Board of Governors Simon Fraser University

The Board of Governors at Simon Fraser University is the senior governing body responsible for overseeing the university's business operations, including property, revenue, and policy decisions. Comprised of 15 members, including the Chancellor, President, elected faculty, students, and staff, the Board operates under a bicameral governance system alongside the Senate, which focuses on academic governance.

Board members serve without remuneration and convene six times a year, with portions of their meetings open to the public. The Board plays a crucial role in holding the President accountable and ensuring the effective management of the university's resources and policies.

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