WVSTU -- A delegation from the Board of Trustees of William V. S. Tubman University (TU) is currently visiting the University's main campus in Harper to assess its operations and investigate recent protest actions involving some members of the institution's staff.
The delegation comprises Madam Precious Andrews, representing the Chair of the Board of Trustees, and Ms. Moriah Wisseh, a member of the Board.
The team is in Maryland County to assess the day-to-day operations of the University and conduct a separate investigation into the circumstances surrounding the recent staff protests.
As part of the visit, the delegation is holding one-on-one consultations with administrators, faculty members, and staff to hear their views and concerns, as well as gather firsthand information on ongoing developments and progress made under the leadership of University President and CEO Dr. Olu Q. Menjay.
According to the delegation, the engagements are intended to provide key stakeholders with an opportunity to express their perspectives directly to the Board, enabling it to gain a clearer understanding of the issues affecting the institution.
The visit forms part of the Board's oversight responsibilities and its continued efforts to address institutional concerns, promote accountability, strengthen staff relations, and enhance the overall administration and operations of Tubman University.
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TU Board Delegation Probes Staff Protest, Assesses University Operations
