Board meetings, strategic plans, and buyer signals from Jason E. Tisdel’s organization
May 14, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
Central Carolina Technical College Area Commission Meeting Minutes
The meeting included the approval of a new Diagnostic Medical Sonography Degree program and the ratification of curriculum changes for the Medical Assisting program. The Commission reviewed financial updates, including revenue and expenditure trends, and approved tuition increases for the upcoming fiscal year, as well as a new student activity fee and the FY 2027 budget and capital projects. Reports were provided on student enrollment, the success of the TRIO Veterans Upward Bound program, recent workforce development grants, and updates on various campus infrastructure projects. Additionally, the commission elected new officers and recognized a member for their years of service.
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Central Carolina Technical College Area Commission Area Commission Meeting Minutes
The Commission discussed several key items, including institutional reports from departments such as Academic Affairs, Student Affairs, and Human Resources. The Commission approved updates to the mission, vision, values, and statement of role and scope, along with 2026-2027 Annual Goals. Approval was granted for new academic programs, specifically an Electrical Line Worker Technician Certificate and a Radiologic Technology Degree. Finance and enrollment updates were provided, noting positive enrollment trends for upcoming terms and ongoing recruitment efforts. Additional topics included the TRIO Student Support Services performance report, a Talent Management Plan, legislative updates concerning budget requests for college projects, and partnerships with local school districts.
Jan 15, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
Central Carolina Technical College Area Commission Meeting Minutes
The Commission discussed several departmental reports, including updates from the President, Institutional Advancement, Academic Affairs, Student Affairs, and Human Resources, particularly regarding new and revised policies. A finance update provided details on tuition revenue, expenditures, and cash balances. The Commission reviewed the college's mission, vision, values, and role, including a discussion on terminology. Enrollment updates indicated growth for the spring semester. Reports highlighted the success of the food pantry, the implementation of a pay study, student feedback on new online learning courses, and the progress of the Digital Accessibility Team. The college's legislative funding requests for the upcoming year were presented, covering infrastructure, program expansion, and safety improvements. The meeting also included an annual review of commission bylaws, ethics rules, and the signing of conflict of interest statements.
Nov 20, 2025·BoardMeeting
Board
Central Carolina Technical College Area Commission Meeting Minutes
The meeting commenced with recognitions, including an award for Chairman Napper for 10 years of service and a plaque for Willie Mae Muldrow for three years of service. Key discussions involved the successful conclusion of the SACSCOC On-Site visit, which resulted in zero recommendations. The Consent Agenda, covering reports from the President, Institutional Advancement, Academic Affairs, Student Affairs, and Human Resources, was unanimously approved. The Finance Update detailed the financial statement as of 10/31/2025, noting increased state appropriations and credit tuition revenue alongside efforts to manage expenditure increases, including plans for employee bonuses. The commission unanimously approved FY26 Budget Amendment #4, which adjusted revenue projections based on final fall enrollment, and approved six policy revisions. The Enrollment Update indicated a slowing decline in Fall 2025 enrollment, with a positive trend for the Spring semester. Updates were also provided regarding campus initiatives such as Hunger and Homelessness Awareness, supervisor training, foundation fundraising success, NCCER certification through a partnership, and the implementation progress of a new Software as a Service system. The President outlined three goals focusing on workforce-aligned programs, student success via the QEP, and strategies for financial stability concerning employee retention and compensation review. The meeting concluded after an executive session was held to discuss a personnel matter, after which no action was taken.
Extracted from official board minutes, strategic plans, and video transcripts.
