A recent survey of college and university presidents revealed concerns regarding the potential effects of Donald Trump's second administration on higher education. Conducted by Inside Higher Ed and Hanover Research, the findings indicated that over half of presidents anticipated a negative impact on regulatory issues, with 80% believing Trump would adversely affect diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) initiatives. Male presidents expressed more optimism compared to their female counterparts. Additional worries included perceptions of higher education's value, campus speech climate, and financial outlook, reflecting broader apprehensions about the political landscape's effect on academic institutions.
Male college presidents were more optimistic about Trump’s impact on higher education, with 42% expecting a positive regulatory environment compared to only 30% of female presidents.
The survey revealed that 80% of college leaders believe President Trump will have a negative impact on diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) efforts across higher education.
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