Assistant Dean of Administration and Planning, John Chambers College of Business and Economics
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Dec 19, 2025·Board meeting
West Virginia University Board Of Governors Meeting Minutes
The board discussed strategic priorities for the upcoming year, including the implementation of the Strategic Compass, legislative advocacy plans, and key leadership searches. Financial reports were provided, including updates on audit services, draft budget preparations, and WVU Foundation investment performance. Academic and operational updates highlighted record student retention rates, new campus partnerships, and recent program deactivations and additions. The board also approved an honorary degree candidate, real estate purchase, and institutional support for the formation of a new entity, Mission Critical Materials, LLC.
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West Virginia University Board of Governors Meeting
The board meeting included an executive session to discuss honorary degree candidates, strategic initiatives, personnel, financial matters, and legal reports. Key actions included the approval of honorary degree candidates and various consent agenda items, such as the execution of statements of work for external audit services, upgrades to the Cary Gym Training Center, the naming of the new baseball indoor facility, and the authorization of revenue bonds for the second phase of the university's information technology platform modernization plan. Reports were provided regarding the university's financial position, student enrollment trends, recent institutional achievements, and updates on the presidential search process.
Sep 15, 2023·Board meeting
Wvu Board Of Governors Board Of Governors Meeting
The Board of Governors discussed the academic transformation process aimed at addressing the university's structural deficit. This involved a review of the academic program portfolio, resulting in recommendations for program discontinuations and personnel actions, including faculty reductions. The process included an appeals period for academic units and adjustments based on research expenditure thresholds and enrollment needs. Specific impacts on various colleges, such as the Chambers College of Business and Economics, the College of Applied Human Sciences, the College of Creative Arts, the College of Law, and the Davis College of Agriculture, Natural Resources and Design, were reviewed to align programs with student demand, accreditation requirements, and fiscal efficiency.
