Keiser University in Fort Lauderdale is facing a lawsuit filed by a deaf woman who was admitted to the radiologic technology program and rejected when she showed up.
January 11, 2016 at 02:00 PM
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Keiser University in Fort Lauderdale is facing a lawsuit from a woman who claims she was cut from a program because she is deaf.
The private not-for-profit university admitted Katherine Daniel-Rivera to its radiologic technology program in June 2015 after she worked for four years as a radiology medical support assistant at the Bay Pines Veterans Administration Hospital near St. Petersburg.
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