Real Estate Developer Appointed to Board of Trustees
Zac Isaac, president of the Isaac Property Co., a real estate development company, will serve a term beginning June 2, 2022, and ending July 1, 2030.
Meghan Cunningham
Trustees Approve 2023 Operating Budget
The $818 million budget for fiscal year 2023 incorporates the University’s new incentive-based budget model designed to increase transparency, better strategically allocate resources and enhance data-informed decision making.
Longtime Rocket to Lead Student Affairs
Dr. Sammy Spann will serve as vice president of student affairs and dean of students effective July 1.
UToledo Launches Focused Community Engagement Effort
Valerie Simmons-Walston will serve as special assistant to the president for community engagement and strategic partnerships effective July 1.
Recognizing Generosity
Judith Herb smiles with UToledo President Gregory Postel following the unveiling of a new monument recognizing the Judith Herb College of Education at an event May 6 outside Gillham Hall.
Honoring Donor
Stephen Neff and Lisa Neff-Ryave help unveil a monument recognizing the John B. and Lillian E. Neff College of Business and Innovation with the help of Dean Anne Balazs and UToledo President Gregory Postel.
UToledo Announces Interim Provost
To assist with the leadership transition, Dr. Risa Dickson will join UToledo on July 1 to work with Dr. Karen Bjorkman in her final weeks and serve as interim provost while a national search is conducted.
Updated Mission, Vision, Value Statements and Draft Strategic Goals Shared by Strategic Planning Committee
In April, drafts of the new statements were shared with the UToledo community and they have now been updated to reflect the input received.
UToledo to Unveil Monuments for Named Colleges
The Neff College of Business and Innovation event is 4 p.m. Thursday at the east entrance of Stranahan Hall and the Herb College of Education event is 11 a.m. Friday at the west entrance of Gillham Hall.
UToledo Reduces Fee for Students Outside Ohio to $100
The change in the University’s tuition structure is to better attract high-performing students outside of Ohio to come to campus.