he was not sure whether Armstrong would
be allowed back at UNMC, her main clinical site. Hoversten
also called Gondringer about the incident on the bus ride.
                (b) April 23, 2013, Meeting
  On April 23, less than a week after the conference ended,
Armstrong had a meeting at Clarkson. In attendance at the
meeting were Armstrong; Hoversten; Dr. Tony Damewood, the
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vice president of operations for Clarkson; and the vice presi-
dent of academic affairs. Armstrong brought an attorney to the
April 23 meeting. According to Armstrong, her attorney was
not allowed in the meeting by Damewood, who made him wait
in the hallway.
   The decision was made to place Armstrong on probation for
violating the AANA Code of Ethics and the CRNA program
handbook. Armstrong was told at the meeting that she would
not