President Hensel outlines reorganization to boost student success
President Wendy Hensel outlined organizational changes aimed at strengthening student success across UH’s 10 campuses.
President Wendy Hensel outlined organizational changes aimed at strengthening student success across UH’s 10 campuses.
“Our role as Regents is to set strategic direction, provide oversight, ask questions and support President Hensel as she leads the University.”
Hensel explained that the university's traditional, decentralized structure has created obstacles to efficient growth and systemic alignment.
President Wendy Hensel highlighted the start of the 2026–27 academic year abd UH’s second-highest extramural funding total in history.
Justin Seto received the award for his dedicated service at Kauaʻi Community College.
First woman from Maui elected Board of Regents chair joins UH President Wendy Hensel in historic leadership era.
Darsh Davé, Darren Lerner and the Hawaiʻi Papa o ke Ao Native Hawaiian Place of Learning Advancement Office have been selected as UH's nominees for the Governor's Awards for Distinguished State Service.
Hensel also highlighted UH Cancer Center milestones and NIL funding commitments.
Lauren Akitake was elected chair, and Gabriel Lee and Keith Amemiya will serve as vice chairs.
The UH Board of Regents honored four departing members for their dedicated service and lasting contributions to the university.