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Apr 14, 2026·Board meeting
Hudson County Community College Board of Trustees Regular Meeting
The Board of Trustees discussed various administrative and academic matters, including reports from the Student Government Association and All College Council. Key actions included the approval of faculty tenure, various faculty promotions, and the appointment of both full-time and temporary staff. Financial and administrative items approved included a lease extension for the 26 Journal Square office space, the selection of legal counsel for real estate services, and the establishment of commencement details. Additionally, the Board authorized several affiliations and memorandums of understanding with external partners.
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Hudson County Community College Board of Trustees Regular Meeting
The meeting featured reports from the Student Government Association President and the All College Council Chair regarding campus initiatives, student engagement, and committee activities. The President's report included a moment of silence for deceased colleagues and updates on Artificial Intelligence in education. The Board conducted a tenure and promotion ceremony for four faculty members. Fiscal and administrative actions included the approval of a change order for the mixed-use academic building, authorization for water infiltration remediation, software renewals, Latino outreach services, and the commencement date. Personnel actions included accepting retirements and resignations, authorizing staff appointments, and modifying the staffing table. Finally, the Board approved affiliation agreements and memorandums of understanding with Southern New Hampshire University and Bayonne Dry Dock.
Feb 27, 2026·Board meeting
Hccc Town Hall
The meeting commenced with a moment of silence to condemn violence and hatred globally, including racism, anti-semitism, and Islamophobia. Key discussion points included sharing good news regarding the NJA Jim George Collective Bargaining Summit award for best contract throughout New Jersey, reflecting strong collaborative efforts between administration and the union. There was also a report on the campus's commitment to federal compliance working group activities in response to Washington directives, and a brief mention of the Supreme Court declining to hear a challenge to gay marriage. Updates were provided regarding support for students, including an upcoming immigration law session scheduled for December 4th and continued efforts to bolster the campus food pantry, supplemented by a recent $52,000 grant. Furthermore, the college is participating in the next cohort of the Citizens and Scholars Campuswide Immersion Project (CWI), co-led by Dr. Cade Thurman and Dr. Chris Conzen, which focuses on promoting civic fluency through civil discourse, navigating information, and collaborative problem-solving, with assessment and action planning scheduled through the upcoming year.
Dec 1, 2025·Board meeting
Town Hall Town Hall
The meeting began with a moment of silence for victims of violence globally and a statement condemning all forms of hatred. The discussion focused on several areas of celebration, including the opening of the 50th anniversary museum exhibit at the Jersey City Museum of History, which commemorates the college's legacy. The success of the 28th annual Foundation Gala was also highlighted, noting a sell-out attendance, significant collective contribution from honorees ($45,000), and progress toward building a $2.5 million college endowment which generates annual revenue for student scholarships. A significant agenda item was the submission of a $4 million proposal for a FIPSY grant supporting Artificial Intelligence (AI) work, which was prepared rapidly with input from multiple sister colleges and national organizations. Key personnel leading this grant effort, along with the advancement and culinary teams responsible for the gala's success, were recognized and thanked.
