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WATERVILLE, Maine Hanover High graduate and Colby College women’s lacrosse midfielder Amelia Lubrano has been chosen the women’s NCAA Division III winner of the Yeardley Reynolds Love Unsung Hero Award.The honor goes to three women and three men.
Coaches at Colby College push for equal pay, treatment
Six female coaches have filed a complaint with the Maine Human Rights Commission alleging they re paid less than their male counterparts and asked to do more work. Author: Hannah Dineen (NEWS CENTER Maine) Published: 9:57 PM EDT May 3, 2021 Updated: 11:20 AM EDT May 4, 2021
WATERVILLE, Maine
DISCLAIMER: Writer Hannah Dineen attended and played ice hockey at Colby College. Complainant Holley Tyng was not her coach while she attended Colby.
Six female Colby College coaches have filed a complaint with the Maine Human Rights Commission. The complaint alleges the coaches are asked to perform more work for less pay than their male counterparts.
Coaches at Colby College push for equal pay, treatment
Six female coaches have filed a complaint with the Maine Human Rights Commission alleging they re paid less than their male counterparts and asked to do more work. Author: Hannah Dineen (NEWS CENTER Maine) Published: 9:57 PM EDT May 3, 2021 Updated: 11:20 AM EDT May 4, 2021
WATERVILLE, Maine
DISCLAIMER: Writer Hannah Dineen attended and played ice hockey at Colby College. Complainant Holley Tyng was not her coach while she attended Colby.
Six female Colby College coaches have filed a complaint with the Maine Human Rights Commission. The complaint alleges the coaches are asked to perform more work for less pay than their male counterparts.
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By - Associated Press - Sunday, May 2, 2021
WATERVILLE, Maine (AP) - Six female coaches at Colby College have filed a complaint with the Maine Human Rights Commission alleging they are paid significantly less than their male counterparts.
The complaint, filed in March, says the coaches were told male coaches had “higher market value” and that the Waterville school’s men’s athletic teams receive more resources than women’s teams.
Colby College and the coaches issued a one-paragraph joint statement Friday saying they are “working together productively and collaboratively” through the Human Rights Commission and they are abiding by confidentiality rules.