SAR United States

Composed of roughly 170 universities and associations, the SAR United States National Section promotes the values, goals, and activities of the Scholars at Risk Network throughout the U.S. The SAR United States section works to facilitate regional collaboration and coordination of network activities and events in addition to sharing resources and best practices.

SAR United States member institutions provide advisory services to threatened scholars and university hosts; campaign for scholars who are imprisoned or silenced in their home countries; monitor attacks on higher education communities worldwide; and develop innovative tools and strategies for promoting academic freedom and improving respect for university values everywhere. The SAR United States Section abides by the linked Terms of Reference.

Anne McCall, Chair, SAR United States Section
President, The College of Wooster

Steering Committee Members (2021-2023)

• Anne McCall, Chair, President, The College of Wooster
• Anita Fabos, Professor of International Development and Social Change, Clark University
• Alexandra Hiniker, Executive Fellow for Sustainability Initiatives, Carnegie Mellon University
• Kathryn Libal, Director of the Human Rights Institute and Assoc. Professor of Social Work and Human Rights, University of Connecticut
• Ian McIntosh, Director of International Partnerships and Adjunct in the IU Lilly Family School of Philanthropy and in the School of Liberal Arts, Indiana University at Indianapolis (IUPUI)
• Mansour Noori, Founder and Executive Director, Roya Institute for Global Justice
• Jane O Newman, Professor of Comparative Literature, University of California, Irvine
• Nancy Postero, Professor of Anthropology, University of California, San Diego
• Gabriel Twose, Senior International Affairs Officer, American Psychological Association

Members