'Such feelings from a teacher toward a student–while inevitable given that we’re only human–are usually toxic to all involved when expressed openly.”
A music professor at Hofstra University, a private university on Long Island, New York, issued a second apology to a student on Wednesday. His statement of remorse came a day after the school newspaper published an article exposing the contents of a letter he penned last year, which detailed his feelings for the student.
"As I started reading, I was shocked," Scolari told Newsweek. "I tried thinking of thoughtful rebuttals to each point as I read, considering his perspective first and assuming responsibility for misrepresenting myself to him." When Scolari read the segment about the situation being toxic, she told Newsweek she recognized"manipulation for what it was." The experience was isolating and required some time to overcome the feeling she was at fault for"somehow inviting it."
The letter concluded with the sentiment that regardless of how Scolari responded, she gave Carter “so much joy” and he would miss her. University administrators, in collaboration with faculty, are proposing changes to the formal policies regarding such matters. Current university policy prohibits all faculty members, including graduate students, from having a sexual relationship or conducting themselves in a way that could be reasonably perceived as inviting or encouraging a sexual relationship with a student.
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