affirm in part and reverse in part.
In November of 1983, Schweitzer, an employee in the tax department of Rockwell, informed Rockwell that her supervisor James W. Barson touched her breasts, demanded a sexual relationship and made lewd comments about her body characteristics. Subsequently, Barson was discharged from employment with Rockwell in September of 1985 and Schweitzer was transferred to the insurance department.
Schweitzer filed a complaint against Rockwell with the Pennsylvania Human Relations Commission (the Commission) on September 16, 1985. In her complaint she alleged that Rockwell discriminated against her by subjecting her to sexual harassment by Barson based upon the above described acts and by transferring her to another department after she informed Rockwell of her intention to file a complaint with the Commission against Rockwell.
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Graduate Medical Education (GME) is the portion of the medical education continuum that spans the period following graduation from medical school to independent practice.  In the United States, successful completion of GME is essential for board certification in one of over 140 recognized specialties. The Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical Education (ACGME) is the accreditor for over 10,000 programs. Each program is required to have a single physician program director responsible for the program's administrative and educational oversight. Virtually all program directors remain clinically and academically productive. 

Over the last 17 years, the ACGME has transitioned its accreditation emphasis to promote competency based education. Furthermore, the ACGME requires programs to provide faculty development in teaching and assessment for their faculty and to evaluate the program\'s performance in providing it