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Bylaws amended to enact student trustee voting rightsTrustees approved amendments to the Bylaws of the Ohio State University Board of Trustees that grant voting rights to student trustees. The board approved the resolution granting those rights in November 2015. The amendment to the board’s bylaws fully enacts it, effective May 14, 2016. Trustees approved the establishment of a master of film studies degree program in the College of Arts and Sciences. The degree is the next step in the university’s work in cinema studies, supplementing an undergraduate major and minor and a graduate interdisciplinary specialization.The board also approved the establishment of a master of health care innovation degree program in the College of Nursing. The online program is designed for adult learners and students currently working in healthcare settings. The multi-disciplinary leadership degree builds capacity for individuals to understand, translate and lead complex healthcare organizations through the application of innovation and change principles.

Fees increased for select studentsTrustees approved an increase in annual tuition, general fees and non-resident surcharges for rank 4 students in the colleges of pharmacy and veterinary medicine. The action will normalize costs for rank 4 students with rank 1-3 students. Rank 4 students take courses year-round, which is more expensive under the semester system than it was under the quarter system. To protect students who began before the university converted to semesters, rank 4 costs were temporarily held down. The increases begin in summer 2016 semester.Trustees approved the establishment of The Higher Education Center for Alcohol and Drug Misuse Prevention and Recovery. Faculty, staff and students in the colleges of social work and pharmacy, and the Office of Student Life worked to establish the new center at Ohio State to fill a national void left by the closing, in 2012, of a federally funded center. The center’s mission, in partnership with the nation’s colleges and universities, is to promote student success nationally by providing data-driven solutions to alcohol and drug misuse, lead the dialogue on collegiate alcohol and drug misuse and recovery in the national agenda, and ensure the long-term sustainability and effectiveness of the center’s efforts.

Trustees approved goals for President Drake for 2016. The mutually agreed-upon goals address financial stability, academic excellence, talent and culture and presidential relationships. The board accepted The Ohio State University Foundation report as of Dec. 31, 2015, which includes the establishment of The Edwin M. Cooperman Endowed Chair at the Michael E. Moritz College of Law, the Frank Stanton Endowed Chair in General Practice and Canine Health and Wellness, the Bob and Corrine Frick Chair in Cardiac Electrophysiology, the Dr. Floyd M. Beman Chair Fund in Gastroenterology, the Bruce and Susan Edwards Sports Medicine Endowed Professorship, the Wolfe Associates Inc. Endowed Professorship Fund in Canine Clinical and Comparative Medicine, The Christos Yessios Endowed Professorship Fund; The Wolfe Foundation Director of Athletics Fund; 17 new endowed funds as part of the Ohio Scholarship Challenge; three named endowed funds made possible with gifts from Stanley D. Ross and Joan H. Ross as part of their commitment that established the Stanley D. and Joan H. Ross Center for Brain Health and Performance in The Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center Neuroscience Institute;

one endowed scholarship made possible with gifts from Sen. John Glenn and his wife Annie Glenn; and 42 additional named endowed funds, providing $21.4 million in private gifts to the university. Cancer hospital visitor lounge namedTrustees approved naming the visitor lounge on level 10 in The Ohio State University Comprehensive Cancer Center - Arthur G. James Cancer Hospital and Richard J. Solove Research Institute the Bob Evans Farms Visitor Lounge in recognition of Bob Evans Farms significant contributions to the building fund for the new hospital. Veterinary Medical Center spaces namedThe board approved the naming of numerous rooms and spaces in the Veterinary Medical Center Hospital (VMC) for Companion Animals.Trustees approved the naming of the #9 tennis court at the Outdoor Tennis Facility as the Nourse Family Court in honor of Carl & Mary Nourse, in recognition of significant contributions to by Dick Nourse to the varsity tennis programs.The board authorized the university to enter into/increase professional service and construction contracts for the following projects:Trustees approved the purchase of improved real property located at 5020 Bradenton Ave., Dublin, for $637,491.

The university leased and renovated the property in 2012 for the College of Veterinary Medicine’s Veterinary Medical Center at Dublin and now wishes to purchase it.The board approved the sale of 2.5 acres of improved real property located at 456 Partridge Bend, Powell. The property was gifted to the university in 2011 by Steven and Barbara Fishman to benefit of the Department of Athletics basketball program. It has been declared surplus; the sale of the property will benefit the basketball program. Trustees approved a change of name and purpose of The University Home Care Services Corporation, a university affiliate. The entity’s new name will be “Ohio State Health, Inc.” Its new business focus will move beyond home health services to include developing an integrated network for The Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center (OSUWMC) that furthers its tripartite mission of education, research and patient care.Board of Trustees committee appointments approved The board approved the appointment of members to the following committees for 2016-2017:Academic Affairs and Student Life Committee:Cheryl L. Krueger, vice chairRichard K. Herrmann (faculty member)Brent R. Porteus, vice chairErin P. Hoeflinger, vice chairBarbara J. Tootle (Alumni Association member)Samira K. Beckwith (Alumni Association member)James F. Dietz (Foundation Board member)Daniel J. Wampler (Foundation Board member)W. G. “Jerry” Jurgensen