Amybeth Maurer

The board meeting agenda includes a public hearing on the fiscal year 2027 budget and a resolution to adopt said budget. Key business items include the approval of the modified academic calendar for 2026-2027, compensation rates for non-unit adjunct faculty, salary adjustments and insurance contributions for administrative employees, and several purchasing contracts, such as fire alarm testing, building signage, data warehouse maintenance, snow removal, software renewals, and equipment purchases. Additionally, the agenda covers personnel matters, including a resolution of appreciation and new faculty appointments.

The committee meeting featured a presentation on college transitions, secondary partnerships, and various student support programs. A comprehensive construction update was provided regarding multiple campus buildings, including the progress of the Manufacturing and Technology Center and a new truck driving classroom. The board reviewed upcoming agenda items for a regular meeting, involving various service contracts and equipment purchases. Additionally, the committee discussed legislative state agendas, a proposed presentation for a leadership congress, and updates to board policies concerning social media and potential conflicts of interest. The session concluded with reflections from a guest and a discussion on naming standards for campus facilities.

The board conducted a reorganization, including the election of board officers and the appointment of the treasurer, audit firm, and legal counsel. Discussions included the adoption of results for the student trustee election, appreciation for the outgoing student trustee, and confirmation of the 2026 meeting schedule. The President's report covered grant funding, national awards for marketing and communications, military-friendly school designation, and STEM-related initiatives. The board reviewed and approved various equipment purchases, software renewals, and contract services, particularly supporting the college's manufacturing and technology center and instructional programs.

The committee meeting included a presentation on Communications and Behavioral Sciences titled Education in Action. The board reviewed upcoming agenda items for a regular meeting, which included various procurement and service contracts such as HVAC maintenance, marketing brochures and booklets, international culinary arts study abroad, equipment purchases for laboratories, advertising services, and software renewals. Additionally, the committee discussed professional growth opportunities, future college goals, upcoming leadership conferences, and community engagement events.

The board meeting agenda included several key actions: a student trustee election, a resolution of appreciation for the outgoing student trustee, board officer elections, and reorganization activities including the confirmation of committee representatives and the 2026 meeting schedule. The board addressed various faculty supplemental assignments, approved contract extensions, and reviewed extensive purchasing items including advertising services, software renewals, and equipment for various college departments. Additionally, personnel, financial, and institutional advancement reports were submitted for review.