Members of the Faculty Senate at the University of New Mexico at Gallup have voted, 36 to 19, to approve a resolution of no confidence in the institution’s executive director, Beth Miller, according to the Gallup Independent.
The vote, taken at a special meeting on Friday afternoon, came in the wake of discussions about possible budget cuts and layoffs on the campus, which was created in 1968 and serves as a community college. Declining enrollment in recent years has led to deficits at the institution.
Faculty members complained that Ms. Miller had failed to communicate adequately with them about the problems, a charge Ms. Miller denied. —Lawrence Biemiller
