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Hoyas probing allegations vs. track and field program - The Washington PostPublished by
Pub;ished by Liz Clarke/The Washington Post on July 20, 2015
Georgetown’s track and field team is the subject of two university-led investigations into allegations of hazing, sexual harassment and racial bias. Evidence of sexual misconduct in the men’s track team first surfaced in late April, when a student apparently affiliated with the men’s track team sent a video trailer via the university’s e-mail system for the so-called “Hoya Snaxa Awards,” in which participants “earn points” for performing a series of lewd, offensive, sexually charged acts. That video was promptly blocked by the university, and an investigation was launched that included dozens of interviews with coaches and current and former athletes. “Although not every student engaged in misconduct,” reads a statement issued by Georgetown on Friday, “the reported behavior is deeply concerning, inconsistent with the values of the university and does not meet the expectations Georgetown has set for members of its community and for its student-athletes.” Read the full article at: www.washingtonpost.com
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Hoyas probing allegations vs. track and field program - The Washington PostPublished by
Pub;ished by Liz Clarke/The Washington Post on July 20, 2015
Georgetown’s track and field team is the subject of two university-led investigations into allegations of hazing, sexual harassment and racial bias. Evidence of sexual misconduct in the men’s track team first surfaced in late April, when a student apparently affiliated with the men’s track team sent a video trailer via the university’s e-mail system for the so-called “Hoya Snaxa Awards,” in which participants “earn points” for performing a series of lewd, offensive, sexually charged acts. That video was promptly blocked by the university, and an investigation was launched that included dozens of interviews with coaches and current and former athletes. “Although not every student engaged in misconduct,” reads a statement issued by Georgetown on Friday, “the reported behavior is deeply concerning, inconsistent with the values of the university and does not meet the expectations Georgetown has set for members of its community and for its student-athletes.” Read the full article at: www.washingtonpost.com
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