University of Utah public meetings in 2025
7 substantive meetings from 2025, with official agendas or minutes and plain-English summaries.
Board of Trustees: BoardDocs Imported Meetings 2005- 2025
The Board of Trustees will vote on purchasing 5.79 acres in West Valley for $6.6 million to expand land for a new hospital. They will also consider approving two new parking garages using a $116 million bonding authorization. Several consent items include new leases, the ASUU student budget, and capital projects.
- Purchase of 5.79 acres in West Valley for $6,557,522 for future hospital expansion
- Approval of two new parking garages, partially funded by $116 million legislative bond
- New lease for a University medical clinic in Rock Springs, Wyoming at $63,000/year
- Approval of the ASUU 2025-2026 student activity fee budget
- Consent agenda includes faculty appointments, sponsored projects report, and multiple property leases
Board of Trustees: BoardDocs Imported Meetings 2005- 2025
The Board of Trustees is reviewing several items via a consent agenda, including multiple real property lease transactions and university investment reports. Academic updates include the discontinuation of a BA in Recreational Therapy and the creation of new minors in Electrical Engineering and Hospitality Management.
- Lease extension for School of Medicine at 369 Pueblo Court, Moab ($25,200 annual rent)
- Lease extension for School of Medicine at 100 North Mario Capecchi Drive ($103,000 annual rent)
- Ground lease assignment for 615 Arapeen Drive to ARUP Laboratories, Inc. ($202,000 annual rent)
- Lease extension for School of Dentistry at 368 South 300 West ($15,600 annual rent)
- Discontinuation of the Bachelor of Arts in Recreational Therapy
Board of Trustees: BoardDocs Imported Meetings 2005- 2025
The Board of Trustees will consider a consent agenda that includes approval of new graduate certificates in Aerospace Engineering and Engineering Management, a new Center for Quality of Life After Stroke, and the redesignation of the Division of Public Affairs as a School of Public Affairs. The board will also vote on lease extensions for university properties in Salt Lake City and Rock Springs, Wyoming, and the discontinuation of the Ballet Teaching Emphasis.
- New Graduate Certificate in Aerospace Engineering (stackable toward a planned MS degree)
- New Graduate Certificate in Engineering Management (stackable toward a Master of Engineering Management)
- Redesignation of the Division of Public Affairs as the School of Public Affairs
- Lease extension for 102 South 200 East, Salt Lake City (7 years, $91,000 avg. annual rent)
- Discontinuation of the Ballet Teaching Emphasis to comply with 120-credit hour maximum
Board of Trustees: BoardDocs Imported Meetings 2005- 2025
The Board of Trustees will consider and vote on proposed tuition and fees for the 2025-26 academic year, as recommended by President Taylor R. Randall. The meeting also includes a call to order and a vote to adjourn.
- Proposed tuition and fees for academic year 2025-26 (action item)
Board of Trustees: BoardDocs Imported Meetings 2005- 2025
The Board of Trustees will vote on a consent agenda that includes approving a new Center for Metabolic Health, new minors and certificates in NeuroTechnology and Medical Laboratory Science, and a restructured Biomedical Informatics master's program. The board will also consider several real estate leases, including a new lease to the 2034 Olympic and Paralympic Games organizing committee, and routine approvals of minutes, faculty matters, and investments.
- New lease to the 2034 Olympic and Paralympic Games organizing committee for 6,910 sq ft at 175 East 400 South, Salt Lake City
- New Center for Metabolic Health to unify metabolism research and training across the university
- New minor, undergraduate certificate, and graduate certificate in NeuroTechnology
- New Medical Laboratory Science minor for health sciences students
- Lease renewal for Huntsman Cancer Hospital's mobile mammography clinic at 630 West 200 South
Board of Trustees: BoardDocs Imported Meetings 2005- 2025
The Board of Trustees will consider a consent agenda that includes a new Master of Science in Pharmacology and Toxicology, a restructured Design BS degree, and several real estate leases. The board will also vote on affirming support for the Utah Museum of Fine Arts and approving the December investment portfolio report.
- New MS in Pharmacology & Toxicology program proposed to meet growing life-science workforce demand in Utah
- Design BS degree restructured to add a 'Design Studies' pathway and formalize existing tracks
- Four university lease transactions, including a new 25,296 sq ft storage/office lease in Salt Lake City for $334,000/year
- Resolution to affirm support of the Utah Museum of Fine Arts
- Capital facilities projects for design and construction contracts
Board of Trustees: BoardDocs Imported Meetings 2005- 2025
The Board of Trustees will vote on a consent agenda that includes approving new academic centers for simulation-based learning, race and health justice research, and a data coordinating center, as well as new leases for university offices in Salt Lake City and Moab. The board will also consider discontinuing the undergraduate Financial Planning certificate program and restructuring the Middle East Studies major. Items are expected to be approved in a single motion unless a member requests separate discussion.
- New lease for 4,810 sq ft at 400 Wakara Way, Salt Lake City, for Orthopaedics office/lab space at $113,035/year for 7 years
- New lease for residential space in Moab for Psychiatry at $8,000/year for 4 months starting Feb 1, 2025
- Proposal to create a Center for Interprofessional Simulation-Based Experiential Learning (CISBEL)
- Proposal to create a Center for Research on Race, Health Justice, and Public Policy
- Discontinuation of the Undergraduate Certificate in Financial Planning due to low enrollment and new certification fees