麻豆传媒

University of 麻豆传媒 President David Lassner delivered his monthly report to the Board of Regents on January 20. Lassner began with a message of compassion for Tonga and everyone in the UH ʻohana impacted by the recent volcanic eruption.

He then updated UH’s ongoing response to the COVID-19 pandemic including in-person instruction resuming January 31, the return to in-person graduation ceremonies and the invaluable impact of COVID-19 federal aid.

The president also discussed the State House’s Mauna Kea Working Group efforts, current legislative inquiries and yesterday’s announcement of the $50 million dollar gift for ocean research, the largest contribution to date to the university, as UH is set to have a record year in philanthropy.

• Heartfelt compassion for Tonga ()
• COVID-19 update ()
  • One-week delay of in-person instruction ()
  • Increase in campus case counts ()
  • Up-to-date vaccination ()
  • Managing the virus ()
  • COVID-19 lessons ()
  • Moving forward—graduation ceremonies, in-person teaching ()
  • Invaluable federal assistance ()
• State House Mauna Kea Working Group Report ()
• Legislative inquiries ()
• Tenure task force update ()
• Philanthropy—$50 million gift to improve ocean health ()
• Enrollment down slightly overall ()
• UHNews.org ()

See previous president’s reports to the Board of Regents.