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Solidarity with Peter Mayo

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TIMOTHY DENIS IRELAND
3 years ago

I would sincerely like to hope that Peter Mayo's case is reviewed in the light of his great contribution to academic life and to the University of Malta.

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Katarina Popovic
3 years ago

Peter Mayo is an exceptional scholar and intellectual, whose contributions to the field of adult education have been truly enormous! His expertise and dedication have greatly enriched our organization and the lives of many individuals. As a colleague, I strongly believe that retaining Peter within our ranks is of utmost importance. His wealth of knowledge and experience are invaluable assets that continue to inspire and guide us in our work. It would be a great loss for our team and the community if he were to retire. I wholeheartedly support this petition to encourage Peter Mayo to continue his meaningful work with us. Let us come together and show our appreciation for his remarkable efforts, urging him to stay and be an integral part of our collective journey toward further advancements in adult education.

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Tony Ward
3 years ago

Peter is a giant in the world of Education. His academic Productivity, moral integrity, grasp of history, commitment to his students, inspiration to his colleagues, and passion for social justice are exemplary. That he should be treated so badly by an institution that he has served faultlessly for so many years reflects not on Peter, but on the University. I suggest most strongly that he be reinstated without delay. Otherwise, the University of Malta will find itself viewed as a pariah in the academic world. Tony Ward PhD. Retired professor of Architecture, Cultural Studies and Critical Education Studies

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Rhonda Balzan Bastow
3 years ago

Deeply committed, high functioning and achieving senior academics like Peter Mayo are hard to find. He has put UoM on the map; intending to apply Masters Adult Education online in September, I am rethinking intended enrollment should the Professor not be reinstated fulltime immediately.

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Jones Irwin
3 years ago Featured

This decision seems very unjust. Professor Mayo's work and commitment to support other related work has been an immense influence on education throughout the world. In Ireland, his work is a very significant influence on adult education especially. Solidarity!

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Harry Smaller
3 years ago

It's hard to imagine a university turning down a researcher of Dr. Mayo's stature! Please do the right thing!

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Heathcliff Schembri
3 years ago

Thank you for everything, Prof. Mayo!

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Victor Degiovanni
3 years ago

Peter Mayo deserves Better then this,

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Mario Mifsud
3 years ago

I agree with petion and give it my support/

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Lillian
3 years ago

Peter Mayo is an outstanding member of the university.

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Frei Betto
3 years ago

Popular Education, Brasil

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Paolo Vittoria
3 years ago

Solidarity with great intellectual and academic Peter Mayo

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Howard Stevenson University of Nottingham
3 years ago

Solidarity Peter

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Renate Holub
3 years ago

Peter Mayo has produced important international work in critical pedagogy. Renate Holub, University of California, Berkeley

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Fazal Rizvi
3 years ago

The University of Malta cannot afford to lose its distinguished faculty. Please reinstate him.

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Victoria Butters
3 years ago

I truly hope that Mr Mayo will once again be given his due place in University. Such shameful and disrespecting attitude to wards Mr Mayo is unacceptable.

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Paul Edgar Heywood
3 years ago

His academic record is out- standing.

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Anna Spiteri
3 years ago

Which institution in the civilized world would kick out one of its best well known academic assets! Shame on our university

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Nahla Abdo
3 years ago

The University of Malta is erring big time. This is not a way to treat Peter Mayo, the internationally renowned scholar and activist. The university of Malta should reinstate Peter Mayo immediately for their own academic reputaion.

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Michael W Apple
3 years ago

Peter Mayo is one of the most respected scholars of critical education internationally. There is no doubt that he richly deserves the extension and I call upon the University of Malta administration to quickly reverse its decision.