Board meetings, strategic plans, and buyer signals from Aisha Thomas Reed’s organization
Aug 6, 2020·BoardMeeting
Board
College of Idaho Town Hall
This session served as a town hall for the College of Idaho regarding the reopening plan for the Fall 2020 semester. Leadership emphasized the institution's commitment to transparency and the priority of safety and health for students, faculty, and staff when making decisions. The plan announced allows students the choice between starting in-person or remaining remote, providing maximum flexibility should COVID-19 trends improve. Discussions also covered the methodology used by five task forces to develop the plan and the maintenance of the college's small, close-knit community feel even in an online format. Academic Affairs highlighted efforts to ensure learning remains relevant and reciprocal, detailing the use of Canvas and Microsoft Teams for course delivery, including the adoption of flipped classroom models. Student Affairs addressed efforts to foster personal, social, and professional development within both the residential and online communities, mentioning orientation efforts and the implementation of a 'Yo Pact' social compact for safety.
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The address, presented by Chanse Ward, used a television show analogy to frame the college experience, calculating 796 'episodes' over four years. Key advice focused on following passions over calculations, valuing faculty support for pursuing curiosity, embracing growth and making mistakes, and concentrating on new and original ideas. The speaker encouraged the audience, composed of the class of 2019, to expose themselves to diverse ideas during their formative years.
Nov 4, 2013·BoardMeeting
Board
College Of Idaho Webvtt
The event was held to celebrate the naming of the Marty Holly Athletics Center. The opening remarks highlighted the institution's commitment to both academic and athletic success, noting that many athletic teams achieve high academic standards. Key individuals involved in fundraising and steering the project, including John and Linda Beckett and James Grigsby, were acknowledged for their significant financial contributions. A central focus of the event was honoring Marty Hawley for his decades of dedication to the college, his influence on students and athletes, and his decision to remain with the institution despite external offers. Marty Hawley expressed his deep affection for the college and noted that the naming of the facility is an honor that will support future campus initiatives and student success. The speakers also emphasized the importance of continued fundraising efforts for future phases of the facility.
Aug 8, 2007·StrategicPlan
Board
Albertson College of Idaho Vision
This document outlines the vision and enduring values of Albertson College of Idaho, emphasizing the transformative power of a liberal arts education for character development and lifelong learning. Key priorities include fostering an inclusive community, preparing students for diverse future careers, and enhancing the college's national reputation among liberal arts institutions. The plan also highlights the critical role of alumni engagement and support in sustaining the college's unique culture and ensuring its continued prosperity.
Extracted from official board minutes, strategic plans, and video transcripts.
