated for COVID-19 or face weekly testing.
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| Name | Campus | School/Department | Area of Expertise |
|---|---|---|---|
| IU Bloomington | Eskenazi School of Art, Architecture + Design | Laws and political rhetoric about clothing, masks for COVID-19, political T-shirts, the history of legislation on face coverings, service-industry uniforms. | |
| IU Bloomington | Department of Near Eastern Languages and Cultures | Modern Arabic literature and culture, comparative literature and cultural studies, the Arab Spring, autobiography, literary theory. | |
| IU Bloomington | IU Libraries | Civic engagement, voting, elections, government information, applied health sciences. | |
| IU Northwest | Department of English | Poetry, contemporary American literature, comparative literature. | |
| IU Bloomington | Office of the Vice President for Research / Environmental Resilience Institute | Research development, proposal development, project management, editing. | |
| IU Bloomington | School of Public Health | Obesity, nutrition, energetics, aging, longevity, statistical methods, research rigor. | |
| IU Bloomington | School of Public Health | Therapeutic recreation, social effects, summer camp, chronic illness, disability. | |
| IU Bloomington | Maurer School of Law | Accountability, democracy, administrative law, class actions, collective responsibility and liability, election law, protests and democracy, class actions, separation of powers, collective responsibility, campaign financing. | |
| IUPUI | School of Science, Department of Physics | Theoretical physics, condensed matter physics, solid-state physics, magnetism, spintronics, electronic transport. | |
| IUPUI | Department of Psychology/School of Science | Employee health and well-being, workplace stress, employee safety behaviors, employee stress within high-risk helping professions, the impact of the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic on employee health and well-being. |