LSU Shreveport med school administrators accused of sexual harassment, bullying
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Source: The Advocate
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SHREVEPORT - Employees of the LSU medical school in Shreveport filed complaints with the federal government about Chancellor Dr. Ghali E. Ghali and other senior leadership members for sexual harassment, gender discrimination and retaliatory actions.
The complaints, which were filed with the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission by four employees, also had been filed weeks ago with the LSU System’s Title IX office.
According to The Advocate, 16 medical students reported sexual harassment by an administrative faculty member. F. Scott Kennedy, former dean of admissions, was accused of making female students and applicants write book reports on pornographic stories.