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Yale Universitys medical school has formed a task force on gender equity amid scrutiny of the handling of a researchers accusation of sexual harassment. Yale suspended Michael Simons for 18 months as the medical schools cardiology chief last year and mandated he take sexual harassment training after complaints from a postdoctoral associate and her boyfriend, according to the New York Times. The penalty was lighter than recommended by a university committee, drawing criticism from faculty and raising questions about Yales handling of such complaints, the newspaper said. Clearly there are concerns in the medical school about the work environment, Yale President Peter Salovey said in a Nov. 2 statement. We must -- and will -- deal with inappropriate behavior consistently, no matter what position a person holds. Yale is among dozens of colleges across the country where students have filed complaints with the U.S. Education Department alleging their schools failed to comply with federal laws to prevent and appropriately respond to campus sexual misconduct. In a resolution reached with the department in 2012, New Haven, Connecticut-based Yale agreed to take a number of steps across the university to improve how it handles and reports allegations of sexual assault. The latest … Continue reading →