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Daniel Nuccio

College Fix contributor Daniel Nuccio holds master's degrees in both psychology and biology. He is currently pursuing his doctorate in biology at Northern Illinois University where he is studying the impact of social isolation on host-microbe interactions and learning new coding techniques to integrate into his research.

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  Curriculum DEI University math, chemistry, immunology job openings require scholars pledge loyalty to DEI

  Daniel Nuccio - Northern Illinois University •May 10, 2024

  'It has an enormous corrosive effect on the math community and education in this country.'

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  STEM Technology New facial recognition AI classroom management tool prompts concerns

  Daniel Nuccio - Northern Illinois University •April 8, 2024

  Numerous legal, ethical, and civil liberties questions raised.

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  Politics Technology NSF paid universities to develop AI censorship tools for social media, House report alleges

  Daniel Nuccio - Northern Illinois University •March 27, 2024

  'Used by governments and Big Tech to shape public opinion by restricting certain viewpoints or promoting others': report

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  Analysis DEI Higher Education TRENDING: Academics embrace new ‘deficit framing’ concept to justify unprepared, underperforming, or immature students

  Daniel Nuccio - Northern Illinois University •March 12, 2024

  ANALYSIS: In other words, there isn’t a problem with students entering college grossly unprepared. The problem is college is too challenging. Those that say otherwise are colonizing subjugators.

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  Higher Education World’s smartest students believe some topics too dangerous to discuss, dean says

  Daniel Nuccio - Northern Illinois University •March 7, 2024

  ‘The telling of truth isn’t prioritized anymore.'

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  DEI STEM Scientists warn: Declining academic standards mixed with DEI recipe for disaster

  Daniel Nuccio - Northern Illinois University •February 1, 2024

  'Grade inflation and lowering the bar' contribute to the lack of preparation exhibited by American college students.