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Author: Megan Zerez
Many faculty members who spoke at a Cornell Faculty Senate meeting Wednesday said they did not trust the university’s top leadership to “effectively address the ongoing crisis of sexual assault at Cornell University.” The 83-member governing body held the first of two debates Wednesday over a resolution that would express no confidence in central leadership. A final vote on the resolution is scheduled for an Oct. 28 meeting. Throughout the meeting, several attendees called on Kotlikoff to resign. Ahead of the meeting, Kotlikoff told the New York Times Tuesday that he does not plan to do so. The resolution is…