Goucher College: Eight New Members Join Goucher College Board Of Trustees

Towson MD

08 September, 2021

4:10 PM

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Press release from Goucher College: September 8, 2021 These new trustees represent various industries, including banking, medicine, nonprofits, law, education, economics, communications, and business. Goucher College is proud to announce eight new members of the Goucher College Board of Trustees. These new trustees represent various industries, including banking, medicine, nonprofits, law, education, economics, communications, and business. While their terms officially began on July 1, they will gather for their first board meeting on September 25. These new members will serve under Lisa Stromberg '83, who was recently named board chair.  "Goucher will benefit greatly from the impressive range of expertise and experience these eight new trustees bring to the board," said Goucher College President Kent Devereaux. "These new trustees are deeply committed to Goucher's principles of providing a rigorous liberal arts education that emphasizes inclusivity and a broad global perspective. It's an exciting time to be at Goucher as we announce new undergraduate and graduate programs, new partnerships with top-tier universities in the U.S. and abroad, and develop a new master campus plan that spells out a bold new vision for Goucher in the coming decade."  The college is currently working on numerous institutional priorities, including the new strategic plan that focuses on enhancing student success, expanding global education, emphasizing inclusivity, and ensuring a solid financial position. A comprehensive campus master plan is also being developed with the Boston-based firm Sasaki. Additionally, Goucher has raised more than $70 million toward the $100 million [UNDAUNTED] campaign goal, with commitments to the new Science Research Center, endowed professorships, and endowed scholarships.  The eight new members of the Goucher College Board of Trustees include: This press release was produced by Goucher College. The views expressed here are the author's own.