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The university accused Sang Hea Kil, professor of justice studies, of violating her duty and responsibility as a faculty member by “directing and encouraging students” to violate university policies that regulate free speech on campus and promote diversity and equal opportunity.

Officials also accused Kil of “engaging in harassing and offensive conduct and comments directed towards colleagues,” including posting photos publicly of one or more of them with what they deemed to be “inflammatory comments and creating a risk of harm on them,” according to the letter reviewed by The Times.

In a written statement and phone interview, Kil denied the university’s allegations.

Kil is the second professor at the university to be suspended.

A day after Kil was suspended, the CSU Student Divestment Coalition, the group demanding that the system’s schools divest from firms that do business with Israel, launched a social media campaign and called on the San José State’s president to drop disciplinary charges against Kil.