Re: Discrimination/Invasion of Privace

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On 9/08/01, cladyk wrote:
> While attending UMSL I was discriminated against and my
> privacy was invaded by the Curators of the Art Department.
> I reported to the incident to school officials and
> MCHR/EEOC. I was my understanding that my complaint was
> against Norman Seay for invasion on privacy and Carol Ann
> Christ for denying me the right to have a book. Instead,
> the information I received from MCHR was pertaining to John
> Young, an employee who has nothing to do with me nor my
> academic endeavors.
> How should I handle this dilemma? HELP!
> Sincerely,
> cladyk

When you filed your charge, you had to sign an affidavit
describing the substance of your complaint and identifying
whom it was against. If I were you, I would take all your
paperwork back to the Agency and speak with the original
Intake Worker or current case worker now assigned to your
charge. Explain to them the specific issue your raising now --
that the persons whom you believed were responsible for the
discrimination are apparantly not named in the charge your
now referencing. Its impossible to state what's going on
without reviewing all the paperwork, including your affidavit
and the actual charge that was served on the school. There
may have been an administrative error at the agency or maybe
there has been a personnel change at the school. Personnel at
the Agency should be able to clear up the issue. Good luck.

Re: Discrimination/Invasion of Privace, 10/18/01, by Jayne Cucchiara.

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