Jasmin Means

The board meeting included an executive session, a presentation on a faculty sabbatical focused on civil discourse, and an overview of the college's assessment and program review practices. The board approved a fee request to adjust transcript and degree verification charges for third-party requestors to align with national rates. Financial updates were provided regarding college reserves and proposed repair and replacement projects for IT infrastructure and facilities. Additionally, the board reviewed reports from student leadership, the faculty union, and the president, which covered community partnerships and institutional collaborations.

The Board meeting included introductions of new employees and promotions. Informational items covered the Board self-assessment tool, the 2026-27 Trustee calendar, ongoing connections with the University of Washington Bothell, and faculty sabbaticals. Discussions focused on data-informed decision-making in alignment with accreditation recommendations, the Events and Advocacy Board budget process, the draft fee budget for 2026-27, and a monthly finance report regarding enrollment and budget drafting. The Board also took action to award emeritus status.

The meeting included a presentation on investment funding, student advocacy initiatives regarding campus belonging, and programming updates for upcoming events including a dance party and a casino night. Members discussed logistical details for tabling events, member reports on various advisory committee activities, and ongoing student feedback efforts.

The EAB met to discuss several key items, including the approval of a funding request for a Psychology Conference. The meeting featured reports from various chairs and members, covering topics such as event planning, club funding, marketing efforts, and the reservation process for Kody. Additionally, the board approved revisions to the Financial Code regarding articles three and five.

The meeting included planning for upcoming student engagement events such as an instant noodles giveaway and a casino night gala, including logistics for tabling, catering, and event marketing. Updates were provided on club activities, including the addition of new clubs and feedback on previous winter events. The committee discussed financial allocations for bonds, administrative tasks such as staff timesheets and training, and reviewed various committee reports. Additionally, the board addressed student feedback regarding event themes and music preferences.