The following is testimony from a current University of Nevada, Reno professor.  He is testifying about another UNR professor falsifying her academic credentials, including fraud and forgery of her dissertation.


A   So now we have a person on our faculty. We now know we have this person who has committed fraud and forgery, and she is teaching undergraduate students, has been for years, and she is high and mighty to them about ethics and cheating and you've gotta do everything right because this is how it's done in the real world . . .

A   So I wrote a letter of protest about that, because that's a violation of all kinds of internal department policies and rules and procedures. They're all over the code.

I sent that to President Glick; never got a reply.

Q   So President Glick, in your opinion, would it be safe to say, he does not care if these professors are defrauding their qualifications to their customer base, so to speak?

A   This proves that statement to be true.


- Excerpts from the transcript of the hearing on public corruption at the University of Nevada, Reno.