Harvard's Chief Diversity Officer Accused of Plagiarism

Sherri Ann Charleston faces allegations of academic misconduct in her 2009 dissertation and a 2014 study, amid a broader plagiarism scandal at Harvard.

Harvard's Chief Diversity Officer, Sherri Ann Charleston, is accused of plagiarism in her 2009 dissertation and a 2014 study.
Charleston's dissertation allegedly contains verbatim language from other scholars' work without quotation marks, even though sources are cited in footnotes.
The 2014 study, co-authored with her husband, LaVar Charleston, is said to have recycled large parts of a 2012 paper without acknowledgement.
The accusations against Charleston come in the wake of former Harvard President Claudine Gay's resignation over plagiarism allegations.
Harvard has not confirmed receipt of the complaint and maintains procedures for responding to allegations of research misconduct.

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