A Liberal with a stance opposed by Conservative stakeholders is why Dr. Kathleen McElroy’s appointment as Texas A&M’s j-school director was met with derision. A “hard-line proponent of the kinds of diversity programs that a new Texas law seeks to eradicate from higher education” is a reason. Read more from The Washington Post.
NEWS BRIEFS: With Impeccable Professional Credentials, This Appointee Didn’t Pass the Conservative “Smell Test”
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