David Gray

The committee meeting included a discussion regarding the Governor's May Revise, a review of the new governance structure recently approved by the College Council, and an update regarding the scheduling of summer meetings.

The taskforce conducted a second reading and approved several board policies and administrative procedures, including delegations of authority for business and fiscal affairs, the designation of authorized signatures, and regulations regarding student fees.

The council discussed various committee reports, including updates from the Accreditation Steering, Budget, Program Review and Resource Allocation, and Student Journey committees. Information items addressed included the new governance structure approved by the College Council, a debrief regarding the recent Town Hall, and the tracking of council goals.

The council discussed the newly approved governance structure presented by the College Council. Additionally, the agenda included standing reports covering auxiliary services, sustainability, technology, facilities, and updates from ad hoc committees focused on zoom pods and wayfinding.

This Institutional Effectiveness Presentation for Palomar College, covering the 2025-26 academic year, provides a comprehensive overview of institutional performance. It details community demographics, educational attainment, and income levels, alongside an analysis of student enrollment, progress, and outcomes including degrees, certificates, and transfers. The presentation aligns these metrics with planning and accountability standards, such as ACCJC Institution Set Standards, and integrates labor market data to assess post-education outcomes. The document aims to highlight strategies aligned with the college's Vision Plan.