The university’s board of trustees voted against a proposal to divest from weapons manufacturers and other companies involved in the Israel-Hamas war last week.
The foundation has promoted its managing director of investments to serve as cio and oversee its endowment as its previous investment head left to serve as cio at an investment firm.
The university is slated to approve a new investment policy statement for its long-term portfolio that incorporates additional risk management and diversification guidelines.
The fund is searching for an investment associate to assist in the oversight and management of its investments, including assisting with due diligence of prospective investment managers.