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After The University of Florida rejected his presidential appointment, Ono has cut ties completely with the University of ...
The Florida Board of Governors voted against Santa Ono to be the next University of Florida president, amid mounting pressure ...
Former University of Michigan President Santa Ono will not return to a faculty position after he pursued the presidential ...
The former University of Michigan president saw backlash from Florida conservatives for his previous support of DEI among other progressive issues.
Santa Ono answers a question as Mori Hosseini, chairman of the University of Florida's Board of Trustees listens, during a meeting to vote on Ono becoming UF's 14th president on Tuesday.
Santa Ono resigned his job at the University of Michigan last month when he was named the sole finalist for the top job at ...
Ono discussed a range of topics during three separate one-hour sessions with faculty, students and staff, and administrators, including DEI, community outreach and experimental learning.
The former University of Michigan president announced on May 4 he was leaving for the University of Florida. On June 3, the state's Board of Governors rejected his appointment.
Under Ono the University of Michigan’s DEI department ballooned to 240 employees and an annual budget of US$30 million. He became the continent’s poster boy for the movement.
Now the search will start all over. Ono's proposed contract included a number of ideological requirements, such as how well he stopped programs that focus on diversity, equity and inclusion, or DEI.
The move was made after prominent Florida conservatives questioned Ono’s past support of DEI and alleged inaction on combating antisemitism. The vote came shortly before 5 p.m., June 3.
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