UNC System board votes to eliminate DEI policy, cut spending

The Board of Governors for the University of North Carolina System is expected to vote Thursday on a proposal to repeal and replace its existing diversity and inclusion policy that applies to the 17 schools the board oversees.

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  1. May 23, 2024Board of Governors for UNC system to vote on a proposal to repeal DEI policy
  2. May 24, 2024UNC System board votes to eliminate DEI policy, cut spending

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How each side is putting it

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Inside Higher EdLean Left· 858d ago

UNC System board votes to eliminate DEI policy, cut spending

Center

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Courthouse News ServiceCenter· 859d ago

North Carolina university system moves to repeal DEI policies

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ABC 17 Mid-MissouriCenter· 859d ago

Board of Governors for UNC system to vote on a proposal to repeal DEI policy

KEYT Santa BarbaraCenter· 859d ago

Board of Governors for UNC system to vote on a proposal to repeal DEI policy

Local News 8Center· 859d ago

Board of Governors for UNC system to vote on a proposal to repeal DEI policy

ABC 11 RaleighLean Left· 859d ago

UNC board of governors to vote on repeal of DEI programs in place since 2019

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Breitbart NewsRight· 858d ago

UNC System Board of Governors Votes to End DEI Policy

The Daily CallerRight· 858d ago

University of North Carolina Board Votes To End DEI Requirements

Washington ExaminerRight· 859d ago

University of North Carolina system repeals DEI

Fox NewsRight· 859d ago

UNC Board of Governors votes to repeal DEI mandates for North Carolina public universities

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