September 24, 1999
U. of Alabama at Birmingham Loses Sex-Bias Case
A federal jury has awarded more than $725,000 to a former assistant professor at the University of Alabama at Birmingham in a sexual-discrimination lawsuit.
Barbara Michael sued the university in 1997, charging that it had discriminated against her in failing to renew her contract in 1995.
Most of her allegations were directed against Roger Nance, a former chairman of the anthropology department. She alleged that he had been more critical of her than of
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