"It's an absolute travesty," said a fellow Touro professor. "I am surprised that Touro is allowing him to continue teaching given the nature of the charges."
The colleague said Touro officials have never addressed the scandal with students or faculty - and suggested that Kiwak is protected by his mother-in-law, Faye Walkenfeld, who chairs the behavioral sciences department in which Kiwak works.
A few months before Kiwak's arrest, the accuser's advocate informed Walkenfeld of her allegations as well as complaints by female students that he used sex slang and profanity and discussed porn in classes.
The alleged sex-abuse victim, who had no connection to Touro, first sought private counseling from Kiwak because she was the victim of sexual assault. She accuses him of coercing her into having sex with him several times.
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