Murillo v. University of San Francisco
Murillo v. University of San Francisco
223 F. App'x 578
Murillo v. University of San Francisco
Opinion of the Court
MEMORANDUM
Even if Murillo’s evidence was sufficient to meet his prima facie burden under McDonnell Douglas, the University established that the reasons it denied Murillo’s tenure application — its well-documented concerns over his poor teaching evaluations and its reservations about the weight and quality of his academic work, and the resulting insufficient ratings under the CBA — were legitimate and non-discriminatory.
Nor did Murillo submit evidence establishing a genuine issue of fact as to pretext.
AFFIRMED.
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