Just over a week after being fired from Morris Brown College, President Kevin James has been reinstated.
Channel 2 Action News has obtained multiple documents with allegations of sexual harassment, abuse and threats by James.
Channel 2’s Tyisha Fernandes has been trying to speak with James since his termination last week, but he has not answered any of her questions.
“It’s going to make the board look incompetent, and that’s never good at any institution,” former board member Jeffery Miller said.
Miller was on the board that voted James in as president seven years ago.
“I still stand by my vote that he was the right person for that time. Now, it’s a different story,” he said.
He thought the current board did the right thing in November when they suspended James after finding out that at least four staff members filed grievances against James.
“I think this person’s time is up at Morris Brown and it’s time to move forward,” Miller said.
Only Channel 2 Action News has obtained copies of the grievances filed against James.
One employee accused of him of managerial intimidation and misuse of authority, violations of college policy, hostile and discriminatory work environment, mishandling of sexual report, mishandling workplace conflict and retaliatory treatment.
A different staff member accused him of unprofessional administrative tactics and lack of HR follow-through, presidential overreach and harassment, improper termination without cause or documentation.
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