Who has charge of the general administration of the University of Wyoming?

• A. The Governor
• B. The University Board of Trustees
• C. The State Board of Control
• D. The Legislature

Answer: (B)

The general administration of the University of Wyoming is carried by its own governing body, the University Board of Trustees. This board acts as the institution’s top authority, setting policy, guiding long-range planning, approving budgets, and appointing the university president to lead day-to-day operations. The governor’s role is to appoint trustees, not to run the university itself. The legislature handles funding and statutory framework but does not manage daily university affairs. The State Board of Control has a broader state-level oversight role for various agencies, not the university’s ongoing administration. So, the University Board of Trustees is the body charged with general administration.