Star scholar resigns from Cambridge amid plagiarism row
Jason Arday was appointed professor at the University of Cambridge in 2023
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Jason Arday was appointed professor at the University of Cambridge in 2023. Arday has said previously that mistakes in his early work were the result of his autism and inadequate supervision from professors, and that the current accusations of plagiarism are part of a racist smear campaign. An open letter supporting Him and alleging .
Furthermore, Arday, a professor of sociology of education, announced his resignation from Cambridge in a statement posted to the Good Law Project , where a petition in his defence has gathered more than 16,000 signatures and continues to accrue support. Arday sent a statement to the Times on Saturday disputing the claims, then cancelled a planned interview with the Times on Monday.
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Jason Arday was appointed professor at the University of Cambridge in 2023.
reliability low1/3 sourcesArday has said previously that mistakes in his early work were the result of his autism and inadequate supervision from professors, and that the current accusations of plagiarism are part of a racist smear campaign.
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An open letter supporting Him and alleging .
according to Malay MailArday said he was resigning from his positions as a Cambridge sociology of education professor, and a fellow at the university’s Jesus College, with “immediate effect”.
according to Malay MailArday, a professor of sociology of education, announced his resignation from Cambridge in a statement posted to the Good Law Project , where a petition in his defence has gathered more than 16,000 signatures and continues to accrue support.
according to The Sydney Morning Herald - Top Stories +1Arday sent a statement to the Times on Saturday disputing the claims, then cancelled a planned interview with the Times on Monday.
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