Faculty Senate Executive Committee Chair Steps Down
The Faculty Senate Executive Committee chair, Katrin Schultheiss, stepped down from her role before Friday's meeting.
Schultheiss resigned after six of nine FSEC representatives requested her resignation due to unspecified concerns.
This decision prompted heated commentary at the body's Friday meeting over the nature of the committee's request.
The FSEC is a committee elected by the Faculty Senate, tasked with guiding the body's work.
Schultheiss stepped down in lieu of the committee's alleged threat to hold a vote of no confidence.
As the Faculty Senate Executive Committee chair steps down, debate is fueled.
Author's summary: Chair steps down amid controversy.
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