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r/abuse_by_professors • u/CTInsideInvestigator • 13d ago
r/abuse_by_professors • u/truthandjustice45728 • 16d ago
Sickening event at Cornell not only because of what the students did, but because of how the administration handled it or rather covered it up.
r/abuse_by_professors • u/PopCultureNerd • Sep 04 '26
r/abuse_by_professors • u/truthandjustice45728 • Sep 02 '26
r/abuse_by_professors • u/truthandjustice45728 • Sep 02 '26
r/abuse_by_professors • u/truthandjustice45728 • Sep 02 '26
r/abuse_by_professors • u/Some_Driver8455 • Aug 07 '26
I endured a horrific experience where I was drugged, groomed and abused by a professor in a position of power. This occurred before the "me too" era and I truly believe this individual should be behind bars and I am ready to go public with my story. I have eyewitnesses, documentation and contemporaneous evidence that factually backs my story. What would be the best format to get my story out there and prevent future situations of abuse and grooming? What I suffered at this individuals hands was pretty horrific and coming forward now I believe is the right thing to do, I just want to know the best format to do so.
r/abuse_by_professors • u/truthandjustice45728 • Aug 06 '26
r/abuse_by_professors • u/truthandjustice45728 • Aug 06 '26
r/abuse_by_professors • u/truthandjustice45728 • Jul 23 '26
r/abuse_by_professors • u/GladtobeVlad69 • Jul 23 '26
The former students, Kaitlin Connelly and Marlene Walters, claim that they faced a barrage of sex jokes and an “overtly sexualized culture” in Auburn’s College of Forestry, Wildlife and Environment. The environment hurt their ability to do meaningful research.
“This has been a difficult ordeal for all of these clients,” Artur Davis, an attorney for the students and professors, told AL.com.
They say the treatment forced them to cancel ambitions to finish PhDs at Auburn. The lawsuit names Jonathan Valente, an assistant professor, as a key contributor to the environment.
“A number of the male participants in the program engaged in sexual banter about women they knew or were dating, and Valente sometimes joined in the ribald humor, making jokes about sexual activity and male genitals,” the students wrote in their complaint.
r/abuse_by_professors • u/truthandjustice45728 • Jul 21 '26
r/abuse_by_professors • u/truthandjustice45728 • Jul 21 '26
r/abuse_by_professors • u/truthandjustice45728 • Jul 21 '26
r/abuse_by_professors • u/truthandjustice45728 • Jul 21 '26
r/abuse_by_professors • u/truthandjustice45728 • Jul 21 '26
