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Jun 24, 2026·StrategicPlan
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Glenville State University Strategic Plan 2026-2031
This strategic plan for Glenville State University aims to build upon past achievements and establish a framework for future development by focusing on four key pillars: Academic Growth, Engaged Vitality, Operational Excellence, and Athletic Strength. The overarching vision is for the university to be recognized for significant advancements in these areas, fostering a community of thoughtful, productive, engaged, and responsible citizens.
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Glenville State University Board of Governors Board Meeting
The board meeting agenda focused on several organizational and strategic topics including constituent reports from the Alumni Council, Faculty Senate, Staff Council, and Student Government Association. Discussions addressed the university's project updates, academic program reviews for Forestry and Education, the fiscal year 2027 budget, and potential pay raises. Additionally, the meeting covered departmental updates on human resources, operations and facility projects, advancements in scholarships and legislative affairs, and student enrollment strategies. Academic affairs reports detailed university organization updates, the Master of Arts in Clinical Psychology approval status, and analysis of student performance data.
Feb 25, 2026·BoardMeeting
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Glenville State University Board Of Governors Agenda
The agenda for the Board of Governors meeting included several key components. The meeting began with a public comment period and special presentations, including a report on undergraduate application growth. Constituent comments were heard from the Alumni Council, Faculty Senate, Staff Council, and Student Government Association. The consent agenda covered the approval of the minutes from the January 21, 2026 Special Meeting, the Cash Flow Projection Statement, and the Accounts Receivable Report. Committee reports were scheduled from all six standing committees. Key discussion and action items included an Audit and Financials Discussion as part of the President's Report, an update on various Projects, and a proposal for Tuition and Fees Increases. Supporting documents detailed updates on alumni relations, faculty senate activities, staff council initiatives, student government affairs, academic program reviews (including the Master of Arts in Clinical Psychology and the Associate Degree in Nursing), facility and operations updates, athletics reports, and proposed tuition and fee adjustments.
Jan 21, 2026·BoardMeeting
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Glenville State University Board Of Governors Special Meeting
The Special Meeting agenda focused on several actionable and discussion items. Key discussions included the Master of Arts in Clinical Psychology program, which was presented for final approval to be submitted to the West Virginia Higher Education Policy Commission with a target implementation date of Fall 2026. The Board also received a discussion item regarding an audit presentation from CliftonLarsonAllen LLP, and an action item for the Auditor's Report for Fiscal Year 2025. The document also includes minutes from the December 12, 2025, meeting, which covered public comment on aquatic facility needs, updates from Alumni Council, Faculty Senate, and Student Government Association, committee reports on governance, enrollment, academics, finance, and athletics, and action items including the approval of the Consent Agenda, Board Policy 33 regarding University Credit for Prior Learning, and the Intent to Plan for an Associate Degree in Nursing.
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