EVERYTHING you NEED to know about Cynthia Villagomez PUBLIC RECORDS: Bankruptcy, Property & Criminal Records

Cynthia Villagomez, a Winston Salem State University teacher, received terrible reviews on a professor's rating website after having a Black student arrested. The latter was charged with disorderly conduct.

The Winston Salem State University student, who has been identified as Leilla Hamoud, revealed on Instagram that she was handcuffed after getting into an argument with Cynthia Villagomez over a college assignment.

The professor of history had asked Hamoud's group to make changes to their project “six hours before” their presentation because it was incorrect. However, Hamoud allegedly failed to do so and still came to class to present it with her group.

The two went on to get into a verbal argument with each other, prompting the professor to ask Hamoud to leave the classroom. When she refused, Villagomez consulted with another teacher, which led to police intervention.

Who is Cynthia Villagomez? Everything to know about the Winston Salem State University teacher

After the video of the arrest went viral on social media, the teacher was quick to remove her LinkedIn page from the website. However, netizens managed to get a screenshot of the same. According to her page, Villagomez is an associate professor of history and the department’s chairperson.

She graduated from San Diego State University. Villagomez also holds a master’s of arts degree and a Ph.D. from the University of California.

Cynthia Villagomez has been listed as one of the teachers on the popular website Rate My Professors. Anonymous users have given her a grade of 2.5/5.

According to the ratings distribution, only three people voted that she was an “awesome” teacher, one person voted that she was a “good” teacher, another one person opined that she was an “OK” teacher, and 511 students voted that she was an awful teacher.

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