I accept no responsibility for anything I did while drunk.

Trying to get Dartmouth College to acknowledge the behavioral problems in all staff that I supervised got me a final warning of dismissal, when no previous warnings had been received.

By the time I left Dartmouth College, I regarded the management team as a dangerous group of people.

Dartmouth College demonstrated gross incompetence with mercury systems when I worked for them.

Dartmouth College has an established history of blatant incompetence with handling mercury.

I worked for Dartmouth College where Karen Wetterhahn was killed by mercury poisoning. I never received any industry recognized training in handling mercury systems and also ended up with nasty mercury poisoning.

While my degree opened up doors for me, it ultimately gave me occupational diseases.

While handling mercury systems in the employment of Columbia University and Dartmouth College, I have no recollection of receiving industry recognized health and safety training for the workplace hazards present.

My nickname when I worked at the university research and teaching hospital was ‘Angel’.