Faculty endorse no confidence resolution against Miaoulis

It wasn't even close

Posted 12/15/25

On Monday, Dec. 8, the Faculty Senate of Roger Williams University approved a resolution declaring No Confidence in President Ioannis Miaoulis, asserting that he has "contributed to sustained and …

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Faculty endorse no confidence resolution against Miaoulis

It wasn't even close

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On Monday, Dec. 8, the Faculty Senate of Roger Williams University approved a resolution declaring No Confidence in President Ioannis Miaoulis, asserting that he has "contributed to sustained and systematic leadership failures."

On Tuesday, Dec. 9, the Faculty Senate opened the faculty vote of No Confidence; the voting closed at noon on Friday, Dec. 12.

The results have just been released: 122 full-time faculty members voted to endorse the resolution (99.18%); one voted to not endorse the resolution (0.82%). The response rate was 64% of voting-eligible faculty.

These results will be brought to the faculty Senate for discussion regarding next steps.

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