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A Globe review of a passage from Gay’s dissertation found her language matched, nearly verbatim, the language from a 1996 paper from Harvard academics Bradley Palmquist and Stephen Voss, with only minor changes of word choice and punctuation.
Gay is accused of lifting words, phrases, and sentences from other sources without proper attribution. See excerpts comparing her writing with that of the scholars listed.
Harvard’s recent correction of two academic papers written by Harvard’s president did not address even clearer examples of plagiarism from earlier in Claudine Gay’s academic history at the school, according to a CNN analysis of her writings.
Claudine Gay, the president of Harvard, has amended two of her articles following accusations of plagiarism. Gay has been under an intense spotlight following October 7.
Harvard President Claudine Gay Submits Corrections to Two Articles Amid Allegations of Plagiarism | News | The Harvard Crimson