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Sep 1, 2026·Board meeting
Lander University Board of Trustees Meeting Minutes
The board discussed a comprehensive report from the university president regarding record-breaking enrollment goals, campus facility expansion, and the integration of artificial intelligence initiatives. Key actions included the approval of revisions to the university mission statement and the termination of several academic programs. The board also reviewed and adopted numerous policies, including frameworks for AI governance, data classification and privacy, vulnerability management, emotional support animals, and drone operations, as well as updates to administrator evaluation processes and grading systems. Reports were also provided by the Faculty and Staff Senates.
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Lander University Board of Trustees Board Meeting Minutes
The board meeting included a president's report highlighting men's basketball achievements, the integration of artificial intelligence in academics, and updates on program reviews conducted by the Commission on Higher Education. The board approved the establishment of a Bachelor of Arts in Graphic Design. Financial and facility action items were passed, including a continuing resolution budget proposal, various student fee adjustments, an inclusive access bookstore fee, and a bonding resolution for the construction of a new residence hall. Furthermore, the board adopted an institutional data governance policy and authorized updates to the university P-Card manual.
Mar 3, 2026·Board meeting
Lander University Board Of Trustees Board Meeting
The board approved several new academic programs including a Bachelor of Science in Applied Artificial Intelligence, a Bachelor of Science in Content Creation and Digital Marketing, and a Master of Science in Information Systems. Additionally, the board approved the termination of secondary education concentrations in Chemistry, English, Mathematics, and History, and passed amendments to the Faculty Handbook regarding tenure, promotion, and evaluations. Two new policies concerning boiler safety and temporary worker safety management were also approved. During the president's report, updates were provided on the university's focus on in-demand programs, campus infrastructure projects including the Uptown Administrative Building and the Nursing Experiential Learning Center, the R2G graduation initiative, cybersecurity efforts, and preparations for an upcoming capital campaign.
Dec 17, 2025·Board meeting
Lander University Board of Trustees Board Meeting
The meeting commenced with the introduction of the newest member of the Board of Trustees and confirmation of compliance with the Freedom of Information Act. Key discussions centered on committee reports. The Academic Affairs Committee brought forward seven action items, primarily focusing on restructuring business degrees by elevating Accounting and Financial Services to independent B.S. degrees, transitioning Entrepreneurship to a B.S., and terminating the general Business Administration B.S. degree. Other academic actions included proposing a new Master of Arts in Teaching (MAT) in Early Childhood Education and restructuring Secondary Education programs. The Finance, Facilities and Audit Committee reported unanimous approval for maintaining current undergraduate and graduate tuition rates for the 2026-27 academic year, thereby freezing tuition for the eleventh consecutive year. They also approved several Permanent Improvement Projects, including renovations and a proposed 300-Bed Residence Hall, and approved entering a lease agreement for off-campus student housing for 2026-27. The committee also accepted the FY 2024-25 Financial Audit, which received a clean audit opinion. The Policy Committee received unanimous approval for four policy items, including Telecommuting and Remote Work, Board of Trustee Conflict of Interest, Use of the University Seal, and Senior-Level Administrator Evaluations. During the President's Report, updates included record-breaking enrollment, plans for a new Information Commons groundbreaking in March 2026, the search for an Associate Provost of Artificial Intelligence, and the announcement of strong financial performance, including clearing debt on Centennial Hall in June 2026. The session concluded with an executive session from which no action was taken.
