Leigha Brooke Schubert

The board meeting included a public comment session from the faculty senate representative. Detailed reports were presented regarding facilities projects, including updates on the central plant upgrades at the Brenham campus and the progress of the new Waller Workforce and Technical Education Complex. Additionally, the vice chancellor for applied sciences provided an overview of workforce programs, highlighting the college's strategic growth in career and technical education credentials of value and the alignment with state funding models.

This document outlines the 2024-2025 Transfer Pathway from an Associate of Applied Science (AAS) in Accounting at Blinn College to a Bachelor of Applied Arts and Sciences (BAAS) in Business with a Human Resources Management Concentration at Texas A&M University - Central Texas. It details the required lower-level coursework at Blinn College and upper-level degree requirements at Texas A&M University - Central Texas, including specific courses in speech communication, sciences, history, economics, mathematics, accounting, business, marketing, finance, and management, leading to a total of 126 credit hours.

This document details an academic transfer pathway for students aiming to transition from an Associate of Applied Science (AAS) in Business – Small Business Management, typically earned at Blinn College, to a Bachelor of Applied Arts and Sciences (BAAS) in Business with a Marketing Concentration at Texas A&M University - Central Texas. It comprehensively outlines required lower-level and upper-level courses, total credit hour requirements, and includes important notes regarding credit transfer, financial aid procedures, and academic advising to guide students through the progression between the two institutions.

The document provides a transcript of technical sound check procedures conducted by staff to prepare equipment, including microphone and projector resolution testing, for an upcoming board meeting.

The board meeting included a report on the Waller campus groundbreaking and construction progress, along with updates on the Brennham campus central plant upgrades and the Waller Workforce and Technical Education Complex. Additionally, the Board recognized three employees for their years of service and retirement: Richard Lammensky from plant operations, Curtis Smith from the housing department, and Brad Nice from the theater arts program.