Loyola University Chicago’s medical school recently removed requirements from an internship application that would have barred students from applying because of their race or ethnicity.
Following a discrimination complaint filed by Do No Harm’s Laura L. Morgan, the Department of Education (DOEd) notified Morgan that it dropped its investigation into the Stritch School of Medicine on Feb. 17, according to Morgan’s interview with Campus Reform.
In what appears to be a response to Morgan’s complaint, the medical school removed identity-based requirements for its Diversity in Surgery Visiting Sub-Internship Program.
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