Re: A challenge to GWC/GWU

[Cynical Pen]

They will not respond to your challenge. Because, in truth, actual phD's are public domain, or rather, their information is published. Anything short of that is not a phD. After all, "research" swept under the rug isn't going to impress anyone. They know, on some level, that their awards are invalid, and so will choose to ignore your post.

 

And I dare GWC/GWU to prove me otherwise.

 

On 8/20/08, random...@yahoo.com <random...@yahoo.com> wrote:

Oliver DeMille, Shannon Brooks, and others at GWC,

I am using this forum to put forth a challenge. This challege is one
that if answered could be an opportunity for you to demonstrate the
academic rigor of your college. I attend a large university that makes
public all recipients of doctoral degrees along with their
dissertation titles. The library at this university and others provide
dissertation titles which are relatively easy to find. GWC, a non
accredited doctoral degree granting institution should do the same.
Doing so would give credibility to your college (which is badly
needed).

My challenge is this:

Provide the names of doctoral degree grantees and their dissertation
titles (abstracts would be great if you could provide those as well).
You can email them to my email address (random...@yahoo.com). I
will not post them in this forum. Certainly you should have this
information on file.

[The Real George Wythe]

I think this is a perfectly reasonable request. While they're at it
they can provide the title of DeMille's dissertation from CRBU.

On Aug 20, 7:10 am, "Cynical Pen" <cynical...@gmail.com> wrote:
> They will not respond to your challenge. Because, in truth, actual phD's are
> public domain, or rather, their information is published. Anything short of
> that is not a phD. After all, "research" swept under the rug isn't going to
> impress anyone. They know, on some level, that their awards are invalid, and
> so will choose to ignore your post.
>
> And I dare GWC/GWU to prove me otherwise.
>

> On 8/20/08, random.cri...@yahoo.com <random.cri...@yahoo.com> wrote:
>
>
>
> > Oliver DeMille, Shannon Brooks, and others at GWC,
>
> > I am using this forum to put forth a challenge. This challege is one
> > that if answered could be an opportunity for you to demonstrate the
> > academic rigor of your college. I attend a large university that makes
> > public all recipients of doctoral degrees along with their
> > dissertation titles. The library at this university and others provide
> > dissertation titles which are relatively easy to find. GWC, a non
> > accredited doctoral degree granting institution should do the same.
> > Doing so would give credibility to your college (which is badly
> > needed).
>
> > My challenge is this:
>
> > Provide the names of doctoral degree grantees and their dissertation
> > titles (abstracts would be great if you could provide those as well).

> > You can email them to my email address (random.cri...@yahoo.com). I

[Cynical Pen]

And hopefully the actual document.

[Cynical Pen]

I'v eseen their two-bit library inside the school. It's loaded with garbage mostly. And much smaller than your average elementary school library, and probably carries a lot more fiction--though not branded as honestly.

On 8/20/08, random...@yahoo.com <random...@yahoo.com> wrote:

Has anyone attempted to get it from the source? Does GWC have a
library (not online, and not a bookstore selling junk)?

> > > information on file.- Hide quoted text -
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> - Show quoted text -

[random...@yahoo.com]

The library probably has DeMille's dissertation locked in a glass
display case with humidity regulation. That way, nobody can touch it
to see if it is real. Have you seen national treasure? It is probably
like that.

On Aug 21, 9:32 am, "Cynical Pen" <cynical...@gmail.com> wrote:
> I'v eseen their two-bit library inside the school. It's loaded with garbage
> mostly. And much smaller than your average elementary school library, and
> probably carries a lot more fiction--though not branded as honestly.
>

> > > - Show quoted text -- Hide quoted text -

[The Real George Wythe]

More likely, the Declaration of Independence IS his dissertation. If
you're the level of intellect that understands Newton's Philosophiæ
Naturalis Principia Mathematica, the logic behind this would make
perfect sense to you. If not, how dare you even question--this is a
private organization after all.