Denver Post reports Nathan remains employed despite harassment finding
1 Oct 27 · 12d ago · 3 articles · 1 post · 2 sources · development 1 of 1
Coverage reveals that despite the civil rights office's recommendation for termination and upholding of findings on appeal, Nathan continues to work for DU as a part-time off-campus employee with no student interactions. The former student questions why he was not fired.
“while Nathan is still employed by the university, the one-time department chair is now a part-time employee working off-campus who 'does not have interactions with students.'”
Jon Stone, University of Denver spokesmanMarco Nathan Tenured philosophy professor, former department chairFormer DU graduate student Complainant in harassment caseUniversity of Denver Office of Civil Rights and Equal Opportunity Investigative and enforcement bodyUniversity of Denver Educational institution
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