board decided to unilaterally fire Wesley on June 9, 1947. The consequences of this act led to the state-backed WU board to vote that the AME board had enacted a "breach of agreement", and the state-backed WU board filed an injunction in the courts to prevent Wesley's dismissal. A series of court proceedings followed, which ultimately upheld the firing of Wesley but also led to the state legally being allowed to remove the CEIA from WU and create its own separate institution at Wilberforce.
On September 9, 1947 the CEIA officially separated from WU and became its own college titled the "College of Education and Industrial Arts at Wilberforce, Greene County, Ohio". The official name was not often used in common speach, and the school colloquially was referred to as the State College of Education or Wilberforce State College. Wesley was appointed this school's first president, and remained in that post for two decades. It was renamed as Central State College in 1951. With further development of programs and departments, …
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