The Florida Board of Governors will hold a meeting at Florida Agricultural and Mechanical University on March 26th. Highlights of the meeting agenda include:
Academic & Student Affairs Committee
- Consider for approval a new academic program.
Academic & Research Excellence Committee
- Consider for approval the public notice of intent to amend Regulation 9.012, Foreign Influence.
Strategic Planning Committee
- Receive an update on accreditation.
- Discuss the implementation of SUS 30, the System’s new strategic plan.
Audit & Compliance Committee
- Receive an update on data integrity audits and certifications as well as the compliance program external review corrective action plan and implementation.
- Approve the strategic plan for the Office of Inspector General and Compliance.
Facilities Committee
- Authorize the issuance of debt by Florida State University for a university-affiliated hospital.
- Amend resolution authorizing debt issuance by Florida State University Athletic Association, Inc. for football stadium improvements.
Budget & Finance Committee
- Approve the student success plan monitoring report for Florida Gulf Coast University and authorize the release of more than $3 million in performance-based funding.
- Consider for approval the public notice of intent to amend Regulation 9.002, Recording and Marking of Property, and Regulation 7.008, Waivers and Exemptions of Tuition and Fees.
Full Board
- Receive an update on presidential searches.
The Board of Governors’ meeting will be streamed live on https://thefloridachannel.org/ with committee meetings scheduled to begin on March 26, 2025, at 8:45 a.m. The full Board meeting is scheduled to begin at 2 p.m. Meeting times are subject to change.
The full agenda is available on the March meeting page of the Florida Board of Governors website.
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