Lance Nelson

The committee agenda includes the discussion and potential action regarding the Development Committee Charter. New business topics involve reviewing board giving waivers, determining a maximum board cap, addressing an immediate and near-term items list, and formulating a strategy for highlighting UNLV units and campaigns.

The agenda includes the discussion and potential action on a revised mission statement and the FY27-30 strategic plan. Presentations will be given on various university initiatives including athletics resources, a mental health campaign, the honors college, and a scholarship campaign. The meeting will feature reports from the interim university president and the foundation's interim president, as well as updates from several committees including finance, audit, and strategic planning. Additionally, the board will review nominations for new trustees, trustee renewals, and considerations for emeritus status.

The meeting included a land acknowledgement, a public comment session, and reports from Senate committees, professional staff, liaisons, and executive members. Presentations were given by Chancellor McNair regarding tuition fee increases, President Odunze on the State of the Campus Address, CAPS on stress management, and The UNLV Care Center on available resources. The agenda also included discussion and approval of Senator Jose Ibarra Lira as Senate President Pro Tempore, as well as nominations and approvals for chairs of various committees.

The meeting includes a call to order and roll call, followed by public comment. The agenda includes the approval of minutes from previous meetings and new business, specifically the discussion and approval of Executive Bill 55-14 and Executive Bill 55-15.

The meeting included a land acknowledgement, a period for public comment, and the approval of minutes from the previous meeting. Reports were presented by Senate committees, professional staff, liaisons, and executive members. New business included discussions and possible actions on various Senate Bills related to funding scholarships such as the Residential Housing Association Collaboration Scholarship, the First Generation Essay Contest, the Social Work BSW Leader Scholarship, the Rebel Resilience Scholarship, and the Scholar & Student Scholarship. Additional discussions covered a one-time sponsorship for RebelForge, amending the CSUN Bylaws to include the School of Public Health, and the Ways and Means Committee Operating Policy.