Medical School Drops Race Requirement from Internship Application
A medical school has dropped requirements for an internship that would have barred white and Asian applicants following an investigation.
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A medical school has dropped requirements for an internship that would have barred white and Asian applicants following an investigation.
Do No Harm, the Virginia non-profit responsible for the federal complaint against the university, previously sued Pfizer unsuccessfully
The Department of Surgery at Loyola University Chicago Stritch School of Medicine allegedly violated Title VI by restricting its sub-internship program to people of color.
The Department of Education announced it is investigating Loyola University Chicago's Stritch School of Medicine following accusations that the school places racial limits on its internship program and requires applicants to submit images of themselves.
The United States Department of Education will investigate a race-based internship program at a Chicago medical school which requires applicants to submit a photo of themselves, according to medical watchdog group Do No Harm.