The University of Rochester Board of Trustees elected four new trustees at its May meeting and recognized four members who were moved to trustee emeritus status.

The change will allow the University to improve the dining experience for students, faculty, staff, and visitors.  

Deen will lead a team of attorneys providing legal advice and services to University administration on a wide variety of issues and projects.

Farrelman will work to advance the University’s legislative priorities and advise University leaders on state, federal, and local government issues.

The University will provide $172 million in institutional grants and scholarships for the next academic year.

Rochester brings expertise in artificial intelligence and cognitive science, machine learning, and high-performance computing to the consortium.

Sampson, who has decades of higher education leadership experience, has served as interim provost since August.

Robinson’s leadership strengthened Rochester’s national prominence in academics, clinical care, and research.

The University is prepared to keep its campuses operational and community members informed during severe winter weather.

Exercising the right to vote helps build a robust and equitable civic culture at Rochester.