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NextGov has called the University of Maryland and verified that he did receive an M.S. in Information Systems Mgmt in 2001: http://techinsider.nextgov.com/2009
by luigi 17y ago
NextGov has called the University of Maryland and verified that he did receive an M.S. in Information Systems Mgmt in 2001:
http://techinsider.nextgov.com/2009/08/on_kundras_college_records.php http://techinsider.nextgov.com/2009/08/on_kundras_college_re...
Dvorak, on the other hand, appears to have used a website that cost $6.50 as his source (see his screenshots).
- look_lookatme 17y agoDvorak called the University of Maryland, College Park and they said they had no record of him receiving a degree at there, which is what everyone things of when they read University of Maryland. NextGov confirmed he has an MS at UMUC, which might have a shared history with UMD, but only UMD is allowed to be known as the University of Maryland. This is so obviously a non-story, or at least not worth more than a short, transparency inspired blog post. Of all Dvoraks bonehead stories, this one takes the cake. Still, I'd like to see Kundra's bio updated to reflect the actual university he received that degree from. I would never say I received an MS from the University of Texas, when in fact I received one from some other UT system school, and certainly wouldn't phrase it that way on my .gov bio page.