The institution hired a director of investments to assist in the oversight and management of its $1.1 billion portfolio after launching a search in the second quarter.
The fund named its new ceo following a search conducted this summer after its previous head retired from the role in May after more than two decades with the organization.
The retirement system will hold a special board meeting to vote on its record keeper search after dismissing Executive Director Scott Miller this week.
Expansions will help the systems reach their goal of having 15% of U.S.-based actively managed investment assets with diverse-owned firms by 2025 and 20% by 2029.
The university elected six new members to serve on its board of trustees this summer and they are tasked with overseeing strategic goals and providing fiduciary oversight.