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At One University, Tobacco Money Is a Secret
- 22-5-08
- Categorized in: Daily EducationNews, Higher Education
By ALAN FINDER
A public university has a contract with a company that bars professors from publishing studies without consent. On campuses nationwide, professors and administrators have passionately debated whether their universities should accept money for research from tobacco companies. But not at Virginia Commonwealth University, a public institution in Richmond, Va.
A public university has a contract with a company that bars professors from publishing studies without consent. On campuses nationwide, professors and administrators have passionately debated whether their universities should accept money for research from tobacco companies. But not at Virginia Commonwealth University, a public institution in Richmond, Va.
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