Pima Community College Governing Board Regular Meeting Agenda
The Governing Board meeting covers administrative and operational reports, including updates on shared governance, student Senate introductions, and reports from faculty, staff, and student representatives. Financial disclosures include financial statements and the Fiscal Year 2028 budget development calendar. Action items involve contract authorizations for HVAC upgrades, healthcare training simulation software, and scheduling software. Additionally, the Board reviews proposed amendments to intergovernmental agreements and personnel information.
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The board meeting centered on a study session regarding financial literacy and student loan default management. Discussions included an analysis of the total cost of college attendance for students, the importance of transparency in financial aid, and strategies to help students borrow funds more efficiently. Key topics covered the institution's participation in national cost transparency initiatives, resources for financial literacy such as cash courses, and efforts to educate students and their families on budgeting, saving, and navigating student loan processes to avoid default.
May 10, 2023·Board meeting
PCC Governing Board Governing Board Meeting
The board meeting included a presentation from the Arizona Auditor General's office regarding the annual audit results and findings for the Pima County Community College District, which received an unmodified, clean opinion on its financial statements. A single audit finding related to the COVID-19 educational stabilization fund program was discussed, with the District outlining a plan for corrective action. The meeting also featured public comments from faculty members highlighting the accomplishments of the ethnic, gender, transgender studies, and sociology department, as well as a statement from the Vail Early College coordinator regarding proposed changes impacting the East Campus.
