Brian Wamhoff discusses goals for Manning Institute as chief strategy and business officer
By Isabela Delgado | 4 days agoWamhoff is the third executive member to join the Manning Institute.
Isabela Delgado is a staff writer on the news desk who enjoys writing longer form pieces. Most of her work is focused on U.Va. Health and the Honor Committee, although she enjoys writing all types of articles for the paper. Outside of writing, Isabela is also a part of the Photo desk. Isabela is from New Jersey and currently plans to major in Government.
Wamhoff is the third executive member to join the Manning Institute.
Following the executive reports, the subcommittee heads presented their summaries to the Committee and plans for upcoming initiatives in the Fall 2026 semester.
U.Va Health’s administration has undergone multiple executive leadership changes over the past year.
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.
Following the publishing of his guest piece, The Cavalier Daily asked Rosner follow-up questions to learn more about his experience as CEO.
The University’s Office of Engagement, housed within the External Relations office, hosted their final webinar of the semester in their “Leader to Leader — Insights from U.Va. Leadership” series Wednesday which featured Lori McMahon, University vice president for research and professor of Neuroscience.
The Honor Committee met Sunday for its final meeting of the 2025-26 academic year to discuss a recommendation of how to handle student unresponsiveness after students are notified of an alleged violation of the University’s honor code.
“The Honor Committee and the University Judiciary Committee no longer organize or offer implicit bias training for their members that include impermissible content regarding race or other protected characteristics,” the report stated.
Sahasra Molletti, co-chair for the Faculty Advisory Committee, Batten representative and second-year College student, was elected to serve as the new vice chair for the graduate community for the term.
The Honor Committee held its first meeting for the 185th term Sunday evening, led by Genny Freed, newly-elected Committee chair and third-year College student.