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College of Florida plans to rent college president Santa Ono away from College of Michigan

By Editorial Board Published May 5, 2025 4 Min Read
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College of Florida plans to rent college president Santa Ono away from College of Michigan

GAINESVILLE, Fla. (AP) — The College of Florida plans to rent college president Santa Ono away from the College of Michigan.

Ono was beneficial because the search committee’s solely finalist to be thought of by the board of trustees on Sunday night time.

“Dr. Ono’s proven record of academic excellence, innovation and collaborative leadership at world-class institutions made him our unanimous choice,” mentioned Rahul Patel, chair of the college’s presidential search committee.

The college’s board selects the president, and, per state legislation, the appointment is topic to affirmation by the Florida Board of Governors.

Ono is predicted to be on campus Tuesday for a sequence of alternatives to attach with college students, college, and directors.

“Few moments in higher education are as exciting as this one at the University of Florida,” Ono mentioned. “No different public college combines UF’s momentum, its function because the flagship of one of many nation’s most necessary states, the extraordinary assist from state leaders, and a shared imaginative and prescient throughout its complete group.”

Ono is ready to switch Kent Fuchs, who grew to become the college’s interim president final summer season after ex-U.S. Sen. Ben Sasse stepped down. Sasse left the U.S. Senate, the place he represented Nebraska, to change into the college’s president in 2023.

Sasse introduced in July he was leaving the job to deal with his household after his spouse was recognized with epilepsy.

Quickly thereafter, there have been reviews that Sasse gave six former staffers and two former Republican officers jobs with salaries that outstripped comparable positions and spent over $1.3 million on non-public catering for lavish dinners, soccer tailgates and lavish social features in his first yr on the job.

The quantity was about double the spending of his predecessor, Fuchs, who was introduced again to move the college on a short lived foundation.

“If I could select a dream candidate for the University’s next president, it would be Santa Ono,” Fuchs mentioned. ”His demonstrated file of success at the perfect universities, his management model, and caring persona have allowed him to work successfully with college, college students, alumni, employees and different stakeholders all over the place he has been.”

Almost three years in the past, the College of Michigan employed Ono after he led the College of British Columbia. He beforehand served as president of the College of Cincinnati and senior vice provost and deputy to the provost at Emory College in Georgia.

As U.S. schools pull again on variety, fairness and inclusion practices as they reply to the Trump administration’s orders in opposition to variety practices, the College of Michigan was among the many first faculties to make main DEI rollbacks to keep away from federal scrutiny. Ono had mentioned the college will discover different methods to assist college students, together with an growth of scholarships for low-income college students.

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