A University of North Carolina researcher was fired after three women made vague, non-sexual allegations against him — he’s now suing, alleging that the university violated its own policies when firing him and provided him little to no chance to defend himself.
Christopher Wretman received his undergraduate, master’s, and doctorate from UNC and was hired as a senior data analyst for the university in 2017. His main job was research, but he also taught as an adjunct faculty member at the university’s School of Social Work. His work focused on the disadvantages of the young and old, and economic and social inequities.
While obtaining his doctorate, Wretman says he fell in love with faculty member Dr. Rebecca Macy, and the two have owned a home together since 2020. The school approved their relationship, and the two worked on research projects together once Wretman was hired by…
