ATLANTA — A Georgia State University professor has been removed from teaching classes on campus after she called school police last week on two students who arrived late to class, officials said Monday.
Carissa Gray, an associate English professor, will not teach any of her classes in-person this semester on Georgia State’s Newton County campus, the university’s communications director, Andrea Jones, told The Atlanta Journal-Constitution on Monday. Gray will teach one class virtually.
“She was removed from teaching the in-person classes so students could finish the semester with minimal disruption,” Jones said.
