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UNG faculty said school leaders caved to Trump’s DEI crackdown. The college’s president has now responded
More than a month after the University of North Georgia’s faculty senate accused school leaders of caving to a political crackdown on diversity, equity and inclusion initiatives, UNG President Michael Shannon has issued a response.
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