
Nichols College president resigns over sexually inappropriate texts he allegedly sent to several students
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Nichols College in Massachusetts has accepted the resignation of Glenn Sulmasy, who is being investigated for inappropriate texts he allegedly sent during a previous employment.
"The President’s resignation comes amid the College’s third-party investigation, initiated after allegations of misconduct when he served at the U.S. Coast Guard Academy were first reported by CNN," a statement from the school read. "In light of these reports and facts uncovered to date during the College’s ongoing investigation, and their impact on President Sulmasy’s ability to lead Nichols College, the Board strongly believes the institution’s best interest is to pursue new leadership."
The resignation comes as Sulmasy is accused of exchanging more than 1,600 texts with several U.S. Coast Guard Academy cadets, some including explicit content and others implying academic favoritism, Worcester Business Journal reported.













