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Serious AMDK FT Professor Fired by NUS for Rubba Rubba with SYT SPGs! Many Such Firings Already!!!
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All you fuckers commenting here assume its a girl student he fucked? Could be a guy student he buggered. All these angmos are ACDC
SINGAPORE — National University of Singapore (NUS) professor Ethan Putterman, who was sacked for inappropriate behaviour towards a student, had last month admitted his mistake and offered to resign, he told TODAY on Friday (April 29).
“I’ll just say that everything was demonstrably consensual and, after admitting it, I resigned from NUS (on March 23) and they accepted it," said Mr Putterman, who was an associate professor at the NUS Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences’ political science department.
Mr Putterman had been suspended from work while the university was investigating a complaint regarding allegations of misconduct, the university told TODAY on Thursday.
Mr Putterman said on Friday: “This said, NUS chose to fire me regardless and go public with it despite my almost 21 years of service to the university. I'm not bitter, though, we all make mistakes and life goes on.
“I wish everyone the best. Honestly.”
On Thursday, an NUS spokesperson said that a committee of inquiry had "determined that the staff’s actions constituted inappropriate and unprofessional behaviour towards the student, hence breaching the code of conduct for NUS staff". The spokesperson did not elaborate on the act that caused his dismissal.
“Based on the findings of the committee of inquiry and in view of the serious nature of the misconduct, the staff’s employment with the university has been terminated," the spokesperson added.
TODAY has reached out to the victim for comments.
She had made a complaint of sexual misconduct on March 3, TODAY earlier reported, alleging that the act happened on campus earlier that month. She also made a police report on her own accord.
Police investigations are under way.
Mr Putterman’s dismissal was at least the fourth sacking of an NUS employee in the past 18 months for their behaviour and actions towards students.
It followed the firing of another professor from the same department, Professor Theodore G Hopf , whom the university found had engaged in sexual misconduct.
At the university, Mr Putterman specialised in Western political thought and had written a book in 2010 titled Rousseau, Law, and the Sovereignty of the People.
His research and teaching areas included constitutionalism, democratic theory as well as ancient and modern natural rights theory, according to a profile on the university’s website that was taken down this week.
He had also taught a module on German political thought.
“I’ll just say that everything was demonstrably consensual and, after admitting it, I resigned from NUS (on March 23) and they accepted it," said Mr Putterman, who was an associate professor at the NUS Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences’ political science department.
Mr Putterman had been suspended from work while the university was investigating a complaint regarding allegations of misconduct, the university told TODAY on Thursday.
Mr Putterman said on Friday: “This said, NUS chose to fire me regardless and go public with it despite my almost 21 years of service to the university. I'm not bitter, though, we all make mistakes and life goes on.
“I wish everyone the best. Honestly.”
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On Thursday, an NUS spokesperson said that a committee of inquiry had "determined that the staff’s actions constituted inappropriate and unprofessional behaviour towards the student, hence breaching the code of conduct for NUS staff". The spokesperson did not elaborate on the act that caused his dismissal.
“Based on the findings of the committee of inquiry and in view of the serious nature of the misconduct, the staff’s employment with the university has been terminated," the spokesperson added.
TODAY has reached out to the victim for comments.
She had made a complaint of sexual misconduct on March 3, TODAY earlier reported, alleging that the act happened on campus earlier that month. She also made a police report on her own accord.
Police investigations are under way.
Mr Putterman’s dismissal was at least the fourth sacking of an NUS employee in the past 18 months for their behaviour and actions towards students.
READ ALSO
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It followed the firing of another professor from the same department, Professor Theodore G Hopf , whom the university found had engaged in sexual misconduct.
At the university, Mr Putterman specialised in Western political thought and had written a book in 2010 titled Rousseau, Law, and the Sovereignty of the People.
His research and teaching areas included constitutionalism, democratic theory as well as ancient and modern natural rights theory, according to a profile on the university’s website that was taken down this week.
He had also taught a module on German political thought.
There is no such thing as consensual. The women suddenly want to get back her integrity will sabo you.
The best is to stay away from women and u still can keep your job and reputation. You can always reject and consensual acceptance by women.
Women-free life is the way to go.
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