Office of the Board of Trustees

 

The Board of Trustees of the University is the corporate body established by the University’s Charter with overall responsibility for the governance and welfare of the University and all the interests pertaining thereto. In the exercise of its responsibilities, the Board of Trustees delegates day-to-day management and control of the University to the President, with certain reserved powers as set forth in the University’s Bylaws.

Upcoming Meetings

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Upcoming Meetings

Find dates, agendas, materials and more information on upcoming meetings.

Livestream

Join public sessions of Board of Trustees meetings via Microsoft Livestream.

Meet the trustees

The board comprises 36 voting members and two ex-officio non-voting members — the President of the University and the Governor of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. 

Contact Us

Public Comment

The Board welcomes the opportunity for expression of public views on issues before the Board at its next meeting. Comments must be received no later than 9 a.m. ET on the Wednesday preceding the meeting.

Anonymous Feedback

Provide anonymous feedback at any time on issues related to the Board’s responsibility for governing and stewarding the University.

Mailing Address

201 Old Main
University Park, PA 16802

Phone: 814-865-2521
Email: bot@psu.edu

Latest News

Lion Right Facing

Board approves appropriations request, renovations, real estate divestitures

The Penn State Board of Trustees approved an appropriations request for the 2027-28 fiscal year, a series of real estate transactions, and renovation projects at various campuses, among other items during its meeting on Sept. 18.

Behrend

Trustees approve plans for $19 million Penn State Behrend manufacturing center

The planned Center for Manufacturing Competitiveness at Penn State Behrend will include advanced metal-casting labs, industry-facing manufacturing space and areas designed for workforce training, applied research and industry collaboration.

Full Lion

Penn State requests increased state investment in students, mission

University seeking increase in performance-based funding pool for 2027-28 - money that would be shared among Penn State, Pitt and Temple - to help statewide impact.