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Thanks Dr. Mattix for your quick response. However, according to our Faculty Handbook, p. 90 “If the Faculty Grievance Committee determines that the faculty member’s grievance should be referred to a Hearing Panel…” Thus, I am contacting you in pursuant of what is required in accordance to our Handbook. I realize you are stating that this is a Human Resources situation. However, in the due process of our Handbook it states that the plaintiff has the right to grieve a course of action they have found unfair.

I was contacting you simply trying to comply with what is stated in our Handbook. Your testimony is critical to our recommendations. Our Hearing will be closed and not recorded. We are simply trying to make sure that our process

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