The University of Nebraska Board of Regents convened on April 11, 2025, to address several key agenda items, including the recognition of Regent Sam Schroeder for his contributions during his first term in office.

The meeting commenced with Regent Clare presenting a resolution honoring Sam Schroeder, who has served as a member of the Board of Regents and as president of the Associated Students of the University of Nebraska at Kearney (UNK). Regent Clare praised Schroeder's dedication and leadership, highlighting his ability to navigate significant transitions within the university system, including the welcoming of Dr. Jeff Gold as the new president of the University of Nebraska system.

Schroeder's commitment to fiscal responsibility was noted, particularly in managing the UNK student government budget. He ensured that student fees were allocated effectively to benefit the student body. His initiatives included the establishment of a new fund for student-led projects, increased investment in student organizations, and the creation of mental health resources. Additionally, he played a role in enhancing campus facilities, such as the remodeling of the campus food pantry.

The resolution emphasized Schroeder's advocacy for various initiatives, including his support for the Stop Campus Hazing Act in the U.S. Senate. His focus on constituent outreach and transparency was also acknowledged, especially during a time of unprecedented change in higher education.

In conclusion, the Board of Regents expressed their appreciation for Sam Schroeder's outstanding contributions and congratulated him on his achievements. He will continue to serve on the Board, having won a second term, reflecting the confidence placed in him by his peers and the student body.