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Methodist College

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  • Othniel L

    Date: 08/26/2023

    A racist and evil staff in education business! In March 2023 of the Spring semester at Methodist College ****** IL, two clinical instructors (Linda D***** and Lindsey O*****) team up to lie (in writing - evidence available) and the former sitting down with the student in an attempt to coax the student into signing the mid-term evaluation document containing the false statement, that this black student, despite being put on hold from clinical sessions, still came to the clinical site at Methodist ********, was sent home, and given a zero, which was expected to lead to the student failing the 2nd degree BSN program's final internship course and getting kicked out out of the program while in his finals semester preparing for the NCLEX thru ATI as well. Meanwhile the middle adulthood student in his 40s was at home with his wife and kids in ******* 3 hours away from ******. The Dean of Nursing conspiring to fail the student beforehand since the start of the Spring 2023 semester. Conspiracy joined in by the Vice Chancellor, the registrar, the vice president of enrollment management, the Graduate Nursing Program Coordinator and CNA and other notable staff such as Gwen and Kevin (**** ***** ***** ** ********************************************. Conspiracy halted by the African-American Chancellor after she was received a dismissal letter to forward to the black student, but she instead rang his phone, had an hour conversation with him to gather background information. She then ordered the Vice Chancellor that same day to review the students formal complaints (about the Dean, the clinical instructors and a lab instructor) submitted days earlier by the student but had been swept under the rug by the VC. The decision to dismissed the student got reversed, the Chancellor resigned from her position, and the student now needing a lawyer to seek over $63k reimburses after having decided to abandon the hostile academic environment full of continuous evil intent to destroy his life.

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