SEO Headline (Max 60 characters)
For-Profit College CEO, Facing Criminal Charges, Quits
October 24, 2013
Ernesto Perez has resigned as CEO of Dade Medical College, days after it was revealed that he is facing criminal charges, The Miami Herald reported. Perez faces two counts of perjury, a misdemeanor, and one count of providing false information through a sworn statement -- all related to his failure to report past criminal arrests or convictions in government forms. Perez spent six months in jail after pleading no contest in 1990 to misdemeanor charges of batter and exposing his genitals to a child. The victim was a 15-year-old fan of the band in which Perez played at the time.
Share Article
Trending Stories
- Connecticut College president resigns under pressure
- Survey: Faculty teaching style impedes academic success, students say
- Notes from a Community College Humanities Conference | Confessions of a Community College Dean
- University of Missouri Abandons Diversity Statements
- Accreditor emerging for intellectual disabilities programs
THE Campus
Resources for faculty and staff from our partners at Times Higher Education.
Controlled Digital Lending
Vote Fails
Under Pressure