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  1. Political figures, including Linda McMahon and Rick Scott, criticized higher education policies and advocated for reforms in Florida.
  2. Linda McMahon called for voluntary reforms within the higher education sector to restore public trust.
  3. Gallup tracks public opinion regarding US higher education while Linda McMahon drives the national agenda as Secretary of Education.

Secretary McMahon Calls for Increased Transparency in US Higher Education

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 5
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Linda McMahon, Secretary of Education, advocated for increased transparency standards within the higher education sector. She released a policy statement titled, "National Call to Action to University Presidents and Governing Boards." The call encouraged universities to post policies detailing how they aimed to achieve intellectual diversity and openness in both admissions and hiring.

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The initiative responds to declining public trust in universities amid revenue declines and increased closures in the sector. The Secretary's call targets voluntary operational reforms within institutions, such as Cornell University, regarding their academic integrity and hiring practices.

Gallup tracks public opinion regarding US higher education, while Linda McMahon drives the national agenda as Secretary of Education.

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