YOUNGSTOWN — In the latest rebuke of Youngstown State University’s Board of Trustees decision to hire U.S. Rep. Bill Johnson as the school’s next president, the Academic Senate approved “no-confidence” resolutions against both. The Academic Senate closed its online voting Saturday on the two “no-confidence” resolutions. Of the 95 members, 77 voted on the resolutions. Of those who voted, 78% — 60 out of 77 — voted in favor of a resolution expressing “no confidence in the presidential search process” led by the trustees and Mike Sherman, vice president of student affairs, institutional effectiveness and board professional. The resolution “cited the lack of shared governance, transparency, inpu
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