Board of Trustees at Florida A&M Votes “No Confidence” in University’s President

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By a vote of 8-4, the board of trustees approved a vote of no confidence in Florida A&M president James Ammons. President Ammons, who became president in 2007 and signed a five-year extension to his contract a year ago, vowed to stay on and deal with issues confronting the educational institution.

Read more about the FAMU board of trustees vote here.