N.C. State Hit with Wrongful Termination Suit

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North Carolina State’s former director of academic support for student-athletes has filed a federal lawsuit, alleging he was discriminated against and harassed before his termination in April 2015.

According to a report from The News & Observer, Jermaine Holmes says that N.C. State fired him after he questioned the university’s practice of having interns work 60 hours a week while only being paid for 40. Holmes also took issue with the employment of a basketball coach’s daughter and the elimination of three intern positions at a time when the number of at-risk student-athletes being admitted to the school was on the rise.

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