CU faculty censure system president Kennedy
BOULDER — The faculty assembly at the University of Colorado voted Thursday to censure CU system president Mark Kennedy, a former Republican congressman, for failures related to equity, inclusion and diversity, according to a Boulder Daily Camera report.
The vote was 35-20 in favor of censuring Kennedy, with one person abstaining.
BOULDER — The faculty assembly at the University of Colorado voted Thursday to censure CU system president Mark Kennedy, a former Republican congressman, for failures related to equity, inclusion and diversity, according to a Boulder Daily Camera report.
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The vote was 35-20 in favor of censuring Kennedy, with one person abstaining.
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