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Incidents at University of Wisconsin – Milwaukee

Total: 4


Incident 8246

Status: Resolved
Role: Faculty
Position: Professor
Discipline: Medicine and Health Sciences
Specific Discipline: Infectious diseases and immunity
Outcome Year: 2019
Outcome Category: No Longer Employed (includes Fired and Contract Non-renewal)
Quote: "The UW Board of Regents dismissed Azenabor from his position in April [2019]"
"A former University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee professor charged with sexual assault of his students has fled the country"
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Incident 7855

Status: Resolved
Role: Faculty
Position: Associate Professor
Discipline: Arts and Humanities
Specific Discipline: Ceramics
Outcome Year: 1993
Outcome Category: No Longer Employed (includes Fired and Contract Non-renewal)
Quote: "Associate Professor Gary Schlappal, hired in 1987, was accused of inappropriate sexual misconduct; the allegations included that he had sex with a student in his office multiple times and also had sex with a student while a kiln overheated, all reported in a Journal Sentinel article written by Tom Vanden Brook.

He was also charged for another alleged comment about one of his pottery students, “I had her in a motel room for a month with nothing but a bare bulb swinging over us and she still doesn’t get it.”

Eventually, Schlappal was fired by the UW Board of Regents in 1993."
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Incident 7861

Status: Resolved
Role: Faculty
Position: Professor
Discipline: Arts and Humanities, Art
Specific Discipline: Art
Outcome Year: 1992
Outcome Category: Suspended / Leave / Restrictions
Quote: One year suspension
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Incident 8443

Status: Resolved
Role: Faculty
Position: Professor
Discipline: Medicine and Health Sciences
Specific Discipline: occupational therapy
Outcome Year: 1982
Outcome Category: Monetary Settlement / Award, No Known Outcome for Respondent
Quote: "During April 1987, a three-week jury trial was conducted in the above-captioned case in which plaintiff Katherine King ("King") obtained a favorable special verdict against four of the six defendants. The jury awarded King $345,000 in damages."
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