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Northwestern University and J. Michael Bailey Northwestern University is home base to several key people involved in the publication of The Man Who Would Be Queen by J. Michael Bailey. Bailey was Chair of their psychology department until shortly before he was secretly disciplined following an internal investigation into his research activities in November 2004.
Formal complaints Many women portrayed in Bailey's book have registered formal complaints with Northwestern about Bailey's research methodology • (07-03-2003) LINK: Full text of formal complaint (by Anjelica Kieltyka) • (07-14-2003) LINK: Full text of formal complaint (by Victoria) • (07-23-2003) LINK: Full text of formal complaint (by a third Bailey research subject) • (07-23-2003) LINK: Full text of formal complaint (by a fourth Bailey research subject) • (07-29-2003) LINK: Full text of formal complaint (by Deirdre McCloskey and Lynn Conway) Northwestern's full investigation On 12 November 2003, Northwestern University's oversight committee for the protection of research subjects notified Anjelica Kieltyka that they and Dean Daniel I.P. Linzer were recommending proceeding to a full investigation. Full text of the letter follows the scan.
Other documents related to Northwestern University Daily Northwestern student newspaper coverage LINK: Letter to Northwestern University leadership (by Ben Barres, M.D., Ph.D.) LINK: Letter to Northwestern University leadership (by Ben Barres, M.D., Ph.D.) LINK: Author is ripped for transsexual research (by Robert Becker, Chicago Tribune) LINK: NU investigates charges over book (by Robert Becker, Chicago Tribune) LINK: Letter to Psychology faculty LINK: Lynn Conway's letter to Bailey's replacement, Alice Eagly |
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