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Virginia Tech Board of Visitors committee chairs set agenda and retreat topics for August meeting

Board of Visitors Committee Chairs Meeting · June 2, 2026
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Summary

Committee chairs met June 2, 2026 to propose August agenda items and retreat themes, including resuming a practice of featuring one college per ARSA meeting (starting with CALS/Dean Feruzzi), housing and hospital design reviews, audit and IT security briefings, and financial metrics for campus facilities.

The Board of Visitors committee chairs at Virginia Tech met June 2, 2026 to propose committee agendas and retreat items for the August 2026 meeting. The minutes record that the meeting’s purpose was planning rather than final action; no formal motions or votes are included.

Planned items across committees include Academic, Research, and Student Affairs (ARSA) resuming a practice of featuring one college per meeting beginning with CALS (Dean Feruzzi); Athletics reporting on Hokie Ventures and a feature on Coach Mike Young; Compliance, Audit, and Risk providing annual audit and IT security updates; Facilities briefings on a final on‑campus housing framework and a design review of the CVM teaching hospital expansion; and Finance and Resource Management reviewing metrics for Academic Building One and the Arlington building. Retreat topics proposed include a coach’s report on accomplishments and a research strategy modeled on last year’s 'Invest to Win' athletics initiative.

The minutes list Committee Chair members Nancy Dye, Bill Holtzman, Jim Miller, J. Pearson and Jeanne Stosser as present, with Ryan McCarthy absent, and record attendance by President Timothy Sands and Secretary to the Board Kim O’Rourke, among other faculty and staff. The meeting adjourned at 8:30 a.m.