Cornell faculty senate questions president ahead of no-confidence vote
Cornell's faculty senate questioned President Michael I. Kotlikoff on Wednesday before a planned vote on a no-confidence resolution over the school's handling of sexual violence.
Cornell University's faculty senate questioned President Michael I. Kotlikoff at a Wednesday meeting ahead of a vote on a resolution of no confidence in him, The New York Times reports.
The Times reports that some faculty members were not swayed by steps Kotlikoff announced on Tuesday. Those steps included a ban on fraternity parties.
ABC News reported that the senate would begin deliberating the resolution on Wednesday. The resolution is meant to condemn the school's response to sexual violence on campus.
CBS News said it obtained exclusive video of the meeting. Its report gave no details of what was said.
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- ABC NewsCornell University faculty to begin debating no-confidence resolutionWed, Oct 14, 5:13 AM EDT
- CBS NewsExclusive video shows Cornell University Faculty Senate meetingWed, Oct 14, 7:32 PM EDT
- The New York TimesCornell’s President Grilled by Faculty Senate Over Handling of CrisisWed, Oct 14, 8:03 PM EDT
- ABC News'Culture of fear': Cornell faculty debate no-confidence resolutionThu, Oct 15, 12:39 AM EDT
- CBS NewsCornell Greek life should end if found unsafe, school president saysThu, Oct 15, 1:02 PM EDT
- NBC NewsCornell president faces contentious faculty senate meeting over Jane Doe allegationsThu, Oct 15, 4:35 PM EDT
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- Wed, Oct 14, 8:05 PM EDT, 2 outlets: Cornell faculty senate takes up no-confidence resolution on sexual violence response