The university is seeking an investment manager to take primary accountability for its private investment portfolio, which makes up 40% of its long-term investment portfolio.
The university voted against a student-led proposal to divest its endowment from companies involved in the Israeli occupation of Palestinian territory.
The foundation hired an investment consultant to provide non-discretionary services for its portfolio over three other firms after conducting an RFQ and RFP process last year.
The foundation terminated an unconstrained fixed-income manager and reinvested the redemption proceeds with an existing firm at its board meeting in late September.
The foundation has hired a director of impact investing to oversee its program-related and mission-related investment portfolio totaling more than $120 million.