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Thursday, May 7, 2015

City, ACLU Reach $1.6M Settlement In Police Officer Hiring Discrimination Lawsuit « CBS Pittsburgh

City, ACLU Reach $1.6M Settlement In Police Officer Hiring Discrimination Lawsuit « CBS Pittsburgh
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I am an assistant professor of public administration and the director of public administration and undergraduate organizational leadership programs at Point Park University in Pittsburgh, PA. I have over 30 years of experience in public safety and disaster management and 25 years as a teacher, instructor and professor.
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