State College Of Florida, Manatee Sarasota

The 2021-2026 Strategic Plan for State College of Florida, Manatee-Sarasota (SCF), focuses on "Boldly Leading" the higher education landscape by adapting to evolving student expectations and regional needs. The plan prioritizes enhancing the college's role as a leading institution for higher education, economic development, and cultural enrichment. Key areas of focus include expanding academic programs to meet economic and social demands, improving institutional performance through data-driven decision-making, setting standards for teaching and learning excellence, and enriching community life through workforce training, continuing education, and cultural initiatives. The plan emphasizes financial resilience, expanding opportunities for diverse student populations, and increasing student experiential learning opportunities through community partnerships.

The meeting will include a president's report, a mission moment focusing on a business department overview, and approvals of consent agenda items (both financial and non-financial). A facilities project list will be presented for informational purposes. Old and new business will be discussed, including the president's goals. An SCF Foundation update will be provided, and there will be time for board comments.

This page provides information about the State College of Florida Board of Trustees meetings held during the 2021-2022 academic year. The meetings were scheduled for the last Tuesday of each month at 5:30 p.m. Due to CDC recommendations and the college's Return to Campus Protocols, in-person attendance was limited, with additional access provided via Microsoft Teams video.

The meeting will cover a President's report including an SCFCS update, approval of consent agenda items (both financial and non-financial), a review of facilities projects, updates on facilities construction projects, a rule for final action on a retirement enhancement plan, an SCF Foundation update, old business, new business, and finally, adjournment. Specific agenda items include monthly financial reports, budget amendments, acceptance of gifts and grants, property disposals, and grant approvals. The finance report will cover two-year programs, baccalaureate programs, and collegiate school campuses in Bradenton and Venice. Facilities discussions will include hurricane recovery and miscellaneous capital projects.

The regular meeting of the District Board of Trustees will include the President's report, a mission moment from the Business and Technology faculty, updates on enrollment and retention, fund accounting, and approval of consent agenda items (both financial and non-financial). Discussion will also cover facilities projects, a public hearing for a revised rule, an SCF Foundation update, and other old and new business.