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Foreign Professor gets stern warning. Sinkies banned for life.
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NUS looking into disciplinary proceedings
NUS, aware of both the recent and past incidents, has stated through a spokesperson, “The university expects all members of its community to conduct themselves in accordance with the law. NUS is reviewing the court’s decision and will decide on whether disciplinary proceedings will be taken against Professor Henry Yeung.”
It should be noted that NUS made similar declarations about Yeung in 2018, and yet he remains employed and, seemingly, in the same professional standing, with the outcome of NUS’s deliberation back in 2018 unknown.
The former Hong Kong resident wrote in his online biography that he has been working with NUS since 1992. Since February 2018, he has been appointed Distinguished Professor of the National University of Singapore in recognition of his “outstanding academic excellence as well as academic and intellectual leadership.”
NUS, aware of both the recent and past incidents, has stated through a spokesperson, “The university expects all members of its community to conduct themselves in accordance with the law. NUS is reviewing the court’s decision and will decide on whether disciplinary proceedings will be taken against Professor Henry Yeung.”
It should be noted that NUS made similar declarations about Yeung in 2018, and yet he remains employed and, seemingly, in the same professional standing, with the outcome of NUS’s deliberation back in 2018 unknown.
The former Hong Kong resident wrote in his online biography that he has been working with NUS since 1992. Since February 2018, he has been appointed Distinguished Professor of the National University of Singapore in recognition of his “outstanding academic excellence as well as academic and intellectual leadership.”
