The Chronicle: Columbia U. Professor Denies Plagiarism, Saying Accusers Instead Stole Her Work
A Columbia University professor who was found to have committed numerous acts of plagiarism struck back at her accusers on Thursday, saying it was they who stole her work and accusing administrators of blackmail and intimidation.
In a lengthy interview with The Chronicle, Madonna G. Constantine, a professor of psychology and education at Columbia’s Teachers College, spelled out her side of the story. She said she believes that her accusers are motivated by professional envy and possibly racism. Ms. Constantine also contended that the president of Teachers College, Susan H. Fuhrman, is biased against her.
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