Ohio State University (OSU) “Sunset” are Office of Diversity and Inclusion and Center for Assisting and Social Change on Friday.
Allegedly the closures of the office had 16 professional personnel positions. The school said that no employee will lose their position for at least 60 days and that it will help to find affected employees internal jobs in the internal jobs, Wbns reported.
OSU President Ted Carter announced the closures on Thursday, referring to the federal law that enforces universities to eliminate Diversity, fairness and inclusion (Dei) measures on campus.
“The federal government has indicated its intention to enforce guidance to make the use of race in a wide range of educational activities invalid, including by withdrawing federal dollars that are so important to our student, academic and operational success,” Carter wrote in a Post Posted on the OSU website.
Ohio State University (OSU) stopped his Office of Diversity and Inclusion and Center for Assisting and Social Change on Friday. (Photo by Megan Jelerer / AFP) (Photo by Megan Jelerer / AFP via Getty images) (Megan Jelainger/AFP via Getty images)
“Here in Ohio is a bill that also hinders Dei’s way through the legislative power, and the attorney general of Ohio – our legal counsel – we advised us that his office corresponds to the position of the federal government with regard to the use of race in educational activities,” he said.
Stock exchanges managed by the Office of Academic Affairs will adjust their suitability criteria. The programming and services offered by Student Life’s Center for Assisting and Social Change would end on Friday.
“We will, together with some of its services, of the Office of Diversity and Inclusion (ODI) Sun Sunsen, in force of 28 February 2025. Scholarships managed by the Office of Academic Affairs, including the Morrill Scholarship Program and the Young Scholars program will be maintained with modified carteria,” Added, “Added” Added “Added” Added, “Added.”
OSU’s Hale Black Cultural Center, Kirwan Institute for the Study of Race and Ethnicity and “Other dei-related units at the university are currently under the assessment of the president,” said OSU’s student newspaper, said The lantern.
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OSU President Ted Carter announced the closures on Friday, referring to the federal law that enforces universities to eliminate diversity, fairness and inclusion dei measures on campus. (Jodi Miller/Ohio State University via AP)
Carter’s announcement comes after the Trump administration A memo released on February 14 With guidelines that colleges and universities end the dei-related mandates, policy and programs. If the institutions do not meet, they can experience the loss of federal financing, According to the civil rights agency from the Ministry of Education.
Trump in January signed an executive order Terminate “discrimination“In the federal workforce and in federal contracting and expenditure.
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The executive order has instructed each department and agency to put an end to the “discrimination of the private sector”, including research into civil compliance.
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Dei = Diversity, Equity & Inclusion. (Skitry to Dovich)
In December, the University of Michigan announced that it would no longer ask for “declarations of diversity as part of the Faculty of Recruitment, Promotion and Teaching Permon.”
Other universities that are Nirtheastern University, Missouri State University and West Virginia University.
Many proponents of Dei claim that the effort corrects historical injustices and systemic inequalities.
