SINGAPORE: A student-run group from the National University of Singapore (NUS) on Monday (Oct 19) called on the university to show 'transparency ...
SINGAPORE: A student-run group from the National University of Singapore on Monday called on the university to show"transparency and accountability" following the dismissal of a professor at Tembusu College for inappropriate behaviour.
“The first statement from any staff representative was delivered about two weeks after his dismissal,” it said. SafeNUS also wrote on Facebook that it was"disappointed in the lack of clarification and accountability shown by Tembusu College in the wake of Jeremy Fernando’s dismissal". “Moving forward, we hope to see more proactive measures taken by the administration in order to keep students and the community updated on this case.”
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