UPDATE: An email message received from Mr. Ryan Julison 9:10pm 11/27/12:
I was just looking at your site and wanted to ask that you correct two pieces of inaccurate information.
1. My website is live. It has been for some time. I did take it down to make updates, but put it back up a while later.
2. I have never scrubbed my Facebook page. Go on my Julison Communications page and see for yourself. Click on March, 2012 and you’ll see that every post you say was deleted is indeed right there and always has been.
Once you have reviewed both of these items, I would appreciate you correcting the this on your site. – Ryan Julison
Attn: Treepers – What questions would you have for Ryan Julison? Don’t be snarky – be considerate and thoughtful in your considerations. Mr. Ryan Julison does not deserve respect because he has not earned it. However he does deserve courtesy.
Mr. Julison has also agreed to be interviewed.
Given ALL of the historical context you are now aware of, what questions would you like to see Ryan Julison honestly answer?
Previously submitted post below -May 4th 2012– for context and intellectual stimulation. (more…)
















For 15 years, teachers in three Southern states paid Clarence Mumford Sr. (pictured left) — himself a longtime educator — to send someone else to take the tests in their place, authorities said. Each time, Mumford received a fee of between $1,500 and $3,000 to send one of his test ringers with fake identification to the Praxis exam. In return, his customers got a passing grade and began their careers as cheaters, according to federal prosecutors in Memphis.