Ajoudae, finding out the facts… Professor Jeong “I won’t do an interview”
A university professor known as a’manga drawing doctor’ wrote a post. He boasted that his son became a medical doctor with his help and became an assistant professor at an early age. The second son is also working as a special researcher in the anatomy class where his father is a professor. However, it was confirmed that the second son’s major was not medicine, but manga.
This is Seo Hyo-jung reporter.
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This is an article posted on Twitter by Professor Jeong Mo, Professor of Anatomy Class at Ajou University School of Medicine.
“I don’t talk about my family, but I’ll only do it today (2 days),” he said.
Soon after, he said, “My son became an assistant professor in the anatomy class of Mo Medical University.”
He introduces that his son is the co-author of the neuroanatomy textbook he wrote, and he adds that he was famous in the world even before he became an assistant professor.
The article that reminded me of’Dad Chance’ became controversial online and led to suspicion.
The son, Mr. A, is known to have worked as a teaching assistant in his father’s anatomy class.
In the anatomy classroom, he published a doctoral dissertation related to neuroanatomy, and only 20 papers were co-authors with his father.
Doctorate degrees and dissertations are considered prerequisites for appointment as professors in medical school.
Professor Jung’s second son, B, is also working as a special researcher in the anatomy class.
As a result of the interview, it was confirmed that he had majored in manga.
Ajou University explained, “There is no problem with regulations for my son to work as an assistant in the father’s classroom.”
Regarding the hiring process, he said, “I know that the professor was specially recruited for the individual needs.
Professor Jeong closed his Twitter account after controversy.
Professor Jung has communicated through the school that he will not be interviewed.
Ajou University said it was checking the facts.
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