The first thing I want to say is “Hurrah,” because universities are all about training and educating people and broadening their perspectives.
I have taught at three public universities in the United States and, finally, at Columbia College, which is, of course, a private university. I have not taught at a university where I felt the students were indoctrinated.
I feel that in all of the universities that I entered, many different perspectives were offered to the students. It's especially evident at Columbia College, where students have to take a course that covers a whole broad range of voices from not only the western tradition but other traditions as well. Within the western tradition, the voices include conservatives and liberals, people who are highly radical on both ends of the spectrum, and I think it's a wonderful thing to offer students that huge, rich menu of options for their thinking.
I have not seen what Dr. Robson has seen. I think, if I had seen a lot of that, I might well be as skeptical as he is about indoctrination, but I think that's not a fact.