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May 19, 2026·BoardMeeting
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Board Of Trustees Of The Stevens Institute Of Technology Board Of Trustees Meeting
The board meeting focused on several key areas, including a university update regarding enrollment challenges and financial impacts, as well as faculty research and gift expectations. Governance actions included electing a new Chair-Designee, appointing a new Alumni Trustee, and confirming faculty members to various board committees. Academic matters involved the approval of amendments to the Faculty Handbook, the issuance of spring degrees, conferral of honorary degrees, and various faculty appointments, promotions, and tenure awards. Financial and audit business included the provisional approval of the FY27 university and capital budgets, an endowment spending rate, and updates to emergency operations and information security policies. Additionally, the board approved amendments to the gift acceptance policy, the commissioning of a new campus police officer, and reviewed presentations on accreditation, compliance, and campus safety.
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Stevens Institute of Technology Strategic Plan 2026-2032
The 'Stevens Impact 2032' plan describes how Stevens Institute of Technology's research and innovation will be structured and supported to maximize societal impact and enhance education. It identifies five 'Grand Challenges and Opportunities' including Health and Well-Being, Urban and Coastal Sustainability and Resilience, National and Cyber Security, Economic Prosperity and Stability, and Societal Transformation from AI and Quantum Technologies. These are addressed through five strategic priorities: digitally transforming research, synergizing research and education, engaging the entire campus, leveraging the region, and developing robust resources. The plan aims to establish the institution as a leading Carnegie R1 university in discovery and technology development that improves lives and inspires students.
Mar 26, 2026·BoardMeeting
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Board of Trustees of the Stevens Institute of Technology Board of Trustees Meeting
The Board of Trustees meeting covered university updates, including graduate enrollment and budgeting challenges. Academic discussions involved credit hour requirements, the appointment of an emeritus professor, accreditation progress, and commencement planning. Audit and financial actions included approval of the FY26 audit engagement, review of IRS forms, setting the FY27 endowment spending rate, and establishing a new scholarship fund. Governance actions included revising bylaws regarding terms of service for leadership, approving a renovation and renaming plan for the auditorium, adopting expectations for trustees, and electing a new vice chair for the advancement committee.
Dec 5, 2025·BoardMeeting
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Board of Trustees of the Stevens Institute of Technology Meeting
The Board of Trustees meeting included discussions on the current state of higher education, graduate and undergraduate admissions and enrollment, U.S. News and World Report rankings, development and alumni engagement, Stevens' finances, and research awards. The board approved the continuation of test-optional admissions for Fall 2027-2029, with an annual review. They also approved appointments to emeritus professor and received a status report on the Middle States Commission on Higher Education's accreditation review process. A new research misconduct policy was approved. The FY26 Final Budget and FY27 billing rates for the student room and board program were approved, and the FY25 Audited Financial Statements were accepted. A resolution was approved to reclassify a board-designated endowment and increase the endowment spending rate for FY26. The slate of Charter Trustees nominated for re-election, the re-election of officers, and appointment of trustees to the committees of the Board were approved. John Schepisi was elected to be an Emeritus Trustee, and a summary of the results of the Board's annual self-assessment survey was provided.
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