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More Florida faculty still looking to leave the state, survey shows

Nearly 40 percent of respondents said they’ve applied to other states, and 44 percent say they plan to.

Gov. Ron DeSantis talks during a 2023 press conference before signing legislation banning state funding for diversity, equity, and inclusion programs at Florida's public universities. A recent survey found many Florida faculty looking to leave the state due to the state's political climate. [ DOUGLAS R. CLIFFORD | Times ]

Ian Hodgson
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Divya Kumar is an education reporter. Reach her at dkumar@tampabay.com.

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