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Mar 24, 2026·Board meeting
Hudson County Community College Board Of Trustees Regular Meeting
The Board of Trustees reviewed various institutional reports and recommendations. Key topics included the presentation of newly tenured faculty, the approval of a change order for the construction of a mixed-use academic building, and the authorization of water infiltration remediation services. Additionally, the Board authorized the renewal of software, Latino outreach consultation services, and established the date and venue for the upcoming commencement ceremony. Personnel actions, including retirements, resignations, faculty tenure approvals, and staffing modifications, were addressed. The Board also authorized affiliation agreements and memorandums of understanding with external partners for academic and workforce development programs.
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Hudson County Community College Board Of Trustees Regular Meeting
The meeting agenda included a Call to Order, Roll Call, Comments from the Public, and an Executive Session determination. Reports covered the Student Government Association President's report and the President's Report. Regular monthly reports addressed Gifts, Grants, and Contracts. Key recommendations included Fiscal, Administrative, Lease, and Capital recommendations, Personnel recommendations (separation, retirement, resignations, and appointments of full-time, temporary full-time, and part-time staff), and Academic and Student Affairs recommendations. During reports, the President provided updates, including welcoming new trustees and thanking outgoing members. Updates were also presented on the Middle States Commission on Higher Education (MSCHE) Reaffirmation of Accreditation process, which is currently in year one of the three-year self-study.
Jan 21, 2025·Strategic plan
Hudson County Community College Strategic Plan 2024-2029
The 2024-29 Strategic Plan for Hudson County Community College builds upon previous successes to guide the institution's future through six key strategic directions. These directions focus on empowering student success through personalized support, unlocking student potential via high-quality education and innovative learning options, and expanding the comprehensive Hudson Scholars program. The plan also prioritizes cultivating individual and institutional excellence through employee development, expanding the college's physical footprint with sustainable facilities, and acting as a catalyst for community transformation by leveraging institutional strengths and external alliances. The overarching goal is to enable students to complete credentials that will profoundly impact their lives and promote upward social and economic mobility within the community.
Nov 26, 2024·Board meeting
Hudson County Community College Regular Meeting
The meeting included reports from the Student Government Association President, the All College Council Chair, and the President, featuring a presentation on the Business Education Supplemental Training (BEST) Program. The board addressed regular monthly reports and recommendations, along with fiscal, administrative, lease, and capital recommendations, including resolutions for technical operations support, sanitation services, parking stacker maintenance, technology management services, cloud migration and security software, Microsoft software licenses, Smartsheet licenses, staff and faculty parking, Sharp printer maintenance, ACUE partnership, the annual Foundation Dinner, the 2024 audit, Bloomberg Terminal software, a nursing program review course, and a proposal for Latino outreach services. Personnel recommendations included separations, resignations, appointments, and staffing table modifications. Academic and student affairs matters covered affiliation agreements for clinical experiences and a memorandum of understanding with Engage NJ.
