- Dr.
Kay's statement to the Committee on Academic Freedom and Tenure. read
it here
- If
Dr. Kay really falsified data as she is accused of doing, then how could her
findings be corroborated by peer review? Here's a letter from
Frederick K. Goodwin, M.D., to the UofA, citing studies
corroborating Dr. Kay's work. - read it here
- A
number of excerpts from the transcripts of the CAFT hearing. You may find many
of these excerpts quite telling and disturbing - read
them here
- Dr.
Kay's University of Arizona Faculty Performance Evaluation.
She recieved a rating of "outstanding", and the review called into question
the charges against her. - read it here
- Jeffrey
Poulin was a research technician in Dr. Kay's lab, and one of her primary
accusers. But strangely, his letter of resignation from Dr. Kay's research
team gives nothing but praise to the lady he would later accuse - read
it here
- A
letter from Frederick K. Goodwin, M.D., to the Office of
Research Integrity (ORI), detailing the University of Arizona's violations of
federal regulations in Dr. Kay's Case - read
it here
- Letter
from Peter Likins, President of the University of Arizona, to the faculty,
announcing the termination of Dr. Kay - read
it here
- A
letter from Dr. Kay's lawyer to Peter Likins, Ph.D., President of the
University of Arizona, protesting Dr. Kay's termination - read
it here
- The
second in a series of letters from Dr. Kay's lawyer to Peter Likins, Ph.D.,
President of the University of Arizona - read
it here
- The
first in a series of letters from Dr. Kay's lawyer to Peter Likins, Ph.D.,
President of the University of Arizona - read
it here
- A
Letter from Dr. Kay's Lawyer to UofA: CAFT Hearing, March 30 - April 4,
1998 - read it here
- A
Letter from Dr. Kay's Lawyer to UofA: March 13, 1998 - read
it here
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