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The founder and president of a for-profit Brooklyn college tasked his employees with steering attractive young women to his office — “so he could proposition them for sex, ” according to a new sexual harassment lawsuit.
Irina Mokova claims part of her job as an admissions counselor at ASA College was to be “motherly” toward the female students, so she’d be better able to have them meet with Alex Shchegol “personally” in his secluded office, she claims n Brooklyn Supreme Court papers.
He preferred international students “because he perceive them as being more vulnerable, financially unstable and dependent on maintaining student status for their visas,” according to the claim.
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