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Johnson s election restores University of Minnesota regent seat to Mayo Clinic

She becomes the seventh Mayo Clinic physician to serve as the University of Minnesota regent. 7:35 pm, Mar. 16, 2021 × Dr. Ruth Johnson, a Mayo Clinic doctor who was recently selected to a six-year term to the University of Minnesota Board of Regents. (Contributed photo by Mayo Clinic) With her election by the Legislature on Monday, Dr. Ruth Johnson became the seventh Mayo Clinic physician to serve on the University of Minnesota Board of Regents since 1907, when Dr. Will Mayo served. But beyond its historical significance, Johnson s election restores and reinforces a relationship between Mayo Clinic and the university, said one of her chief legislative advocates.

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Legislature boosts number of women on U Board of Regents

Copy shortlink: The number of women serving on the University of Minnesota s 12-member governing board increased from three to five after state lawmakers elected new regents on Monday. The House and Senate elected Ruth Johnson, James Farnsworth, Kodi Verhalen and Doug Huebsch during a joint meeting. The four new regents will serve six-year terms and be tasked with approving major policies such as tuition increases and an annual budget of about $4 billion. It s been a long time coming for this [board] to be closer to having gender balance, said state Rep. Connie Bernardy, a DFLer from New Brighton who chairs the House higher education committee. I think they bring a lot of talent to the Board of Regents and will make a difference for our state.

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Four newcomers elected to University of Minnesota Board of Regents

Four newcomers elected to University of Minnesota Board of Regents Michael Hsu, of Blaine, who often votes against the administration’s proposals on tuition hikes and other issues, lost his bid for a second six-year term. So did Hsu’s frequent ally, Worthington’s Randy Simonson, who couldn’t get past the Regent Candidate Advisory Council’s screening process and was not considered by the full Legislature. Written By: Josh Verges / St. Paul Pioneer Press | 10:16 pm, Mar. 15, 2021 × St. PAUL Lawmakers on Monday, March 15, elected four new members to the University of Minnesota Board of Regents, passing over two incumbents and choosing one favored by the short-handed Republican Party.

United statesBrandon alkirePatricia simmonsDoug huebschMichael hsuJames farnsworthRuth johnsonWorthington randy simonsonRichard beesonThomas andersonKodi verhalenKaren schanfieldUniversity of minnesota duluthHighland business associationAdvisory councilUniversity of minnesota

Four newcomers elected to University of Minnesota Board of Regents

Four newcomers elected to University of Minnesota Board of Regents
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United statesBrandon alkirePatricia simmonsDoug huebschMichael hsuJames farnsworthRuth johnsonWorthington randy simonsonRichard beesonThomas andersonKodi verhalenKaren schanfieldUniversity of minnesota duluthHighland business associationAdvisory councilUniversity of minnesota

Four newcomers elected to University of Minnesota Board of Regents

Four newcomers elected to University of Minnesota Board of Regents
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