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# Title:        From: Lawrence Krauss cza>
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From: Lawrence Krauss cza> To: Justin Candler <I nancy dahl < Cc: Lawrence Krauss <I Subject: Re: Appeal and Conciliation Committee Date: Fri, 31 Aug 2018 02:12:28 +0000 Suggested email to these people. Suggestions? To: Deborah Clarke, Vice Provost for Academic Personnel Michael, Crow, President Michael Searle, Provost Many thanks for your letter. I have several questions regarding the appeal process and conciliation committee process. I. First, when you say "each party", since there is no actua


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From: Lawrence Krauss cza> 
To: Justin Candler <I  nancy dahl < 
Cc: Lawrence Krauss <I 
Subject: Re: Appeal and Conciliation Committee 
Date: Fri, 31 Aug 2018 02:12:28 +0000 
Suggested email to these people. Suggestions? 
To: Deborah Clarke, Vice Provost for Academic Personnel 
Michael, Crow, President 
Michael Searle, Provost 
Many thanks for your letter. I have several questions regarding the appeal process and conciliation committee 
process. 
I. First, when you say "each party", since there is no actual complainant in my case, who is the other party who 
will select a faculty member? 
2. Can the conciliation committee recommend the dismissal recommendation be revoked and I be reinstated? 
3. I have selected Prof. Kimberley Marshall as my nominee for the Committee. She is willing to serve, and 
understands the requirements. I have not discussed the case with her. 
4. I will be lecturing in Mexico Sept 10-12 and cannot meet with the committee then 
5. I am currently on paid leave, and I live in Portland Oregon and commute to ASU. I was informed by the Dean 
that this is not a disciplinary procedure and that I could come in to the office to get materials and this should not 
interfere with my work. However, all of my ASU accts are frozen, so that I have had to pay out of my own 
pocket for things like web maintenance, materials and supplies etc, and also had to pay out of my own pocket to 
fly down on two different occasions to meet with the OEI investigators. I would like to ask if my research 
accounts can be unfrozen so that I might be able to access them for my research materials, and also use the 
account that was set up to allow my travel to ASU in order to purchase air tickets to meet the committee 
whenever such a meeting is scheduled. ( I made a similar request of the Dean and the SESE office about this 
earlier during the investigation process but never heard back from them. ) 
6. New evidence relevant to the OEI investigation has arisen. Some of this was contained in my appeal letter to 
President Crow. There is new evidence relevant to the allegation regarding Melbourne Australia. I am 
including the emails I sent to OEI in this regard with this letter. I don't know whether OEI will revise their 
determination based on this new information, although I believe they should. If they do, will this affect the 
process? Namely will the Dean be in a position to revise his dismissal recommendation? Either way, would it 
be appropriate to include these emails to OEI along with my appeal letter for the Conciliation Committee? 
Thanks for your attention to these questions. 
Lawrence Krauss 
I will attach the two recent emails to OEI.. 
Lawrence M. Krauss 
Professor 
School of Earth & Space Exploration and Physics Department 
Arizona State University, P.O. Box 871404, Tempe, AZ 85287-1404 
twitter.com/Ikraussl  I www.lawrencemkrauss.com 
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On Aug 28, 2018, at 5:47 PM, Deborah Clarke <Deborah.Clarke@asu.edu>  wrote: 
Dear Dr. Krauss, 
Please see the attached letter. 
Sincerely, 
Deborah Clarke 
Deborah Clarke, Ph.D. 
Vice Provost for Academic Personnel 
Professor of English 
Arizona State University 
Fulton Center, Suite 420 
300 E. University 
Tempe, AZ 85287-7805 
Phon 
Fax: 
<Krauss conciliation.pdf> 
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