by Structured Settlement Watchdog
Christine O'Donnell, the Delaware Senate nominee, is a "role model" for the remaining shameless credential puffers of the NSSTA.
According to "The Sarge", Washington Post's Greg Sargent, here, Christine O'Donnell listed the following under education in her LinkedIn profile.
"Post Modernism in the New Millennium"
It turns out it was just a course held in rented space at University of Oxford and held by The Phoenix Institute.
According to "The Sarge", Chris Fletcher, overseer of the Institute's 2001 Oxford Summer Programme, which included the course O'Donnell took, said the course was not actually overseen by Oxford.
"We never represented it as a course run by Oxford University," Fletcher, who is now an assistant professor of religious studies at Benedictine University in Illinois, told " The Sarge". Fletcher said the only connection to Oxford is that they rented space there and organized some lectures with "guest lecturers from Oxford and Cambridge" as well as from other institutions."It was our curriculum, and we did the grades," Fletcher continued. Fletcher's conclusion about O'Donnell's Oxford claim: "It's misleading."
Smells eerily familiar to some members of the National Structured Settlement Trade Association who apparently felt that 4 days in the vicinity of "Touchdown Jesus" was enough to make them one of the "The Fighting Irish" or part of its $90,000 Executive MBA program, or having fulfilled the post graduate requirements at University of Notre Dame for relative chump change.
CSSC | 4 days in the vicinity of "Touchdown Jesus" DOES NOT make you one of " The Fighting Irish"! - Structured Settlements 4Real® Blog: Structured Settlements | Settlement Planning News and John Darer Reviews (typepad.com)
As to Christine O'Donnell, she took "fake it 'til you make it" too far. Her supporters have to understand that she is supposed to be a role model. As a nation we've already suffered from an elected official who lied under oath and on national TV.
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