July 24, 2009

Ok To Pay Me For The Course Professor Tells Students

The same FGCU associate professor suspended for touching a mannequin in a sexual manner has been fired for depositing university checks into his personal bank account. David Lounsbury, 56, was terminated July 14 after an internal audit found he collected cash and checks worth $15,210. Lounsbury is accused of asking students to issue checks directly to him, or pay in cash, instead of FGCU for an interview and interrogation course. Lounsbury argues he simply was expediting the reimbursement process for supplies he purchased for the criminal justice department. Read more at:
http://www.news-press.com/article/20090724/NEWS0104/90723061/1075

Jul 24, 2009 5:12:04 AM | Faculty

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