Jury Awards $6M in CSU Harassment Case
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Jury Awards $6M in CSU Harassment Case
"Anissa Rogers, a former associate dean at CSUSB's Palm Desert campus from 2019 through 2022, alleged that she and other female employees were subjected to "severe or pervasive" gender-based harassment by system officials. Rogers alleged she observed unequal treatment of female employees by university administrators, which was never investigated when she raised concerns. Instead, Rogers said, she was forced to resign after expressing concerns."
"Rogers and Clare Weber, the former vice provost of the Palm Desert campus, sued the system and two San Bernardino officials in 2023. Weber alleged in the lawsuit that she was fired after expressing concerns about her low pay compared to male counterparts with similar duties. That lawsuit was later split, and Weber's case is reportedly expected to go to trial next year."
California State University system must pay $6 million to Anissa Rogers, a former associate dean at Cal State San Bernardino's Palm Desert campus. Rogers served from 2019 to 2022 and alleged she and other female employees faced "severe or pervasive" gender-based harassment by system officials. She reported observing unequal treatment of women that administrators never investigated and said she was forced to resign after raising concerns. Rogers and Clare Weber sued the system and two San Bernardino officials in 2023; Weber alleges she was fired after complaining about pay disparity. Weber's case was split and is expected to go to trial next year. CSUSB said it is disappointed and reviewing options.
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