Jake Zhu
Coverage of Jake Zhu in the Nexus archive.
- Cal State gives $340K job to ex-president who stepped down after discrimination lawsuit
Cal State San Bernardino former president Tomás Morales will earn $343,920 in a one-year consulting role after leaving his position amid a $12 million lawsuit settlement for gender-based discrimination and harassment allegations. Morales, who will work on international initiatives, was granted president emeritus status by the board of trustees.
- Cal State gives $340K job to ex-president who stepped down after discrimination lawsuit
Cal State has offered a $343,920 consultant role to Tomás Morales, ex-president of Cal State San Bernardino, who stepped down after a discrimination lawsuit. The university settled the case for $12 million, and Morales will focus on international education programs during a one-year transition period.
- Cal State San Bernardino president at center of $12M discrimination lawsuit is up for transition job
Cal State San Bernardino President Tomás Morales, involved in a $12M discrimination lawsuit with former administrator Jake Zhu, may transition to a new university job while retaining benefits. The lawsuit alleges gender-based harassment and discrimination by two female employees against Morales and Zhu, whom the university denies. The Cal State Board of Trustees will review Morales' proposed emeritus status.
- Cal State president at center of $12M discrimination suit is up for transition job
The California State University system agreed to a $12 million settlement in a lawsuit alleging gender-based harassment and discrimination by two female employees against Cal State San Bernardino President Tomás Morales and former dean Jake Zhu. Morales is seeking a transition job with emeritus status as his resignation approaches, while the university denies wrongdoing in the case.