Thursday, Feb 21 BOT Agenda | 2 |
Approval of October 22, 2018 Minutes | 3 |
Sammamish Update | 12 |
NWCCU After-Action Report | 14 |
Strategic Enrollment Plan Update | 22 |
Comprehensive Retention Plan Overview | 23 |
Comprehensive Retention Programming | 25 |
Friday, Feb 22 BOT Agenda | 27 |
Data Warehouse and Retreat Follow-up | 28 |
Action - Approval of Annual Financial Report | 30 |
Action - Approval of BAS & BS in Risk, Insurance & Safety Management | 31 |
Action - Approval of Board Policy Revision | 33 |
Action - Approval of Consent Agenda | 36 |
Action - Approval of Housing and Dining Rates | 38 |
Action - Approval of Faculty Code Changes | 39 |
Action - Approval of Internal Audit Charter | 49 |
Additional BOT Background Items | 57 |
Quarterly Classified Staff Report | 58 |
Quarterly Faculty Senate Report | 60 |
2-11-19 SE PlanFINAL DRAFTs.pdf | 65 |
CWU is governed by a Board of Trustees comprised seven members, including a student trustee. All trustees are appointed by the Governor of the State of Washington. | 71 |
Dr. James Gaudino has led the University as president since 2008. CWU’s administration is organized into four divisions, each led by a Vice President reporting to the President: | 71 |
Provost and Vice President for Academic and Student Affairs (Dr. Katherine Frank)) | 71 |
Vice President Business and Financial Affairs (Joel Klucking) | 71 |
Vice President for Strategic Enrollment Management (Sharon O’Hare) | 71 |
Vice President of Operations (Andreas Bohman) | 71 |
CWU offers a wide range of baccalaureate and master’s level programs. The University’s academic offerings are organized by colleges reporting to the Provost: | 71 |
College of Business (Dean Jeffrey Stinson) | 71 |
College of Arts and Humanities (Interim Dean Todd Shriver) | 71 |
College of Education and Professional Studies (Dean Paul Ballard) | 71 |
College of the Sciences (Dean Tim Englund) | 71 |
Libraries (Dean Rebecca L. Lubas) | 71 |
Graduate Studies (Dean Kevin Archer) | 71 |
William O. Douglas Honors College (Executive Director Anne Cubilie) | 71 |
Student Success (Dean Gregg Heinselman) | 71 |
Continuing Student enrollment | 86 |
The third factor determining total enrollment is the number of college students who continue to enroll at the same university after their first year and subsequent years until graduating.. | 86 |
United States First-year Persistence and Retention rates by age: <20 years, 20-24 years, >24 years | 86 |
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