Assistant Chief Information Officer at SUNY System Administration.
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Accessibility Program Manager
Assistant Director, System-wide Supplier Diversity Program (MWBE Liaison)
Assistant Provost for Assessment & Community College Education
Assistant Vice Chancellor for Transfer and Articulation
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The Audit Committee convened an executive session to discuss the financial history of specific corporations and to obtain legal advice. Additionally, the committee reviewed the development of a draft AI policy, which is intended to serve as the foundation for an AI governance structure at the university.
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The ceremony focused on celebrating the academic achievements of participating students. Key discussion topics included the essential role of wraparound student support services, personal success stories from faculty and administration, and the importance of perseverance for first-generation students. Speakers highlighted the program's history and its impact on personal growth, emphasizing the strength of the community and the value of mentorship in achieving long-term professional and educational goals.
The board discussed the potential impacts of the Governor's State of the State address on community college funding and various educational initiatives. The meeting included reports on Foundation activities and upcoming AI-focused programs, a review of financial status regarding health insurance claims and budget progress, and updates on facility repairs. Academic affairs highlighted new laboratory projects and early childhood education activities. Furthermore, the board reviewed the progress of the Middle States accreditation self-study, discussed compliance requirements including Title IX policy changes, and addressed preparations for upcoming collective bargaining negotiations.
The Board of Trustees discussed a potential partnership and physical presence for the Fulton-Montgomery Regional Chamber of Commerce on the college campus as part of an economic development initiative. The discussion highlighted the benefits of aligning educational pathways, workforce development programs, and business partnerships within a unified hub. The Board also reviewed the need for strategic planning regarding the current chamber building and explored the possibility of integrating resources to support both students and local businesses more effectively. Additionally, the Board initiated the nomination process for the election of officers.
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