Alaska Supreme Court January 29, 1993, S-5258 (Odum v. University of Alaska, Anchorage)

OPINION

PER CURIAM.

The University of Alaska-Anchorage (University) terminated Rose M. Odum as an associate professor. She filed a complaint for declaratory relief, claiming that the University had denied her due process of law guaranteed by the United States

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and Alaska Constitutions,

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and also had denied her procedures guaranteed by the Alaska Administrative Procedures Act (APA), AS 44.62.