UC Davis Reportedly Paid Consultants $175,000 To Bury Bad Press And Pepper Spray Incident
- 8 years ago
According to a recently published article in the Sacramento Bee, UC Davis took extraordinary – and questionable – measures to bolster its image.
Universities depend greatly on their reputations as a means of attracting top talent and keeping classrooms filled.
According to a recently published article in the Sacramento Bee, University of California-Davis took extraordinary – and questionable – measures to bolster its image.
In an effort to distance itself from the much-publicized 2011 pepper spray incident, in which protesting students were sprayed with the caustic substance by campus security, the university hired consultants.
Universities depend greatly on their reputations as a means of attracting top talent and keeping classrooms filled.
According to a recently published article in the Sacramento Bee, University of California-Davis took extraordinary – and questionable – measures to bolster its image.
In an effort to distance itself from the much-publicized 2011 pepper spray incident, in which protesting students were sprayed with the caustic substance by campus security, the university hired consultants.