MURPHY--James P. CUNY faculty mourn the passing of James P. Murphy, Board of Trustees Chair, whose respect for faculty underlay his concern for students.
Karlgaard said that six weeks after the position was named, a donor endowed one of Stanford's assistant men's basketball coaching positions in honor of a former board of trustees chair, and that it was mostly unnoticed outside Stanford.
Cooper Union Board of Trustees chair Mark Epstein fielded questions from angry students for about 45 minutes Tuesday afternoon.
In a statement issued on Nov. 29, board of trustees chair Dr. Patrice Harris urged the Senate to "promptly consider and confirm Dr. Price for this important role".
"State and local governments around the nation are currently involved in exploratory efforts to create supervised injection facilities to help reduce public health and societal impacts of illegal drug use," board of trustees chair Dr. Harris Patrice said in a statement.
SVC Board of Trustees chair and alum Ira Wagner '83 told his story of curiosity, which led him from a stint as a car mechanic to a career in international finance.
"With equity and inclusion in mind, we have decided that residential fraternities must become fully co-educational over the next three years," wrote board of trustees Chair Joshua Boger and university President Michael Roth in a campus-wide announcement.
Amherst will prohibit student participation in fraternities and sororities and "fraternity-like and sorority-like organizations, either on or off campus," effective July 1, Cullen Murphy, Board of Trustees chair, told students in an email.
In a letter addressed to the prestigious liberal arts school's community in the Massachusetts town that also took its name from Lord Jeffery, Board of Trustees Chair Cullen Murphy said the college would drop references to the mascot in official communications, messaging and symbolism.
The academy trains Emirati diplomats, conducts research about diplomacy, and its board of trustees is chaired by the Emirates' minister of foreign affairs. .
