Wilson said that although members of the Board of Advisors contribute lectures, none are considered faculty members.
And a Concord press release said members of the Board of Advisors "guide instruction."
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"He has not had regular contact with students," Wilson said. "Students in our courses have regular contact with other faculty members via e-mail, phone, and regular synchronous on-line sessions," she added.
In an interview with The Crimson, Fineberg drew an analogy to a Harvard professor teaching at MIT.
"If Arthur Miller is teaching at another university, then that, on the face of it, is contradictory to the rules," Fineberg said.