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President of the University who signed off on all the lies of his subordinates, including that I should have taken the qualifying exams after my first year in grad school. If every grad student was held to this standard there would litearally be no graduate students on campus. Zero. Nada. Zilch.

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2005.8.5 Letter from my Texas state representative

August 5, 2005
Explore William H. Clark’s correspondence with Texas officials over his university dismissal, alleged engineering seal forgery, and requests for legislative assistance.

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2002.12.9 President Faulkner finalizes the dismissal

December 9, 2002
A graduate student challenges his dismissal from an aerospace engineering Ph.D. program, citing qualifying exam rules, disability discrimination, and faculty oversight.

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2002.7.29 Grievance to ABET, the licensing authority

July 29, 2002
A former UT Austin aerospace engineering student alleges retaliation, procedural violations, and mishandling of his ABET complaint and Ph.D. dismissal.

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