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The NO DONATE Pledge

GWUFA joins the Student Association in calling GW students, alumni, faculty, and staff to sign the SA’s No Donate Pledge to urge the Board of Trustees to act on the demands specified in their resolution:

To urge President LeBlanc’s removal and implement shared governance at every level.


https://forms.gle/G6gkJEiwhDnnkcUA6. You have the option to sign anonymously.

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articles from Inside Higher Ed

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articles from the Chronicle of Higher Ed

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articles from the Washington Post

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The Undercommons

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