Tel Aviv University Professor Convicted of Sexual Harassment
Summarized from Haaretz English by baba
A Tel Aviv University disciplinary tribunal convicted a senior emeritus professor of sexual harassment and inappropriate conduct toward multiple individuals under his authority. He has been reprimanded, suspended from supervising Ph.D. students, and barred from conferences and research grants. The university declined to publish his name despite complainant requests.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- A Tel Aviv University professor was convicted of sexual harassment and inappropriate conduct.
- The professor had authority over the complainants, including faculty, a research assistant, and an employee.
- He is suspended from supervising Ph.D. students and barred from conferences and grants.
- The university tribunal refused to publish the professor's name.
- The professor holds emeritus status.
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