Simms told the Houston Chronicle he became angry when he uncovered Enzler's allegedly falsified background, especially working for a Catholic institution that should value fairness and truth.VANCOUVER, British Columbia, Oct. "He is moving on to the next chapter of his life." Thomas accepted Mario Enzler's resignation on Friday afternoon," spokeswoman Sandra Soliz said in a statement. Thomas officials on Tuesday confirmed Enzler's resignation to the Houston Chronicle but declined to comment on the surrounding circumstances. He was selected anyway and held the position for two years, they said. in music and a bachelor's degree in classics, the professors said in the letter. The search committee ultimately decided that Enzler was not qualified for a business deanship, since he apparently held a Ph.D. The concerned faculty members said that Enzler should have never been hired as dean. They accused Enzler of lying about his education credentials and wrote a letter to the University of St. Simms told the Houston Chronicle that several professors were concerned about Enzler's style of leadership and began fact-checking his resume themselves.
Thomas' business school dean Mario Enzler has resigned after allegations that he falsified his education credentials, according to ABC13 partners at the Houston Chronicle.Įnzler is accused of landing his job at the private Catholic university by allegedly lying on his resume about several degrees that apparently don't exist.Īccording to the Houston Chronicle, the Italian university where Enzler said he received a doctorate does not offer Ph.D.'s, and the institution where he said he got a bachelor's degree is actually a high school.Īssociate Professor of Accounting John E. HOUSTON, Texas (KTRK) - University of St. Thomas' business school dean Mario Enzler resigned amid accusations of falsifying education credentials, the Houston Chronicle said.
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