Documentary books and public opinion issues
BIOGRAPHIES & MEMOIRS
COLLECTIVE INJUSTICE BOOKS SERIES
COLLECTIVE INJUSTICE (VOLUME 13)SJSU: The Continuous Nightmare- by Professor Dr. Mohamed Fayad
SJSU: The Continuous Nightmare
San Jose University professors’ neglect, discrimination, and
ugly behavior toward me and my students have caused me a
lot of trouble, pain, and discomfort. I knew from the start
that I was persona non grata. Although I tried to search for a
similar position, my advanced age represented my biggest ob-
stacle. I had several interviews at more than ten universities
for a full-time job from 2010 to 2016. At the beginning of 2016,
my heart started to have health problems because they mis-
treated me. Still, with determination, I continued to work
and provide feedback to students within and outside the uni-
versity.
Meanwhile, I visited hospitals and emergency rooms on week-
ends when needed. A week before the semester’s final exam,
Stanford University suggested that I stay in the hospital for
some tests. During this period, I prepared the exam for the stu-
dents and sent it ready for distribution at the time of the
exam. Then, I had a heart transplant and ended up in the hos-
pital. Despite this, I was not supported financially or morally
by the university for the proposed period of recovery. In addi-
tion, the heinous collective injustice against me has contin-
ued until now.
COLLECTIVE INJUSTICE (VOLUME 14)They (at San Jose State University) Robbed my Post (from Fall 2008 to Present)- by Professor Dr. Mohamed Fayad
They (at San Jose State University) Robbed my Post (from Fall 2008
to Present)
This Book contains many instances of SJSU’s collective injustice
against me, as they deprived me of everything that belonged to me
as a full-time university professor. They robbed me of my post (from
fall 2008 to the Present) as I was isolated from the department, col-
lege, and university. Moreover, they treated me like a persona non
grata. To add insult to injury, they did not pay me my financial and
employment dues as I calculated the amounts that were unlawfully
stolen from me (more than 200,000$). This is in addition to my
stolen rights to the job pension.
Moreover, they deprived me of the support I was entitled to, like
teaching assistance, publications, travel, and other services. They
even prevented me from providing feedback to my students. Further-
more, they appointed spies on me from students and university pro-
fessors. This is one of several forms of corruption among corrupted
faculty, staff, students, and the California Faculty Association
(CFA). This is the tip of the iceberg. As a result, they killed me aca-
demically, financially, psychologically, physically, and morally. The
funny thing is that everyone who has harmed me has received an
award for their satanic behavior. It’s strange to see this in the great-
est country on Earth-the United States of America.
COLLECTIVE INJUSTICE (VOLUME 15)SJSU: The Four Months of Hellfire (Jan. To 1st week of June 2017)- by Professor Dr. Mohamed Fayad
SJSU: The Four Months of Hellfire (Jan. To 1st week of June
2017)
VOLUME 15
This book summarizes my tragedy and suffering during four
months or more of hellfire at San Jose State University
(SJSU. They represented an actual killing to me as a professor
who had undergone a heart transplant. All the misfortunes
happened in the spring of 2017, especially since my first sus-
pension from work at the end of May 2017. Despite the objec-
tion of the medical team to the heart transplant, I was forced
to return to university in a wheelchair, and then all the ca-
tastrophes began. They deprived me of my job, financial bene-
fits, and due support. They gave me many unjustified assign-
ments to make me fail on purpose. As a result, I experienced
four months and a half of hellfire (from the final week of Janu-
ary 2017 to the first week of June 2017).
