Questions: Education & Career

I’ve got through to interview for the job advertising “circa 52k” but don’t want to waste time with it if they can’t get anywhere near the 64k I was offered for another job.

So the meeting I had with the investigator for my alleged misconduct didn't go well. Not only did she refuse to address me by my pronouns but also she ended the meeting prematurely because I refused to doxx myself on camera. She already has access to my personal information anyways and govt ID can easily be forged and showing it on camera is very insecure. She told me yesterday that I can just send a written statement defending myself, which I did with the help of ChatGPT.

I've read the code of conduct and the sanction/hearing procedure, and I wonder what will I be punished with? I've already filed a human rights complaint to the government for her refusing to address me by my pronouns (idgaf if it's petty, I'll use the tranny card if forced to) and delaying the investigation until I visit my psychiatrist and receive diagnostic report. I also tried to file one to my school but my associate dean keeps ignoring me and sadly it's up to him to contact the human rights department first. I have also contacted several law firms to get an attorney and only 1 so far has contacted me back.

As for next steps going forward, it'll take up to 10 business days for the investigator to finish her investigation and sanction me. For the sanctions, they can be as mild as a warning or support agreement to being as moderate as restrictions or behaviour contract to as severe as suspension and expulsion. I'm accused of sending inappropriate messages over a class Discord server that are allegedly hateful, disruptive, threatening, harassment, discriminatory, etc. Worst I wrote was observations and questions of other people's identity markers.