Our Trustees
Browse a current list of the incumbent trustees and emeritus trustees.
As the University’s chief governing body, the Board of Trustees exercises fiduciary responsibility for advancing Johns Hopkins’ mission and goals in a sustainable manner, through wise stewardship of all of its resources for the common good and for generations to come.
The Board holds a public trust: to guard the University’s integrity, to ensure that it fulfills the purposes for which it was established, and to preserve and augment its physical and financial assets.
Browse a current list of the incumbent trustees and emeritus trustees.
Read a list of the Board’s 12 committees, or learn about the committees’ responsibilities, described in Article XII of the By-Laws.
Trustees act in the best interest of Johns Hopkins University, and, in a typical year, the Board meets four times to discuss and make decisions on strategic issues related to the long-term success of the university.