A professor welcomed students to class by calling them ‘vectors of disease to me’, among other crazy things He has been suspended.
Michigan Professor Barry Mehler, a tacher at Ferris State U for 27 years, greeted his students on the first day of class telling them that he didn’t want to know anything about them, not even their names, because “you people are just vectors of disease to me,” reported the Washington Post.
The 74-year-old said it didn’t matter how hard they worked in his class since he randomly predetermined their grades.
If they complained, he didn’t care.
“Go complain to your dean … go ahead,” Mehler said. “I’m retiring at the end of this year and I [don’t care] any longer.”
He didn’t want in-person classes.
He is the director of the university’s Institute for the Study of Academic Racism and said his academic work focuses on the relationship between science and racism.
In a statement to The Washington Post, university president David Eisler said he “was shocked and appalled” by the video.
Professor Bubblehead.
With this kind of disclosure about his attitude toward students, his bias is obvious. Any past student of his who thinks they were treated unfairly has a case to have their grade reviewed and negotiated through the legal process, and likely has a case for discrimination or even more serious charges against the university.
Then choose another career because the students are the only reason you have a job.
In his case I will not hesitate to call him crazy and eccentric. Humanities professors do not contribute to society. He has no idea what science or racism are. There is no reason to force non-humanities majors to take his junk classes.
Retire him now!
Coo koo mental disorder infested with communism. Immediate termination ☠️☠️
Looks like this guy should have retired years ago.
Says the vector of the nation wrecker disease known as socialism/communism.
Letting the comrades takeover EDU will cause the blue screen for the republic and there is nothing wrong with what came out of the American Revolution.
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