SHREVEPORT, La. - A Shreveport attorney says shortly after Dr. G.E. Ghali, the chancellor of LSU Health Sciences Center in Shreveport, was accused of sexual discrimination and harassment by four
ULM School of Allied Health recognizes outstanding students
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Published May 12, 2021
The University of Louisiana Monroe School of Allied Health in the College of Health Sciences, announces the Spring 2021 Undergraduate and Graduate Student Awards.
“The Outstanding Undergraduate and Graduate Student Award - Recognition of Excellence
provides an opportunity for the SOAH to recognize the achievements and outstanding work of our undergraduate and graduate students,” said Allied Health Program Coordinator Jessica Dolecheck, Ph.D.
The 2021 SOAH Awards committee is commended for their work on facilitating the nomination process and acknowledging our awardees for their distinguished performance within their programs, the School of Allied Health, and the College of Health Science.
Jones is representing Jennifer Woerner, DMD, MD, associate dean of academic affairs; Sharon Dunn, PhD, dean of the School of Allied Health; Christina Notarianni, MD, director of pediatric neurosurgery; and Christi Rinaudo, EdD, of the department of academic affairs. Jones said the complaints against Ghali stem from ongoing gender-based discrimination and retaliation.
Last month, after deep thought and much personal consternation, Jones clients filed claims with LSU s main Title IX office, charging that Ghali fostered pervasive gender-based discrimination, sexually inappropriate behavior, and permissiveness of sexually inappropriate behavior by male colleagues, according to a statement from Jones.
LSU s Title IX office dismissed the women s claims, Jones said.
SHREVEPORT, La. Four LSU Health Sciences employees went public Wednesday with their complaints about gender-based discrimination and retaliation aimed at Medical School chancellor Dr. G.E. Ghali.
Published March 15, 2021
The University of Louisiana Monroe will offer a graduate certificate in Interprofessional Leadership in Healthcare beginning with the Fall 2021 semester.
The certificate is in the Health Studies program in the School of Allied Health of the ULM College of Health Sciences. It is the only one of its kind in Louisiana.
As Louisiana continues to shift toward serving people in the community, there is a need to create healthcare workers who practice interprofessional collaboration, according to Jessica Dolecheck, Ph.D., Program Director of ULM Health Studies.
This graduate certificate will appeal to many students and healthcare workers as