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University of Michigan Regent Jordan Acker issued a heartfelt apology after facing backlash over alleged inappropriate messages, acknowledging the pain and disappointment his actions caused. Once dismissing the claims as fake, he now admits his responsibility to own his mistakes, learn, and keep working — even as he prepares to finish his term. The messages, described by university officials as “disgusting” and a “violation of trust,” directly contradicted his duty to protect student privacy and interests. His decision not to seek reelection came after delegates at the Michigan Democratic Party’s convention chose others to fill the regent seats. Acker vows to redouble his efforts in his final six months, earning praise from fellow regents Denise Ilitch and Paul Brown for his accountability.

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