Members of the academic senate at UCLA are set to vote on a no confidence resolution and a censure resolution regarding Chancellor Gene Block's handling of the pro-Palestinian demonstrations where students were attacked and arrested.
The vote on Friday will determine how faculty members at UCLA view issues of free speech and campus safety, reflecting sentiments in a polarized era. The resolutions signify faculty discontent with the chancellor's actions and inactions regarding student safety.
Faculty members like Carlos Santos are advocating for a vote of no confidence, emphasizing the importance of prioritizing students' safety over the chancellor's decisions. This suggests a significant push among faculty to hold the administration accountable for their handling of the situation.
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