The Board of Trustees of the
Leland Stanford Junior University
Under the provisions of the Founding Grant, the Board of Trustees is custodian of the endowment and all the properties of Stanford University. The board administers the invested funds, sets the annual budget and determines policies for operation and control of the university. Among the powers given to the trustees by the Founding Grant is the power to appoint a president. The board delegates broad authority to the president to operate the university and to the faculty on certain academic matters.
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Board discusses graduate education, tours new graduate housing
At its Feb. 9-11 meeting, the Board of Trustees also took action on facilities projects being planned and discussed investment responsibility, among other items.
Read more about Board discusses graduate education, tours new graduate housingTrustees set 2020-21 tuition, expand financial aid for middle-income families
Beginning in 2020-21, Stanford will provide scholarship support to cover the price of undergraduate tuition for parents with annual incomes below $150,000, up from the current $125,000 threshold.
Read more about Trustees set 2020-21 tuition, expand financial aid for middle-income familiesTrustees hear presentations on undergraduate education, transforming learning
The board also heard an update on investment responsibility, set 2020-21 tuition and made enhancements to the university’s financial aid program.
Read more about Trustees hear presentations on undergraduate education, transforming learningBoard hears annual report, discusses research, sustainability
Trustees also discussed investment responsibility and received a briefing on the 2019 AAU Climate Survey, among other topics.
Read more about Board hears annual report, discusses research, sustainabilityTrustees elect Michael C. Camuñez to five-year term
Camuñez, president and CEO of Monarch Global Strategies LLC, begins a five-year term on Oct. 1, 2019.
Read more about Trustees elect Michael C. Camuñez to five-year term