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A former OU TA appeals her removal after giving a student a zero on a Bible-based essay, citing flawed investigation and academic freedom.
Mel Curth, a former University of Oklahoma graduate teaching assistant, is appealing her removal from teaching after giving a student a zero on a Bible-referencing essay in a psychology course.
The student, Samantha Fulnecky, claimed religious discrimination, prompting an investigation that concluded Curth engaged in arbitrary grading.
Curth’s attorney denies any bias, argues the process was flawed, and says new evidence undermines the findings.
The university has not responded to the appeal, which centers on academic judgment versus religious expression, drawing national attention to tensions over academic freedom and discrimination policies.
Una ex OU TA apela su expulsión después de darle a un estudiante un cero en un ensayo basado en la Biblia, citando una investigación defectuosa y la libertad académica.