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Fresno State Establishes Task Force Following Sexual Harrassment Scandal
Fresno State Establishes Task Force Following Sexual Harrassment Scandal
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18 minutes
Released:
Feb 9, 2022
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Podcast episode
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Fresno State University is creating a new task force to assess its policies and procedures on harassment and discrimination. This comes after a recent investigation by USA Today revealed that the school’s former president and current Cal State University Chancellor Joseph Castro badly mishandled claims of sexual harassment against a top administrator.
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