Better information:
http://www.kansascity.com/news/local/article142682464.html
...Students journalists published a story Friday questioning the legitimacy of the private college — Corllins University — where Robertson got her master’s and doctorate degrees years ago.
U.S. Department of Education officials, contacted by The Star, confirmed student reports; the federal agency could not find evidence of Corllins in operation. The school wasn’t included among the agency’s list of schools closed since 1986...
...Robertson, who has lived off and on for 19 years in Dubai, United Arab Emirates...
>> “She was going to be the head of our school, and we wanted be assured that she was qualified and had the proper credentials,”
Maybe kansascity.com could hire one of the students as an editor. There seems to BE a word missing in this sentence.
No verifiable credentials... lived in the middle east.
And they were just about to introduce this awesome new religious studies program. Well at least one religion.
My guess is that Robertson got hired on as a teacher in Dubai fifteen years ago...having a bachelor’s degree.
Disappeared off the charts for one year, and came back for a better position, and showing a master’s degree from the Corllins University (fake). Things went fine, and five or six years later...leaves again for a year or two...shows them some PhD and gets the head-master job for the Dubai school, with another fake degree.
She probably worked three or four years....and applies back to US schools. This Kansas school is in a fairly rural area, and they weren’t going to pay the going rate for PhD-level instructors....and Robertson applied. Did a good interview and that was the end of that.
About fifteen years ago....the US Army woke up and realized that they had a problem with fake degree folks who’d been hired for GS-12/13 jobs. They were all dragged in and told to either quit or be fired.