Did court dismiss student's Title IX claim?

A student‐athlete enrolled at Baylor University, with the hopes of making the varsity women's tennis team. However, the women's tennis coach declined to put the tennis player on the team, encouraging her to play club instead. Shortly thereafter, she began practicing with a men's assistant coach.

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Student Affairs Today
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2024-12-20
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https://doi.org/10.1002/say.31495
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Pharmaceutical industry and healthcare
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Did court dismiss student's Title IX claim?

Eric Lyerly
Student Affairs Today
Pharmaceutical industry and healthcare
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Did court dismiss student's Title IX claim?

Eric Lyerly
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Abstract

A student‐athlete enrolled at Baylor University, with the hopes of making the varsity women's tennis team. However, the women's tennis coach declined to put the tennis player on the team, encouraging her to play club instead. Shortly thereafter, she began practicing with a men's assistant coach.

Student Affairs TodayVol. 27(10)
Gender equality
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Pharmaceutical industry and healthcare
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