Word: mcarthur
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Jackson is suing the University and Dean of the Business School John H. McArthur, charging that she was denied tenure because she is a woman. Jackson is asking Federal Judge Douglas P. Woodlock, Jr. to award her a tenured post, attorney fees and $847,000 in lost income. If she succeeds, Jackson will become the fifth woman to join the school's tenured ranks throughout its 80-year history, and one of four women currently among the school's senior faculty...
...successor as B-School dean, McArthur, has repeatedly refused to speak to the Crimson...
Some professors defended McArthur fromJackson's recent filing in court charging thatstatements he made are inconsistent with documentsturned over to the court earlier this month. Onefaculty member called the alleged contradiction inthe dean's testimony "a very understandableerror." Yet another blamed the surfacing of thenew documents on "terrible document-handling...
Jackson and her attorney say the exhibits they filed, which are excerpts of the new docucments, are at odds with several important points of B-School Dean John H. McArthur's deposition...
Concerning the public nature of the names of subcommittee members who first reviewed Jackson for tenure, Lawson's filing last week contained a letter from a B-School dean saying the names were not protected by academic privilege, even though McArthur in his deposition said the names were privileged...