Former State University of New York Chancellor James Malatras will make a cool $450,000 for a one year paid “study leave” after being pressured into resigning his position for allegedly smearing one of Andrew Cuomo’s sexual harassment accusers, according to an investigation by the New York Post.
Even though he was pressured by lawmakers, faculty, and even New York Governor Kathy Hochul, Malatras will still be employed as a tenured faculty member at SUNY Empire College after his leave, where he will make a $186,660 annual salary.
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