{snip}

The university’s Teachers College announced Wednesday it had imposed “serious sanctions” against Madonna G. Constantine. The college said a lengthy investigation uncovered numerous instances in which she used others’ work without attribution in papers she published in academic journals over the past five years.

{snip}

Details of the sanctions were not released, but Horowitz said Constantine was not suspended and will remain a tenured professor.

{snip}

Her lawyer, Paul J. Giacomo Jr., said his client can prove her innocence and called the school’s investigation “extremely underhanded from the beginning.” He said he will appeal the sanctions.

{snip}