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Incidents at University of Arizona

Total: 4


Incident 9084

Status: Resolved
Role: Faculty
Position: Assistant Professor
Discipline: Medicine and Health Sciences
Specific Discipline: public health
Outcome Year: 2024
Outcome Category: No Longer Employed (includes Fired and Contract Non-renewal)
Quote: "An assistant professor in the University of Arizona’s college of public health parted ways with the school last week, after an internal investigation found that he sexually harassed a student last fall."

"In April, the UA emailed the woman, saying that it had completed its investigation and found that it was “more probable than not” that Stupiansky violated UA policy by kissing her when he knew or should’ve known she was incapable of consenting, according to a letter issued by the OIE."

"In a second letter sent to the woman on Monday, Office of Institutional Equity director Kristen Klotz said that in relation to the investigation, determination and recommendation, Stupiansky “is no longer employed by or affiliated with” the UA."
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Incident 8282

Status: Resolved
Role: Coach
Position: Head Football Coach
Discipline: Athletics
Specific Discipline: Football
Outcome Year: 2018
Outcome Category: No Longer Employed (includes Fired and Contract Non-renewal)
Quote: Fired after a $7.5M case was filed claiming sexual harassment against an employee- case is ongoing.
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Incident 7623

Status: Resolved
Role: Faculty
Position: Assistant Professor
Discipline: Medicine and Health Sciences
Specific Discipline:
Outcome Year: 2018
Outcome Category: No Longer Employed (includes Fired and Contract Non-renewal)
Quote: Found to have sexually harassed a student, “parted ways” with school. Note: the student was most likely drugged and sexually assaulted. Also, he studies teen sexual behavior.
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Incident 7622

Status: Resolved
Role: Faculty
Position: Professor
Discipline: Physical Sciences and Mathematics
Specific Discipline: Astronomy
Outcome Year: 2016
Outcome Category: Training / Counseling Required
Quote: "Slater, who remained at Arizona for four years after the investigation, admitted in an interview with Mashable on Sunday that he violated the sexual harassment policy at the university but said that he has since reformed."

"Timothy Frederick Slater, now holds a prestigious position at the University of Wyoming, where he conducts research and mentors graduate students. But a 2004 investigation at Arizona concluded that Slater created a hostile work environment by regularly subjecting students and employees to unwanted sexual conduct — such as gifting a student a cucumber-shaped vibrator, going to strip clubs for lunch and openly commenting on women’s bodies."
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