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Texas A&M University President Mark Welsh resigned amid controversy over a video showing a confrontation about gender identity in a class, with no specific reason given, amidst broader debates over diversity and inclusion in higher education.
Texas A&M University President Mark Welsh is resigning amid controversy over a gender identity lesson and political backlash, including criticism from Texas lawmakers and the governor, with the university seeking a new leader to ensure future stability.
Mark Welsh is stepping down as President of Texas A&M University, with a transition plan including a national search for a new president and an interim appointment, to ensure continued excellence and leadership at the university.
Support for Texas A&M President Mark Welsh is growing among faculty and student leaders amid political calls for his ouster following a controversy involving a student's confrontation with a professor over gender identity topics. Despite criticism from some Republican lawmakers, several prominent groups have issued letters of support praising Welsh's leadership and character. The upcoming regents' meeting is not expected to directly address Welsh's employment.
General Mark A. Welsh III has been unanimously approved by the Texas A&M University System Board of Regents as the sole finalist for the position of President of Texas A&M University. Welsh, who has been serving as the interim president since July, has been praised for his leadership and effectiveness in advancing the university's mission. Prior to his interim role, Welsh had a distinguished career in the U.S. Air Force and served as the dean of the Bush School of Government and Public Service. The appointment will be finalized after a comprehensive decision-making process in the coming weeks.
The Texas A&M University System Board of Regents has unanimously appointed Mark A. Welsh III as the interim president of Texas A&M University, following the resignation of former president M. Katherine Banks. Welsh, who has been serving as the acting president, was praised for his leadership and experience. The board also authorized a potential settlement with Kathleen McElroy, a professor whose hiring to revive A&M's journalism program caused controversy. The university will conduct a thorough investigation into the hiring process.