Michigan State’s Dean of Education Accused of Being a Serial Plagiarist  – IOTW Report

Michigan State’s Dean of Education Accused of Being a Serial Plagiarist 

Washington Free Beacon

The dean of Michigan State University’s College of Education, Jerlando Jackson, plagiarized extensively over the course of his career, according to a complaint filed with the university on Thursday, lifting text without attribution and raising questions about his fitness to lead one of the top teacher training programs in the country.

The complaint includes nearly 40 examples of plagiarism that span nine of Jackson’s papers, including his Ph.D. thesis, and range from single sentences to full pages. It adds to the allegations of research misconduct already facing the embattled dean, who was a coauthor on several papers implicated in complaints against diversity officials earlier this year, including Harvard University’s chief diversity officer, Sherri Ann Charleston. More

9 Comments on Michigan State’s Dean of Education Accused of Being a Serial Plagiarist 

  1. I doubt that Jerlando plagiarized on purpose.

    Guessing that he had no idea that he was supposed to attribute, being entitled as he is, to other people’s stuff, thoughts, writings, and money.

    Nothing to see, here … move along …

    mortem tyrannis
    izlamo delenda est …

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