board of trustees

In both, the medical school and the hospital have a common board of trustees.

Three years earlier, in 1994, the board of trustees for the college decided to change the name.

"The board of trustees could still hit us with an increase."

It was from the board of trustees, as he had expected.

Together is led by a professional management and board of trustees.

I didn't know we would need a board of trustees and all that.

The 13 member board of trustees each serve three year terms.

Two young people from this group also sit on the board of trustees.

"So why have a man on the board of trustees who doesn't support civil rights?"

He took his idea to the library's board of trustees.

This post was created for him by the university's board of trustees.

Here was the new blood that might hold the board of trustees at bay a while longer.

The society has 14 members as its board of trustees, and they are selected for 2 years.

The decision was made by the academy's board of trustees.

The same day, the board of trustees moved to reverse its decision.

The Board of trustees took the right action to fire the whole bunch.

He said the museum's board of trustees would meet early next week to discuss the situation.

The schools had been run for many years by a single board of trustees with a similar mission and vision.

The fund is managed by a local board of trustees.

The university is governed by the 32-member board of trustees.

Now is the time for the board of trustees to act."

Florida State tapped him to be on its board of trustees.

They are demanding the right to vote for the board of trustees.

If the president does not come to that conclusion, the board of trustees should.

The same governor who now sits on the school's board of trustees.