Ward Churchill: A Combative Trial in Colorado as a Controversial Ex-Professor Seeks to Win Back His Job
A wrongful termination lawsuit filed by a former professor against the University of Colorado has been unfolding in exciting fashion in a courtroom here.
The professor, Ward L. Churchill, was dismissed by the university in July 2007 on grounds that he plagiarized and falsified parts of his research on Native Americans. But Mr. Churchill contends that he was fired in retaliation for an essay in which he described office workers killed in the World Trade Center attacks as “little Eichmanns.”
Mr. Churchill, seeking to be reinstated to his tenured position, is expected to testify on Monday.
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The professor, Ward L. Churchill, was dismissed by the university in July 2007 on grounds that he plagiarized and falsified parts of his research on Native Americans. But Mr. Churchill contends that he was fired in retaliation for an essay in which he described office workers killed in the World Trade Center attacks as “little Eichmanns.”
Mr. Churchill, seeking to be reinstated to his tenured position, is expected to testify on Monday.