The building will now be known as the Eric J. Barron Innovation Hub Building.
Brown was re-elected for his fourth term on the board, while Fenchak and Hasenkopf were elected for the first time.
“I want to bring people, plants, partnerships, and pollinators together with my passion for the art, science, and business of horticulture, and lead The Arboretum at Penn State to its brightest future,” Sclar said in a release.
"[Serving on the Board] is very important to me, and it's an honor because I love Penn State. But, it's also because I think I have and will continue to make a difference."
If re-elected, Doran hopes to continue making Penn State a more affordable, equitable, and successful first-class university.
“The scientific evidence is clear that action must be taken to avoid the devastating impacts of climate change,” Barron said.