Six UT Employees Resigned or Disciplined For Sexual Misconduct
Allegations
In the last two years, six cases of sexual
misconduct by faculty or staff at the University of Tennessee Knoxville
led to those employees resigning or disciplinary action being taken.
Media outlets report the six complaints were made between November 2015
and November 2017. The complaints represent only accusations involving
faculty or staff - not between students - that the university said were
substantiated by the Office of Equity and Diversity. The total number of
complaints involving faculty or staff was not available.
There are about 9,700 UT faculty and staff in Knoxville.
One case at the University of Tennessee involved an ROTC instructor who
was reassigned away from the university after he was accused of having a
consensual relationship with a cadre member.