Here’s how many employees from the University of Utah’s diversity offices left after anti-DEI law

A spreadsheet shows for the first time the rate of attrition at the state’s flagship school after HB261 was passed.

(Francisco Kjolseth | The Salt Lake Tribune) People rally against HB261, the anti-DEI bill, at the University of Utah on Monday, Jan. 22, 2024. Less than a year after it passed, more than a third of employees in the U.'s central DEI offices have quit or retired.

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Here’s how many employees from the University of Utah’s diversity offices left after anti-DEI law

A spreadsheet shows for the first time the rate of attrition at the state’s flagship school after HB261 was passed.

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