Ryan Adesnik, who has served as associate vice president at Stanford since 2004, will lead government relations efforts across the local, state and federal levels.
Stanford’s proposal for a long-term land use permit moves from the Santa Clara County Planning Commission to the Board of Supervisors. Over the summer, the university hopes to engage the county on an agreement it says would benefit the campus and the broader region.
When Stanford’s undergraduate students go home for the summer, some 20,000 people bring the campus back to life at camps and conferences that are aligned with the university’s teaching, learning and research mission.
The university says a development agreement would allow it to provide benefits for the campus community and neighboring residents while providing long-term certainty of the rules affecting its future land use.
The following Academic Council professoriate appointments, promotions and reappointments were reviewed by the Advisory Board of the Academic Council and approved by the president.
The 51st Faculty Senate wrapped up its 2018-19 session with a lively discussion on the future of Stanford University Press; annual faculty report released.
