EAST LANSING, Mich. - A Michigan State University physiology professor who was suspended after more than half a dozen women accused him of sexual harassment has returned to work at the school that has been beset by allegations of sexual misconduct in recent years.
Robert Wiseman, who teaches at the College of Osteopathic Medicine, was suspended without pay from Feb. 22 through April 4, school spokeswoman Emily Guerrant told the Lansing State Journal in a story published Tuesday.
Wiseman started working at the East Lansing school in 2001, and the allegations against him date back to 2002, according to the report.
The report said Wiseman told investigators the allegations by the women were not specific and he denied acting inappropriately.
The complaints against Wiseman were just the latest in a series of sexual assault allegations at Michigan State.