Someone is a bit confused. No adjunct professorship is prestigious — adjunct professors are part-timers with no chance of tenure. Okay, among adjunct professorships, adjuncting at Columbia carries more prestige than adjuncting at, say, SUNY Purchase, but there is still something oxymoronic about the phrase “prestigious adjunct professorship”.
This is actually her resume from Columbia: This MUST be an April fool joke:
“Dr. Kathy Boudin has been an educator and counselor with experience in program development since 1964, working within communities with limited resources to solve social problems, and supporting individuals to overcome their own odds and develop a sense of strength and direction. Dr. Boudin has focused her work on the HIV/AIDS epidemic, and criminal justice issues including women in prison; mother-child relationships and parenting from a distance; adolescent relationships with incarcerated parents; restorative justice, and higher education and basic literacy inside correctional institutions.
Dr. Boudin is employed by the Center for Comprehensive Care, HIV AIDS Center, at St. Lukes Roosevelt Hospital where she is developing programs related to health care for people who are HIV Positive and counseling patients individually and in groups. She is currently a consultant to the Osborne Association in the development of a Longtermers Responsibility Project taking place in the New York State Correctional Facilities utilizing a restorative practice approach. Dr. Boudin also has been a consultant for Vermont Corrections, the Women’s Prison Association, and Family Justice.
She has provided training and supervision to social workers as they work with individual people in prison.
She received her Ed.D. from Columbia University, Teachers College.”
IMO, she should be in the gas chamber.