Radford University Board Of Visitors Board Of Visitors Meeting
The meeting included a comprehensive report from the President regarding the university's strategic plan and enrollment achievements. Key discussions focused on the growth of the nursing and health sciences programs, student athletic success, and the expansion of the Tartan transfer program to include ten community college partners. The board reviewed operational improvements, including the recent police department accreditation, the implementation of a new student support platform, and faculty training in artificial intelligence. Advocacy efforts and meetings with state officials were highlighted as critical to university priorities. The board also reviewed future development projects, such as the new esports center, planned renovations for campus facilities, and the development of an academic health sciences building.
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Academic Excellence and Student Success Committee Meeting
The committee meeting covered multiple strategic areas including Academic Affairs updates, the University Strategic Plan, and curriculum developments such as the new General Education program launching in Fall 2027. Discussions also touched on graduate affairs, student success initiatives like Navigate360 and the Honors College, and experiential learning opportunities including research internships. The committee reviewed health sciences strategies, the Roanoke building project, research and sponsored program proposals, and faculty senate updates regarding university governance and AI initiatives.
Sep 17, 2026·Board meeting
Radford University Board Of Visitors Academic Excellence And Student Success Committee Committee Meeting Minutes
The committee meeting covered updates on Academic Affairs, including strategic priorities, enrollment data, and successes in student retention and degree conferral. Discussion topics included the Strategic Curricular Portfolio, the upcoming new General Education program, and initiatives within Graduate Affairs, such as the proposed Virginia Center for Dual Enrollment Excellence. The committee also reviewed efforts to improve student success, including the Navigate 360 platform and experiential learning opportunities. Additionally, the committee discussed health sciences strategy, faculty and staff support through research and grant management, and received a report from the Faculty Senate focusing on the Culture of Care initiative.
