Leonard Fulcher, former police officer; Georgenna Genther, police supervisor; Susana Milton, police officer; Charlie Struckel, assistant director of public safety, and Kristie Winters, police officer, have all filed federal lawsuits against APSU and Lantz Biles, chief of police and director of public safety. The five plaintiffs are accusing that both retaliated against officers who reported sexual discrimination in campus police department. Robert J. Martin is the attorney for the five plaintiffs. Check back for more updates.
At 11:49 p.m. on Friday, May 14, The All State received notification that Nathan Vossler has been released from custody. Vossler was arrested on Oct. 3, 2009 on charges of especially aggravated kidnapping after allegedly confining a six year-old girl in his residence at the Emerald Hill apartment complex.
Nathan’s wife Mary, a former French major, has been charged with aggravated arson and vandalism with damages in excess of $10,000 to their Emerald Hills apartment on Oct. 10, 2009. She was released on Tuesday, May 18, according to an e-mail received by The All State at 6:28 p.m.
The settlement date, originally scheduled for Thursday, March 11, was originally postponed until June 10. Continue to visit www.theallstate.org for more updates.
We realize that some students may be unable to return to campus safely, because of the extreme weather conditions that we are experiencing. If you find yourself unable to attend your final exam, please contact your professor prior to the exam so that appropriate arrangements can be made. — Tristan Denley, Provost and Vice President of Academic Affairs
Final exams will resume as scheduled at 8 a.m. on Wednesday morning. We
understand that travel around Clarksville is still time consuming, and that you
may have to take an alternative route. Please begin your journey in plenty of
time.
We have asked faculty, if at all possible, to make alternative arrangements for
final exams other than face-to-face exams. Many faculty have made such
arrangements. Please check your Livemail and D2L mail to see whether these
changes apply to your class.
We cannot stress too strongly that if you find yourself unable to attend your
final exam tomorrow, you should contact your professor immediately so that
appropriate arrangements can be made. Please do not place yourself at risk to
attend tomorrow’s session.
We appreciate your patience, and flexibility in dealing with these unprecedented
circumstances.
We know that this has been a stressful series of days, in which many of you have
experienced losses and dislocations among your family and friends. We know that
many of you may also be anxious about the arrangements for final exams.
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