Tricia Alexander

The meeting agenda includes recognition of the college dance team, a presentation by a high school graduate, and the introduction and recognition of student liaisons and faculty council members. Key items include a presentation of an ASSET team update, a second reading of a board policy update, and considerations for the purchase of Motimatic and auditing services. Furthermore, the board will review personnel appointments, a financial report, and hear various departmental and administrative reports. A closed session is scheduled for consultation with legal counsel regarding student and employee matters, real property deliberation, and personnel evaluations.

The board will convene to discuss honors college student presentations, review results from the Trellis Financial Wellness Survey, and conduct the first reading of local board policy updates. Consent items include the review of quarterly investment reports, capital improvement financial and reserve account reports, the receipt of genetic material from the college foundation, hardware lifecycle replacements, and personnel appointments. The agenda further covers the financial report for February, reports from faculty and staff committees, a president's report on college activities, and a closed session regarding legal consultation, real property, personnel matters, and student information.

The meeting agenda includes recognition of the Men's Golf Team for winning a National Championship, a presentation on trends in higher education, and a first reading of TASB board policy changes. Consent agenda items involve the appointment of an Assistant Professor of Theatre Arts, review of the monthly financial report, a food service contract, and the presidential evaluation instrument. Additionally, the meeting features reports from various faculty and staff committees, the President's report, and a closed session to discuss legal, real property, personnel, and student matters.

The agenda for the Regular Board Meeting includes a Lightcast Data Report and a discussion of the TASB Board Policy Manual, including a second reading of updates. The Consent Agenda encompasses consideration and action on numerous local board policy additions and revisions concerning governance, facilities planning, technology resources (Artificial Intelligence), telework, instructional programs, employment practices, employee grievances, employee standards of conduct, termination of employment, curriculum design, grading, registration, student rights, and student conduct. Other items for action include consideration of the 2025-2026 Budget Revisions and the Financial Report for January 2026. The board will also address a report on the recently attended ACCT National Legislative Summit, an appointment for the Executive Director of Workforce Program Development, reports from various college committees and liaisons, the President's Report, and scheduling the next meeting date. A closed meeting is scheduled to deliberate on consultation with legal counsel, real property, personnel matters, and student matters involving personally identifiable information.

This document outlines McLennan Community College's commitment to providing accessible and affordable education for college and career success. Key operational areas include state-of-the-art facilities, a diverse range of over 140 degrees and certificates, and robust student support through financial aid and a low student-to-professor ratio. The college emphasizes strong community engagement via dual credit programs and highlights successful student outcomes, with a high percentage of graduates employed or transferring to four-year institutions.