Stockton Men's Lacrosse Coach Files Sexual Discrimination Suit Over Pay

The Stockton University men’s lacrosse coach has filed a sexual discrimination lawsuit against the school, claiming his pay was cut after he complained about being paid a fraction of what the women’s coach is being paid, the Galloway Current reports.

Kevin Zulauf, a part-time coach at the University, is paid $14,000 a year. Kim Williams, the full-time women’s coach, is paid $49,500, according to the report.

Zulauf claims the jobs require virtually identical time commitments, and that the University took away two additional part-time duties he was performing to supplement his salary after he complained, according to the report.

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