The Board of Visitors heard a strategic observations presentation June 6 from University President Scott Beardsley on the financial structure and growth of the University during an “affordability” and “accessibility” meeting.
The University’s full Board of Visitors convened Friday afternoon to hear remarks from University President Scott Beardsley — who outlined preliminary priorities for the University’s next strategic plan — and remarks from the chair and vice chair of the Health System Board.
The Advancement Committee is a standing committee within the Board that is responsible for all matters regarding University development, alumni affairs and public communications.
The Audit, Compliance and Risk Committee is responsible for overseeing audits to University divisions to mitigate reputational, financial, operational and strategic risks.
The Committee manages the University’s budget, tuition and student fees.
HSB is a Board committee composed of seven Board members that oversee the operations of the University’s Medical Center and provide strategic oversight for the School of Medicine, the School of Nursing and U.Va. Community Health.
The Committee on the College at Wise oversees the College at Wise and serves as the Board’s dedicated committee for the University’s Wise, Va. campus.
The Buildings and Grounds Committee oversees the University’s land use planning and the care, maintenance and security of buildings across Grounds.
The Academic and Student Life Committee oversees University operations related to student affairs, including athletics, safety, residential life and dining.
U.Va. Health Plastic Surgery Pantops opened early May, moving aesthetic plastic surgery services from the University Hospital Grounds to a new clinic in Albemarle County.
The School of Medicine launched the Facial Nerve Center this spring, bringing together a team of 18 practitioners to treat patients of all ages affected by facial paralysis.
The full Board of Visitors will convene Wednesday and hold 12 meetings between Thursday and Saturday.
The Honor Committee released an email to the University community May 21 detailing each Honor investigation and sanction between Dec. 17 and May 17, in which cheating remained the most frequently reported Honor Code violation.
With the conclusion of the 2025-26 academic year, the Contemplative Commons building celebrates its first year since its grand opening.
The University’s Faculty Senate conducted voluntary exit interviews with departing faculty members following the 2025-26 academic year in collaboration with the Work Institute.
