Atlanta Community College Board Of Trustees Regular Meeting
The board meeting included a presentation from the Michigan Community College Association regarding Proposal 1 on the November ballot, which concerns a potential constitutional convention. Discussion centered on the association's opposition to the proposal due to concerns about the potential impact on local governance of community colleges. Additionally, the board addressed agenda adjustments, including the placement of union representations regarding healthcare and the sequencing of audit and financial reports.
Sep 22, 2026
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Lansing Community College Board of Trustees Board of Trustees Meeting
The board meeting featured recognitions for Hispanic Heritage Month and Suicide Prevention Awareness Month, emphasizing the importance of mental health resources and support services. The president's report highlighted various campus events, including Constitution Day, the 20th anniversary of the Shigamatsu memorial garden, and a new art installation commemorating the Three Fires Confederacy. Updates on brand extension efforts, such as the new campus seal and mascot, were shared alongside the introduction of new faculty and staff members. The meeting concluded with a presentation on the new federal Workforce PEL financial aid program, focusing on eligibility requirements, program duration, and the goal of providing stackable credentials for high-demand occupations.
Oct 28, 2025·Board meeting
Lcc Board of Trustees Meeting
The meeting included discussions and public comments regarding various topics. Public comments addressed concerns about rising health insurance costs and a tribute to Eva Meny for her contributions. The board received the audit report from Raymond Robson, highlighting LCC's dedication to maintaining stewardship of funds. The college received an unmodified opinion on its audit for fiscal year 2025, with no internal control findings or adjustments needed. There was also an update on the federal audit and the pending compliance supplement from the Office of Management and Budget.
