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Apr 29, 2026·BoardMeeting
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Board of Trustees of Community College of Baltimore County Regular Session Minutes
The Board discussed legislative updates concerning board composition and received reports on college achievements, including financial recognition, employee giving campaigns, and student success initiatives. The College Senate presented information on upcoming elections, the development of policies regarding artificial intelligence, and recommendations for emeritus status. Committee reports covered academic and student achievement, the engagement of an auditor for the upcoming fiscal year, fee adjustments, and the approval of an integrated academic and facilities master plan. Furthermore, the Board approved naming opportunities for campus facilities and conferred Trustee Emeritus status on a departing member.
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Board Of Trustees Of Community College Of Baltimore County Regular Session Meeting
The meeting featured a variety of reports and presentations. The Board Chair provided updates on the ACCT Legislative Summit, discussions regarding Senate Bill 0306, upcoming community events, and personnel recognition. The President presented highlights on the institution's historic ties to Turner Station, the launch of a Direct Admit program with Baltimore County Public Schools, and the growth of the Honors College. Additionally, student representatives discussed their advocacy efforts in Annapolis regarding funding and affordability. The College Senate reported on new academic programs and policy revisions. Public comment focused on faculty negotiations and financial stability. The Budget and Finance Committee and the Academic and Student Affairs Committee presented items for approval, including the FY 2027 Operating Budget, new degree and certificate programs, and sabbatical leave requests. Finally, the Board approved policy updates regarding employee grievance procedures.
Jan 28, 2026·BoardMeeting
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Board of Trustees of Community College of Baltimore County Regular Session Minutes
The board received reports regarding college achievements, enrollment statistics, funding, and a successful fundraising campaign. Key business items included the review of proposed college policies, specifically regarding employee grievance procedures and immigration enforcement. The Academic and Student Affairs Committee secured approval for a new Air Traffic Control certificate program, while the Budget and Finance Committee facilitated the approval of the annual auditor's report, capital budgets, and significant contracts. Additionally, members of the public addressed the board concerning faculty union contract negotiations.
Nov 19, 2025·BoardMeeting
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Board Of Trustees Of Community College Of Baltimore County Regular Session Minutes
The regular session meeting included the adoption of the Consent Agenda, which involved approving the current meeting agenda and minutes from previous sessions (excluding the approval details). Key reports highlighted trustee attendance at various college events, including appreciation receptions, ribbon cuttings for new facilities like the HVAC space renovation and AI and Cyber Innovation space, and a major fundraising campaign reaching $70 Million. The President's report also covered updates on grants, events, and potential new partners. Academic discussions focused on the "Accelerated Study in Associate Programs (ASAP) THRIVE at CCBC." The College Senate reported on discussions regarding the Ten-Year Master Plan survey results, shuttle service effectiveness, and establishing a timeframe for Spring Break; they also reported on curriculum changes, including eleven new and thirteen revised courses, and ongoing work addressing online exam proctoring integrity and ethical AI use policies. The Budget and Finance Committee recommended approval for First Day Fee Adjustments for the 2026 Winter/Spring Semester and recommended approval for contracts and purchases exceeding $200,000. The Academic and Student Affairs Committee recommended approval for Proposed New Titles for Fine and Performing Arts Programs and one new Public Health program degree, as well as the Peer Recovery Specialist Certificate. Under New Business, the Board approved the renaming of the CCBC Essex Health Careers and Technology Building to Rossville Hall. Additionally, a modification to the Board of Trustees Policy Section 4.05 Purchasing Regarding On-call Contractors was approved.
Extracted from official board minutes, strategic plans, and video transcripts.
