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Jun 11, 2026·BoardMeeting
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Board of Trustees Mount Wachusett Community College Meeting Minutes
The meeting encompassed several key updates and administrative actions. Leadership reports celebrated the success of the recent commencement ceremony, acknowledged employee achievements, and provided insights on enrollment growth and institutional strategic planning activities. Financial and administrative approvals included the third-quarter trust report, the provisional budget for the upcoming fiscal year, the capital roll forward, and the establishment of specific trust funds for the fitness center, student activities, and technology fees. Additionally, the board approved fund balance transfers and tenure recommendations. A presentation on campus climate survey results highlighted institutional strengths, such as the welcoming environment, while identifying opportunities to improve internal communication and organizational coordination.
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Mount Wachusett Community College Board Of Trustees Meeting Minutes
The Board of Trustees discussed several institutional topics, including an update on the college climate survey and plans for upcoming commencement ceremonies. The President provided information regarding potential impacts of federal grant funding changes and upcoming advocacy efforts in Washington, D.C. The leadership team presented the new iConnect student portal, highlighting its features and positive reception. The Board took action on several administrative items, approving FY27 proposed fees, authority to confer degrees, faculty tenure and rank change recommendations, updated board bylaws, and the FY25 single audit and corrective action plan. Additionally, the Board reviewed five-year program assessments for the Biology/Chemistry/Pharmacy and English/Physics departments, noting achievements and future improvement opportunities.
Feb 19, 2026·BoardMeeting
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Board of Trustees of Mount Wachusett Community College Meeting Minutes
The meeting featured a comprehensive President's report covering enrollment trends, fiscal responsibility in response to demographic shifts, campus infrastructure projects such as asbestos removal, and upcoming commencement planning. The leadership team provided an update on the regional incubator's small business development efforts. The board also reviewed progress on the strategic plan timeline and discussed the development of an improved professional development plan for faculty and staff. Administrative actions included the approval of the second quarter trust report, endowment incentive procedures, an endowment match, and the establishment of a new Hybrid/Electric Vehicle Certificate program. Additionally, the board received a campus security update and discussed the importance of continued professional development for trustees.
Dec 18, 2025·BoardMeeting
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Mount Wachusett Community College Board Of Trustees Meeting Minutes
The meeting included the Chairperson's Report, where sympathy was expressed for a recent tragedy at Brown University. The President's Report highlighted a successful holiday event, over 20% growth in fall semester enrollment, the achievement of a gold star rating for veteran students, and successful renewal of the CNA program license from the Department of Public Health. A key discussion point was the planned change to the commencement format, likely splitting it into two ceremonies due to enrollment growth. The Board received an update on the upcoming five-year strategic planning process, which will launch in January with a focus on STEEP analysis. Administratively, the Board approved the First Quarter Trust Report for FY26. New business featured a presentation on the Legal Studies program, noting its successful transition to an entirely online format and strong retention rates. The President's FY25 evaluation was approved, and future actions included finalizing bylaw revisions and inviting the police chief to discuss security measures.
Extracted from official board minutes, strategic plans, and video transcripts.
