But a Ph.D. from a known diploma mill! That's just embarrassing. And an insult to those of us who had to work for years to get our degree at an accredited institution.
It reminds me of a smooth talking coworker who, it turned out, had his "Ph.D." from a similar institution. We just had to ignore him as best we could. He moved from lab to lab too as people found him out. I do hope that she is in fact truly qualified for her post.
Could it be a computer spelling checker mistake. Columbus University when she meant to type Columbia University?
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