Michigan State University's leaders are are expected to uphold privacy and other values in the process that unfolded in the sexual harassment/misconduct complaint against now-suspended football coach Mel Tucker, interim President Teresa Woodruff wrote Monday in a letter to the campus community.
"Our leaders are held to the highest standard and are expected to uphold institutional values," Woodruff wrote. "When an allegation of inappropriate behavior is made, the university’s processes and the people we entrust to carefully handle the matter are charged with ensuring the rights and privacy of affected individuals during the pendency of the matter.
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