Dream Job By Thomas Bartlett

Dream Job
A article published by Thomas Bartlett “what cost Chris Dussold his dream job?” Bartlett examine Chris Dussold who is a professor at southern Illinois University at Evansville. Bartlett explains the professor was fired for copying another professors teaching statement. Dussold claims that was not the real reason to why he was fired. He believes it was a rumor saying he had slept with a undergraduate, a rumor supposing to be false according to both Mr. Dussold and university investigation. Now he’s on a mission to restore his reputation.
Landing a Dream Job, Bartlett explains, Mr. Dussold’s love for math. He majored in finance at Edwardsville but, mastered in economics. He also earned his PhD at the University of Missouri at Columbia. After receiving his doctorate, Mr Dussold fielded several offers which he turned down to return to Edwardsville. Among his first couple of years teaching at the

Dussold approach. He questions Mr. Dussold what if Ms. Peyla is in one of your classes. Won’t people think the rumor is true? This hits Mr. Dussold like a tune of bricks. With out hesitation Mr. Dussold sets up a meeting which includes Ms. Peyla and associate professor Edmonds Jr to attend. At the meeting Ms. Peyla denies any inappropriate relationship and says she never started the rumor. Mr. Edmond and Ms. Peyla declined to comment for the article. Later Mr. Dussold asked for a meeting with Angelo Monaco from university human-resources to receive records in case the rumor comes up again. Mr. Monaco assured that rumors have a life cycle. Mr. Dussold was still stressed. The only thing he could think about was every interaction now carried a question mark. Mr Monaco gave Mr. Dussold advise. Make a sign in log, meet female student in the conference room. By Mr Dussold taking the advice he was only worried that it looked like something was wrong. He felt different, like he was not like the other