Tessa Kimball

The meeting covered key discussion topics including announcements and upcoming spring events such as Popcorn Days, a Spring BBQ, and graduation cap decorating. The committee reviewed the planning calendar and received officer reports regarding Warrior Week events, prize distribution, and graduation speech preparations. The advisor reported on outreach efforts for future student officer positions. Other reports included updates on primary contact protocols for external organizations and progress on room 125A renovations, noting the utilization of grant funds for furniture and decor. The meeting concluded with an open discussion regarding attendance at an upcoming graduation meeting.

The meeting included discussions on upcoming spring events such as Popcorn Days, Warrior Week, and the Spring BBQ, as well as planning activities for graduation. Reports were provided regarding event attendance concerns and suggestions to improve student campus activity. Additionally, the meeting covered updates on the procurement of graduation gifts, advocacy for the Clarkston campus during a Board of Trustees presentation, and the initiation of a support network for the Clarkston area.

The Board discussed budget background and context, received reports from the President, Student Government Association, AHE, and WPEA, and reviewed enrollment data. Additionally, the agenda covered first readings for the 2026-27 student and activities fee budget, athletics budget, annual plan and budget, and a discussion regarding dome renovations.

The meeting included discussions on upcoming events such as Popcorn Days, the Asotin County Fair Parade, and Warrior Week. Planning for the Spring BBQ was reviewed, including preparations for media coverage. The agenda also covered updates to the planning calendar, including arrangements for graduation gifts, and received officer and advisor reports. Additionally, the committee discussed the upcoming GRIT event.

The Board of Trustees meeting covered a broad agenda including an accreditation update, president's report, and various reports from the student government, faculty senate, and the AFT. Financial discussions featured an overview of the March financial report and consideration of newly tenured faculty. The Board engaged in executive sessions to discuss contract negotiations and approved two Memorandums of Understanding regarding instructional terminology and professional staff reduction in force procedures. Additionally, the Board reviewed enrollment data and discussed budget scenarios.