Call for Nominations: Strategic Planning Committee

Published October 8, 2026

Dear Colleagues:

At the request of President Genco, we are writing to invite nominations from the UB community for the University at Buffalo’s Strategic Planning Committee.

As President Genco shared in her message earlier this week, the University at Buffalo is beginning an important, inclusive campus dialogue and planning process to create a framework for the future of our university that builds on our strengths, identifies new opportunities for innovation and connects our work more directly to the communities we serve. Our conversations will address key strategic areas, including the student experience and student success; research, innovation and creative expression; and UB’s engagement with the community.

The committee will launch this fall, and its work will continue through the 2026-27 academic year. We welcome nominations and self-nominations of UB community members who will help us define what will distinguish UB in the years ahead and imagine the impact our university will make. Please submit nominations through the UB Strategic Planning website by Friday, October 16.     

We look forward to working with the university community through the committee and through the upcoming town halls to envision what UB can be, how we can enhance our impact and how we will work together to achieve this vision.  

Sincerely,

 

A. Scott Weber
Provost and Executive Vice President for Academic Affairs

Laura E. Hubbard
Vice President for Finance and Administration

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