Sadly, I think the original answer was the right one (in the sense that it's the only one that is likely to help the original poster; anything else jeopardizes her position). It's just not the one that people want to be the right one.
I mean, I understand where all the outrage is coming from... but it's not realistic to think that there is any possible way of dealing with inappropriate sexual advances from an academic advisor in today's world. Unless you're willing to lose your job to make a point.
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Date: 2015-06-16 10:51 pm (UTC)I mean, I understand where all the outrage is coming from... but it's not realistic to think that there is any possible way of dealing with inappropriate sexual advances from an academic advisor in today's world. Unless you're willing to lose your job to make a point.