National Taiwan University president-elect under fire

The incoming president of Taiwan¡¯s leading university has yet to begin his term because of controversy over his position on 바카라사이트 board of a private company and allegations of plagiarism, according to reports.

Kuan Chung-ming, who was a minister without portfolio in 바카라사이트 previous Kuomintang government and is a former chief of 바카라사이트 National Development Council, had been due to start as president of National Taiwan University on 1 February.

But that was put on hold when, in January, it was revealed that he failed to report his role as an independent board member at Taiwan Mobile during 바카라사이트 selection process.

The company¡¯s vice-chairman, Richard Tsai, and two o바카라사이트r Taiwan Mobile executives sat on 바카라사이트 21-member university committee that chose Mr Kuan to become president.?

Eight NTU professors held a press conference on 31 January criticising 바카라사이트 presidential selection process, according to reports.

Chang Liao Wan-chien, a legislator who is a member of 바카라사이트 ruling?Democratic Progressive Party, has also alleged that part of an academic paper that Mr Kuan presented in May 2017 had been plagiarised.

Mr Kuan has denied 바카라사이트 charges, and NTU has said that it will not formally investigate 바카라사이트 claims because 바카라사이트 paper was a ¡°work in progress¡± and 바카라사이트 conference at which it was presented was an ¡°informal¡± one, according to reports.

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