Higher Education Leaders, Students Call on Board of Governors to Drop Agendas, Not Classes

January 29, 2025

MEDIA ADVISORY | For Immediate Release  

Contact: UFF Press  

Florida is at the forefront of an assault against public education, restricting the subjects students can study from K-12 to the colleges and universities. Educators from all of Florida’s public colleges and universities are confronting and pushing back against a vast censorship on what Florida’s students have the right to learn.  

Join us at an in-person press conference at the Board of Governors meeting this week as we speak out on the negative impact censorship and curriculum laws had have on our higher education institute, our students and our state.  

What: In-person press conference  

When: Thursday, Jan. 30 

Time: 8:30 am 

When: Before the Board of Governors meeting begins, outside of meeting location:  

    University of North Florida  

        John A. Delaney Student Union West Building 58 

       3rd Floor Ballroom 

       1 UNF Drive 

       Jacksonville, FL 32224  

Who:   A host of speakers representing interests of those who work in higher education, students, and community members will be speaking as part of this event, including:  

  • Carole Gauronskas, Vice President, Florida Education Association 
  • Mark Halley, University of North Florida Professor, President of United Faculty of Florida-UNF 
  • Matthew Leon, University of North Florida Professor  

Local media interested in attending should RSVP at [email protected]

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The United Faculty of Florida represents over 25,000 faculty at all 12 public universities, 15 colleges and Saint Leo University, along with graduate assistants at four universities. 

Shenel
Author: Shenel

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