Kingsfield PhD professor at RA university

Judson J. Singer, lecturer in Mechanical Engineering at the regionally accredited Kettering University in Flint, Michigan, claims a Ph.D from Kingsfield University.
http://singer.kettering.edu/singer.htm

His dissertation was:

He says, "Since 1995 I've taught all graphics related courses at Kettering University".
http://singer.kettering.edu/teacher.htm

He calls himself "Defender of the academic universe"
http://singer.kettering.edu/superman.htm

 

IIRC, Andy Borchers is a professor at Kettering University.

 

It's Kingfield University. It 's here

 

Yes, sorry. Moderator: Please change subject line from "Northfield" to "Kingsfield". (Same Romanian mill, though.)

 

From today's Flint Journal:

 

His goat ate it. And Mark's got his goat.

 

Kingsfield is still listed in resume...

See this link....

http://www.gmi.edu/mech_eng/mech_eng/singer_abet_resume.pdf

While he no longer claims a degree from them, and must have edited that part out, he carelessly left in his "thesis" under publications about half-way down the page.

What a joke!

 

Wonder if this guy ever got a job?

...with all these fine credentials, I would think he'd be making his $90K+ by now.

http://www.thejobspider.com/job/view-resume.asp/ad=60

 

And here we have a fine Christian man...

sporting his "honorary Kingsfield degree", known as Dean of Deaneries or something like that.

Glad I'm not the religious type!

http://www.loveofmike.net/Features2.htm

"OUR RECTOR HAS BEEN NAMED Dean of Deanary ten replacing The Rev. David Anderson who is retiring. With this distinction, he adds to the title of Canon that he received last year, and he is now The Very Rev. Canon Peter D. Haynes. When addressing Peter more formally, he prefers to be called Canon Haynes. Incidentally, Peter also recently received an honary doctorate degree from Kingsfield University in the United Kingdom honoring his mission ministry. Peter chairs the Los Angeles Diocese’s World Mission Group. "

 

Decimon wrote:

> His goat ate it. And Mark's got his goat.

 

how many n's?