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Alex Friedrich

The hiring controversies of the UMN nursing dean

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"We are both movers, and respect but do not let issues obstruct progress ...''

-- University of Minnesota dean of nursing Connie Delaney in an e-mail, reported by the Star Tribune, to Julie Jacko, a former Georgia Tech professor whom Delaney helped recruit to Minnesota. Jacko has been indicted on charges of fraud.

Now the paper reports that Delaney hired her brother using U funds, gave one of her former students a faculty job while he was still employed full-time in Iowa, and hired two consultants connected to the organization that raises funds for her school.

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