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Ashlynn Warta
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State Reporter, James G. Martin Center for Academic Renewal
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By Ashlynn Warta Verified| James G. Martin Center for Academic Renewal@ This year is the North Carolina legislature’s long session. With the “crossover” deadline of May 8 just a month away, the Martin Center has collected a roundup of proposed bills that impact higher education. While it is possible that not all of these bills will remain under consideration after crossover (the date by which a bill must have been passed by one chamber to be considered by the other), many could go on to become state law.
Are N.C. Colleges Cutting Their Mandatory DEI Courses? — The James G. Martin Center for Academic Renewal
By Ashlynn Warta Verified| James G. Martin Center for Academic Renewal@ In February, the UNC System sent a memo regarding one of President Trump’s executive orders, instructing UNC System schools to eliminate “all general education requirements and major-specific requirements mandating completion of course credits related to diversity, equity, and inclusion, or any other topic identified in Section VII of the Equality Policy” (emphasis added).
By Ashlynn Warta Verified| James G. Martin Center for Academic Renewal@ This year is the North Carolina legislature’s long session. With the “crossover” deadline of May 8 just a month away, the Martin Center has collected a roundup of proposed bills that impact higher education. While it is possible that not all of these bills will remain under consideration after crossover (the date by which a bill must have been passed by one chamber to be considered by the other), many could go on to become state law.
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James G. Martin Center for Academic Renewal