Regents vote to enter closed session citing state statute for personnel matters
September 25, 2026 | Board of Regents of the University of Nebraska, Elected Officials, Organizations, Executive, Nebraska
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A motion was made and seconded during the Sept. 25 meeting for the Board of Regents to go into closed session "as authorized by section 84-1410 of the Revised Statutes in Nebraska" for the purpose of discussing personnel matters and preventing needless injury to the reputation of persons who have not requested a public hearing.
The motion was put to a roll-call vote and recorded affirmatively by multiple regents; the chair announced that the motion passed and the board entered closed session. No substantive personnel discussion or outcomes from the closed session were disclosed in the public portion of the transcript.
The motion was put to a roll-call vote and recorded affirmatively by multiple regents; the chair announced that the motion passed and the board entered closed session. No substantive personnel discussion or outcomes from the closed session were disclosed in the public portion of the transcript.
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