Welcome to UCLAProfs.com, a project of the Bruin Alumni Association.  As our motto attests, UCLAProfs.com is a long-term project dedicated to exposing UCLA’s most radical professors.  The extensively researched profiles you will find here are proof of an increasingly radical faculty.  As a large number of the profiles also demonstrate, these professors are actively proselytizing their extreme views in the classroom, whether or not the commentary is relevant to the class topic.

             The result for students is nothing less than a debased education.  Douglas Kellner rages about a “Bush Reich,” the vicious anti-Semitic troika of Gabriel Piterberg, Saree Makdisi, and Sondra Hale peddle hatred of Israel and Zionism, while Peter McLaren teaches the next generation of educators how to politicize their own classrooms ...

… and the list goes on.

Take a minute to skim several profiles.  The need for an academic freedom movement that respects both the professor and the student should become clear.

We believe there is hope for depoliticizing the classroom and emphasizing professional behavior – provided we can count on your support.

What can you do to help? 

- Your generous tax-deductible donation will allow us to offer compensation to the students helping us on this project.  We are paying for top-quality class notes, lecture recordings and other materials because volunteer labor and internet anecdotes do not provide solid proof of abusive professor behavior.  As the saying goes, “You get what you pay for.”  We demand quality from our contributors, and with your help, we’ll be able to pay them for their hard work.

- Express your concern to upper UCLA and UC administration figures (if emailing, please carbon copy to bruinalumni (at) bruinalumni.com).

- Join the Bruin Alumni Association mailing list.  Drop an email to bruinalumni (at) bruinalumni.com, and we’ll sign you up.

            Thank you for visiting, and for your interest in the Bruin Alumni Association and UCLAProfs.com.

President, Bruin Alumni Association