“While I am disappointed in the outcome, I am not upset with my fellow students regarding this vote,” Ryna Workman said in an email to Law.com on Tuesday. “I blame the administration for taking extraordinary steps to remove me as president, when they did not elect me.”
November 28, 2023 at 03:16 PM
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Ryna Workman has officially been ousted from their position as president of the Student Bar Association at New York University School of Law amid controversy over comments made about the Israel-Palestine conflict.
A voting link was sent to 2,070 students and 1,176 votes were received with 707 students (60%) voting that Workman should not remain in office, according to an X (formerly Twitter) post showing an image of an email sent from Student Affairs.
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NYU School of Law student Ryna Workman. Courtesy photo
