The institution will consider investments with startup companies recently launched from its ecosystem through its accelerator fund at its board meeting this month.
The institution recently announced three inaugural investments from its early-stage venture fund that invests in startup tech companies founded by university-affiliated faculty members and researchers.
The firm closed its inaugural venture capital fund with more than $60 million in commitments from institutional investors, corporates, multi-family offices and other strategic backers.
The university approved re-up commitments with existing private equity firms within its endowment as recommended by its general investment consultant at its September investment committee meeting.