UNC-Chapel Hill might take action against Julius Nyang’oro

Last summer, UNC professor Julius Nyang’oro received $12,000 to teach AFAM 280 – Blacks in North Carolina. It is a course that typically involved classroom lectures, research papers and exams, according to syllabi from other UNC professors. Nyang’oro, the department’s chairman, was expected to teach it that way as well. But Nyang’oro did not hold classes or require any exams. (Raleigh News & Observer)

Posted Thursday, May 10, 2012 in Business & Administration

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