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    Tag: Scott Senjo

    Professor Scott Senjo resigns a second time

    Above the Scroll, Academics, Business/Careers, Culture/Diversity, Davis Campus, Front Page, Mobile, Mywebermedia Slider, News, Ogden Community/Events, Police/Crime, Signpost Slider, Utah

    On June 1, Professor Scott Senjo posted on Twitter making racist and threatening tweets to members of the press and protesters attending the recent Black Lives Matter Protests. Later that […]

    July 1, 2020July 1, 2020 by Marisa Nelson
    Posted in Above the Scroll, Academics, Business/Careers, Culture/Diversity, Davis Campus, Front Page, Mobile, Mywebermedia Slider, News, Ogden Community/Events, Police/Crime, Signpost Slider, UtahTagged Brad Mortensen, President Brad Mortensen, Scott Senjo, Town hall, Town Hall Conversation about Race, tweets, Twitter, Weber State University, WSULeave a comment

    WSU professor Scott Senjo rescinds resignation

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    Weber State University announced on June 16 that Criminal Justice Professor Scott Senjo, who had resigned after racist and threatening tweets were publicly decried, had rescinded his resignation. Based on […]

    June 17, 2020June 21, 2020 by Jennifer Greenlee
    Posted in Above the Scroll, Academics, Business/Careers, Campus Community, Features, Mobile, Mywebermedia Slider, News, Ogden Community/Events, Police/Crime, Politics, UtahTagged Brad Mortensen, change.org, criminal justice, Criminal Justice Professor, Jennifer Greenlee, President Brad Mortensen, Scott Senjo, town hall meeting, Weber State University, WSULeave a comment

    Do you know your news?

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    1. Which police department had 57 police officers resign from the emergency response team after two officers were suspended for pushing a 75-year-old protester to the ground? a. Sante Fe, […]

    June 8, 2020June 8, 2020 by Jennifer Greenlee
    Posted in Academics, Campus Community, Campus Events, Elections, Features, Mobile, Mywebermedia Slider, News, Ogden Community/Events, Police/Crime, Politics, Signpost Slider, Student Government, Top News, UtahTagged Black Lives Matter Plaza, Buffalo, New York, cnn, Criminal Jusitce Department, DONALD TRUMP, George Floyd, Hydroxychloroquine, Jennifer Greenlee, Mayor Muriel Bowser, Protest, Scott Senjo, tweets, Twitter, Wall Street Journal, Washington d.c., washington post, White HouseLeave a comment

    One of our professors had to resign over Twitter threats. Now, we need to prove where we stand.

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    Weber State University Criminal Justice Professor Scott Senjo resigned on June 3 after tweeting several threatening comments about protesters and making other derogatory posts and comments in the days prior. […]

    June 3, 2020June 24, 2020 by Daryn Steed
    Posted in Academics, Business/Careers, Campus Community, Campus Events, Columns, Mobile, Mywebermedia Slider, News, Ogden Community/Events, Opinion, Police/Crime, Politics, Signpost Slider, UtahTagged Daryn Steed, MeToo, police brutality, Protest, Resignation, Scott Senjo, tweets, Twitter, Weber State University, WSULeave a comment

    WSU professor resigns after threatening tweets revealed

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    Weber State University Professor Scott Senjo resigned on June 3 after several of his tweets, which threatened protesters and journalists, came under fire. His Twitter account, which was linked to […]

    June 3, 2020June 7, 2020 by Jennifer Greenlee
    Posted in Academics, Business/Careers, Campus Community, Campus Events, Culture/Diversity, Front Page, LGBT, Mobile, Mywebermedia Slider, News, Ogden Community/Events, Police/Crime, Politics, Signpost Slider, Student Government, Top News, UtahTagged Criminal Justice Professor, Deseret News, Jennifer Greenlee, police brutality, Protest, Resignation, Salt Lake Tribune, Scott Senjo, tweets, Twitter, Weber State University, WSULeave a comment

    WSU professor threatens protesters in tweets

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    Weber State University Criminal Justice Professor Scott Senjo allegedly tweeted several threatening comments about protesters on May 31 and made other derogatory posts and comments in the days prior. Since […]

    June 1, 2020June 1, 2020 by Jennifer Greenlee
    Posted in Academics, Business/Careers, Campus Community, Campus Events, Features, Mobile, Mywebermedia Slider, News, Ogden Community/Events, Police/Crime, Politics, Signpost Slider, UtahTagged Brad Mortensen, criminal justice, Jennifer Greenlee, Matt Walsh, ogden, professor, Protesters, Raheem Kassam, Riots, Scott Senjo, Trump, tweets, Twitter, Tyler Blint-Welsh, Weber State University, WSU1 Comment

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