Vanderbilt’s State Government Relations team represents Vanderbilt University before the Tennessee General Assembly and state government.
We strive to tell the Vanderbilt story effectively to state officials as we successfully advance our legislative and administrative priorities. Through our proactive engagement, we seek to expand and strengthen partnerships with state and community leaders to positively impact state policy. We work to foster relationships with state policymakers on important issues affecting higher education while serving as Vanderbilt’s voice on legislative and regulatory matters.
Assistant Vice Chancellor for State Government Relations
Government Relations Program Coordinator
As part of Vanderbilt's ongoing efforts to strengthen connections with policymakers and business leaders, Nathan Green, vice chancellor for government and community relations, and Daniel Culbreath, assistant vice chancellor for state government relations, represented the university at the Tennessee Chamber’s Washington D.C. Fly In event in September.
June 2024 State Update:
Hosting Tennessee Lawmakers
Legislation Reception & Prayer Breakfast
Legislative Notes
Our District Impact Report is an interactive dashboard showcasing the university’s economic, social and cultural contributions to communities across the state. See a district–level breakdown of Vanderbilt’s impact.
Vanderbilt's approach to free expression rests on three pillars: open forums, institutional neutrality and civil discourse.
Vanderbilt University is proud to establish strong partnerships with other organizations and associations, fostering collaborative efforts to address shared challenges and promote progress in education and beyond. Through these strategic alliances, we leverage our expertise, resources and research capabilities to drive meaningful impact and contribute to the betterment of our community and state.
Baker Building
Vanderbilt University Government and Community Relations
PMB 407760
110 21st Avenue S, Suite 1001
Nashville, TN 37240-7760