Another former Liberty University (LU) employee is suing the school for allegedly firing him in retaliation for being a whistleblower.
Former LU Dean John Markley says for four years he repeatedly made good faith reports to Liberty leadership and law enforcement of the school’s state and federal law violations, only to be terminated in June, reports Christianity Today.
LU denies Markley’s claims and says administrative reorganization measures on campus were the reason for his termination.
Some of Markley’s allegations against the university include fraudulent management of LU’s charities and corporate subsidies, resulting in unjust enrichment; conflict of interest; intentional misrepresentation of acceptance rates and enrollment figures for financial gain; intentional destruction of evidence of the school’s wrongdoing; and improper use of LU assets, such as the school’s jet. He also alleges the school tried to thwart and/or obstruct the aims of Title IX and corrective measures to combat sexual assault on campus.
Critical events happen every day and technology is transforming how educational institutions integrate mitigation and recovery. When normal operations become disrupted, communication and collaboration can be complex. Step away from disjointed processes and emerge into a phased approach to coordinate and manage the next critical event. Join our upcoming webinar for expert insights. Register Today!
Markley’s lawsuit is similar to the lawsuit filed in October 2021...
Police have registered an FIR against former Delhi minister Rajendra Pal Gautam for allegedly spreading misleading information through a video and attempting to disturb communal harmony after claim...