"Unsuccessful with the School Development Request," said the professor at the University of Seoul. Board of Directors"

Professors of Christian universities, who are facing re-contracting and re-applications, are protesting after receiving notice from the board of directors that they were excluded.



Professor Lee Kang-pyung of Seoul Christian University issued a statement on July 27 titled, "The board of directors of Hwanwon School is in the position of the SNU faculty council on the dismissal of the contract, the change of pay system, and the withdrawal of the contract," and added, "The board of the school corporation was reviewed in accordance with relevant laws and regulations, and failed to present clear reasons for rejection of reappointment and withdrawal of the contract.



"It is clearly illegal to decide the issue of re-licensing and re-contracting directly related to the right of existence through a one-sided and unprovoked vote without presenting a clear reason for it," he said. "It is part of the board's abuse of discretion and deviation."



The Seoul Christian University reported to the board that it would renew contracts with five professors on June 6, but the school corporation, Hwanwon Academy (Chairman Shin Cho-kwang), held a board meeting on June 21 and informed them that it was rejected. Accordingly, the professors' terms in office will expire on the 28th of next month. The school reportedly reviewed the achievement evaluation scores, research results, and contributions to university development by the professors, and decided on an agenda to the board of directors because there was no reason for failure.



According to the school on Tuesday, there were five candidates for promotion, re-contracting and re-employment. Professors Jeon, Park, Lee, and Lee were about to 스포츠토토추천

be promoted and renewed, and Kang (Social Welfare Department) were about to be reappointed.



The professors' group considers the elimination of the five professors as retaliation for the recent request by the professors to change the names of the teachers to the board of directors for the sake of university development and normal operation, and to keep the basics such as selecting directors under the articles of association.



"Universities are definitely not the property of certain people," the professors added.



The professors are angry at the board, saying, "It is an act that is not based on school rules and regulations." They requested an evaluation by the teachers' hearing committee on March 31, demanding that the board's decision be nullified.



"The board has already released all the minutes of the meeting on its website," a source at the school said. "The board held the meeting in accordance with the procedures and reviewed the agenda." "The professors' association is in school, but it has never been operated and the board's decision is wrong," he said. "The professors in question were not chosen as excellent professors, and some were lacking in research results."