Temple’s faculty union plans to discuss the “no confidence” vote on President Wingard

PHILADELPHIA (CBS) — The problems at Temple University continue to grow.

Now the school’s faculty union is questioning the leadership of the university’s president.

Union members plan to meet Friday to decide whether to hold a “motion of no confidence” against President Jason Wingard.

They are angry about how Wingard has been treated crime and securityespecially after the murder of Sergeant Christopher Fitzgerald.

They also question his handling of a month-long strike graduate students.

The mood is mainly symbolic.