Tadd Johnson has more than three decades of leadership and service in Indian law, policy, and higher education. Johnson reflects on being named as the first Native American to serve on the University of Minnesota's Board of Regents. He was sworn in on September 9.
During its March meetings, the Board of Regents will observe firsthand the impact the Morris campus has on its students, faculty, staff and the broader community.
The UMN Health system which will take bold steps to accelerate increased access, equity and quality to the University’s leading research and clinical care while safeguarding Minnesota’s public academic health assets.
In response to the Red Lake Nation request and a MIAC resolution, independent third-party experts prepared a report to assist in understanding "the role of the University, its faculty, and others during a 1966 epidemic" and related research activities.
U of M leaders call for more time to evaluate the details of the proposed Fairview/Sanford merger, collaboration with the the University on those plans, and endorsement of the U of M five-point vision for the future of Minnesota’s health care.
In the face of a national decline in transfer student enrollment, U of M leaders emphasize that continued focus and investment on attracting, retaining and graduating transfer students remains essential.
