A tenured professor can be fired for moral turpitude. According to the American Association of University Professors (AAUP) Statement of Principles, tenure can be revoked for cause, including "moral turpitude,"
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which is defined as behavior that would evoke condemnation by the academic community generally. This can encompass serious misconduct such as criminal conduct, sexual harassment, selling grades, theft, or other actions that bring the institution into disrepute.
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In cases involving moral turpitude, the requirement for one year of notice or severance pay may be waived. Examples of such dismissals include professors fired for using racial slurs in class or making offensive social media posts.
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