::::::: The preceding comment was filled with blatant lies. The only students he was working with when I was there where Iranians. He was part of an Iranian student union, and had Iranian politics all over his facebook account as well as pictures with Iranian students attending UGA at the time. Not that there is anything wrong with that, but he was extremely reverse racist against American students. I notice the commenter didn't even try to dispute that claim and said he worked with Indian and Chinese (not americans). He did superficially try to address the issue of low american student members in the grad program, but then he misgraded all the american student's projects and tried to imply that they just didn't measure up. His grading schemes were demonstrably nonsense and depended on reasoning that had nothing to do with the assignments as given to the students. American students would attempt to work with him in full faith, and he would steal their ideas, give them to students under him, and then falsely claim that the american student was to lazy to bring the ideas to fruition. He also put a large amount of effort into unexpectedly deriding people asking him for help in front of others, so that if they did end up working with him he could falsely appear as the main proponent of that person's research. He was a world class social manipulator - a skill someone develops when they know they don't have the brains for their position.

 

 

::::You can use Georgia Open Records to get a copy of the full report - the above are the overall concluding remarks of the report (the rest explains the procedures followed and consulting suggestions/recommendations). I have not seen the full report other than what I quoted above. My colleague's former Head of Department had seen the full report - the report was very positive for Dr. Arabnia. [[User:Mansoor-siamak|Mansoor-siamak]] ([[User talk:Mansoor-siamak|talk]]) 15:31, 19 September 2014 (UTC)