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BREAKING NEWS: Professor at center of sexual assault controversy placed on administrative leave

Sarah Spoon • March 28, 2018

President Allison Garrett informed Emporia State with an email that Brian Schrader, tenured professor of psychology, is on administrative leave effective immediately. Garrett sent out the email at 5:01 p.m. Wednesday, which also said that a formal investigation would be conducted.

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BREAKING NEWS: Professor at center of sexual assault controversy placed on administrative leave