CONTROVERSIAL College of the Bahamas presidential candidate Dr Rodney Smith yesterday expressed hope that the public would accept him as a “man of integrity” despite a high profile plagiarism scandal that led to his resignation from the position in 2005.
Dr Smith said in a press statement that nine years later, he remains deeply regretful of the “mistake”, but added that he is determined to use the experience to teach students and others of the importance of exercising good judgment along with the consequences associated with carelessness in academia...
CONTROVERSIAL College of the Bahamas presidential candidate Dr Rodney Smith yesterday expressed hope that the public would accept him as a “man of integrity” despite a high profile plagiarism scandal that led to his resignation from the position in 2005.
Dr Smith said in a press statement that nine years later, he remains deeply regretful of the “mistake”, but added that he is determined to use the experience to teach students and others of the importance of exercising good judgment along with the consequences associated with carelessness in academia...
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