FAMU Board of Trustees has nominated Marva Johnson as its President-elect following a 10-month-long search


Florida A&M University has announced Marva Johnson as its President-elect following a 10-month search. The decision comes after each of the four finalists met with the public this week.

Marva Johnson was met with a hostile crowd at a Wednesday evening meet-and-greet. FAMU alumni and stakeholders questioned Johnson’s qualifications and political influence. Johnson currently leads State Government Affairs for Charter Communications. She says that experience would benefit FAMU in a political climate that is affecting universities at every level.

WATCH THE VIDEO BELOW TO SEE MARVA JOHNSON’S MEETING WITH THE PUBLIC:

FAMU presidential candidate Marva Johnson met with hostile crowd at evening meet-and-greet

The other three finalists were Rondall Allen, Gerald Hector, and Dr. Donald Palm.

The board has approved a salary range of $450k-$750k.

The Board of Governors has to approve Johnson’s nomination, which will be discussed at their next

meeting on June 18th.

This is a developing story.

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