Our Trustees
Browse a current list of the incumbent trustees and emeritus trustees.
Johns Hopkins UniversityEst. 1876
America’s First Research University
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.