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SLHTA Urges Men To Be The Best Role Models For Youngsters
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You men are really appreciated. We are confronted with turmoil daily in the nursing department at SALCC by the administration of that department. We as a student population( majority women) are disliked, humiliated and mentally abused in the nursing department at SALCC. It is emotionally overwhelming to know that there are men in senior administration at SALCC who are aware of our(women) negative experience and are voluntarily closing their eyes. Also, we as student nurses think it is reasonable to conclude that women administrators at SALCC are supportive of women administrators irrespective of behavior. Why? The administrators at SALCC are not addressing the abusive(emotional,mental,financial) environment that is endemic to the nursing department at SALCC.
We don’t want fathers to be professional Liars. We want genuine fathers not like Chas.
What is going on in the Nursing Department at SALCC?