The Paul Barrows case has exposed problems with how the University of Wisconsin handles disciplinary matters, several educators and state leaders say.
An appeals committee on Monday slammed the UW-Madison for its handling of sexual harassment and sick leave abuse allegations against the former vice chancellor for student affairs.
James Klauser, who was a member of the Board of Regents until 2003, said in an interview today that the Barrows case has turned into a “imbroglio” that shows the university has no competent system for handling charges of misconduct.