I took out big student loans and worked very hard to get my registered nurse degree in order to become a self-sufficient member of society and give my child a better life. Yet I faced
discrimination, abuse and persecution at the University of Northern British
Columbia (UNBC) when I was studying
there towards my Bachelor of Science in Nursing because I
am an immigrant English Second Language student and a single mother.
These UNBC faculty members are primarily
guilty in my case: Martha MacLeod, the chair of UNBC
nursing program; Sarah Hanson, my instructor for NURS 315 (mental health
nursing - practicum); Lyle Grant, the lead instructor for my mental health
nursing (NURS 312 theory and NURS 315 practicum); and Khaldoun Aldiabat, my
instructor for my community health nursing (NURS 420 theory and NURS 440
practicum).
UNBC consistently supports the chair of UNBC’s School of Nursing, Martha
MacLeod, no matter what she and some of her faculty members do to nursing
students. UNBC officials turn a deaf ear
to students' complaints unless the student can afford to get a lawyer
involved. And guess what? Since 2011 UNBC has forbidden students from employing lawyers during the appeal process!
Please help me get my nursing degree from UNBC, so I can find a job and pay back my student debt.
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Please help me get my nursing degree from UNBC, so I can find a job and pay back my student debt.
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Please pass this petition on to others to sign.
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