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UWF trustees Young and Bailey did not take oath until Feb. 12 - Rick's Blog

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I finally received the application packets for two individuals that Gov. Ron DeSantis appointed to the University of West Florida Board of Trustees: Chris Young and Paul Bailey. Both took the oath of office on Feb. 12 - 11 days after the first board meeting and a month after DeSantis announced their appointments. Chris Young

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UWF trustees Young and Bailey did not take oath until Feb. 12 - Rick's Blog

I finally received the application packets for two individuals that Gov. Ron DeSantis appointed to the University of West Florida Board of Trustees: Chris Young and Paul Bailey. Both took the oath of office on Feb. 12 - 11 days after the first board meeting and a month after DeSantis announced their appointments. Chris Young

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