Harvard chief DEI officer accused of 40 counts of plagiarism, including lifting from her own husband

Kyle

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Ex-Harvard president Claudine Gay wasn't the only administrator accused of plagiarism


An anonymous letter reportedly sent to Harvard University this week alleges that the school’s DEI head committed multiple instances of plagiarism throughout her academic career, even plagiarizing from one of her husband’s academic works.

The letter, sent anonymously to Harvard, the University of Michigan and University of Wisconsin-Madison, alleged that chief diversity and inclusion officer Sherri Ann Charleston committed 40 instances of plagiarism over the years, according to the Washington Free Beacon.

The Free Beacon first reported on the complaint, describing the details of how Charleston allegedly committed these counts of plagiarism, including not properly attributing sources or quotes almost a dozen times in her 2009 dissertation at Michigan.




I'm sensing a pattern here...
 

Hijinx

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Does it really matter? When a college signs up a DEI officer it knows what it is looking for.
It is in reality a job that looks for ways to take in people who cannot meet the usual standards of the college, but to fill a slot with a minority to make their quota for minorities.
 
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