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Dec 13, 2025·Board meeting
Mississippi University For Women Commencement
The event was the Fall Commencement ceremony for the Class of 2025. Key discussions included welcoming the graduates, recognizing their hard work, sacrifices, and perseverance, and acknowledging the support from families, friends, faculty, and staff. Remarks highlighted the university's values (Resilience, Compassion, Excellence, and service) and the history of the institution, founded in 1884. Special recognition was given to faculty receiving emeritus status, students wearing honor cords indicating completion of the AA E. Gordy Honors College requirements or high academic achievement (3.5+ GPA or perfect 4.0 GPA for the Harvey Mcraft award), and notable guests. The presentation concluded with the conferring of degrees and the turning of the tassels, symbolizing the graduates' entry into the alumni network, the Long Blue Line.
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The content is related to the 'Music in the Library Concert Series,' specifically the event scheduled for November 14th, 2025. The session thanked the music department and its students for their contributions throughout the semester. Information was provided regarding upcoming concerts, including performances by the OD Brass Collective, the full wind ensemble, the jazz ensemble, and a 'Songs at the Theater' presentation. Details were also given for events following Thanksgiving break, such as participation in the Columbus Christmas parade, a piano recital, and a performance by the Radio Series Orchestra featuring Chaikovsky's Nutcracker Ballet Suite and 'Echoes of Christmas.' The OD Brass Collective's performance included Renaissance, early Baroque, and contemporary music, featuring transcriptions and original compositions.
Nov 7, 2025·Board meeting
Administrative Council Meeting Minutes
Key discussions included an update on increased enrollment and the IHL revised Funding Formula for FY 26-27, which the PIE Council will lead. A legislative update noted sessions beginning in January 2026. The Strategic Plan Process was detailed. The council approved multi-year academic calendars presented by the Academic Council. Updates were provided on the Emergency Call Center efforts led by Dr. Clear Moore, Faculty Senate funds, and Staff Council activities including the Thanksgiving Basket Drive and plans for the Annual Christmas Toy Drive. The SGA reported on listening to student voices and investigating graduation stole vendors. ADA Website Compliance progress was reported, with an April 2026 deadline. Other updates covered recent campus events and candidate interviews. Finally, the council voted to enter two policies, Accessibility Committee and Disability Accommodations Appeals and Grievances Committee, into the 60-Day Review Process.
Nov 7, 2025·Board meeting
Undergraduate Curriculum Council Meeting Notes
The council reviewed several proposals from the College of Arts and Sciences, including the creation of a new course, HIS 111: African American History, intended for the Enlight Core Curriculum, and a modification to the American Studies minor curriculum. A discussion regarding the American Studies minor led to a consensus to revise a requirement from courses numbered '299 or above' to '300 or above' for continuity and clarity, and the revised proposals were approved. Proposals from the Student Success Center and Academic Affairs, which included creating new courses (UN 300, UN 302, and UN 310) to better connect leadership development and internship opportunities with the QEP, were also unanimously approved. An issue regarding UCC Forms was tabled until the next meeting.
