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...(A) The standing committees of the board shall be: (1) Executive committee (2) Access, Learning and Success (3) Management committee (4) Community affairs committee (5) Investment committee (6) Audit committee (B) Special committees. The board may by resolution establish special committees and subcommittees which shall be temporary and expire when determined by the establis...

...(A) The first meeting of the board after June thirtieth of each year, whether such meeting is a regular meeting or a special meeting, shall be the organization meeting of the board. (1) Regular meetings of the board of trustees shall generally be held at one-thirty p.m., in the months of January, March, May, June, September, October, and December on the fourth Thursday at the principal place of b...

...(A) In accordance with division (F) of section 121.22 of the Revised Code, the board must: (1) Establish a reasonable method whereby any person may determine the time and place of all regularly scheduled meetings and the time, place, and purpose of all special meetings. (2) Make provisions for giving at least twenty-four hours advance notice of special meetings to the news media that have re...

...(A) The college shall honor its mission, vision, and values, while setting and achieving its goals. Goals will be achieved by marshalling employees and resources as directed in a strategic plan, while operating in accordance with college policies and procedures. (B) Policies, and the procedures that operationalize them, establish college-wide rules and processes that unite the college communi...

...(A) Policies, procedures, departmental directives, and rules. (1) Policies. Board policies create a framework within which the president or other officer of the college is directed or authorized to take discretionary action in a specific area. Frequently, policies delegate elements of the board's authority to operate the college. They tell what is required or permitted. They may also indicate wh...

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...(A) The college acknowledges the critical role that open, frank, and orderly communication plays in the achievement of the college's mission, vision, values, and goals. Members of the college community should support and encourage such communications. (B) Respect towards other individuals and sincere consideration of their ideas is a critical step towards continuous improvement. Employees a...

...(A) Duties of college officers and trustees. Each college officer and trustee owes a duty of loyalty to the college, and must avoid conflicts of interest. Conflicts of interest arise in many forms and contexts, and adherence to this policy will not, in and of itself, relieve a college officer or trustee of liability under Ohio ethics laws or other laws governing trustee and officer behavior. It ...

...(A) The college may convey naming rights for its facilities, programs, scholarship, and endowment funds in accordance with this policy and the college's naming opportunities procedure. (B) Naming recognition for buildings may result from a substantial contribution. (1) The college may grant naming rights for new and existing buildings. (2) Naming recognition agreements for buildings shall be ...

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...(A) College compliance with Ohio's Public Records Act. (1) As a political subdivision of Ohio, Cuyahoga community college district ("College") must comply with Ohio's Public Records Act. Under the Public Records Act, a requester may request to view public records at a college location during regular business hours, or may request to receive copies of public records. (2) A public record is ...

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...(A) In recognition of Tri-C's commitment to equality, the board of trustees is committed to the award of honorary degrees to recipients who reflect the diversity of interests, backgrounds, and concerns reflected in the college community and the society and world served by the college. (B) Suggested candidates to receive an honorary degree from Cuyahoga community college must have a strong current...

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...(A) Appointment (1) The trustee emeritus designation is reserved for a retiring board of trustee member who has provided significant, substantive service to benefit cuyahoga community college students and enhance the educational, training and public service mission of the institution. The trustee has established throughout his or her tenure on the board, a record of unmatched commitment through d...

...(A) As the Cuyahoga community college board of trustees reaffirms our commitment to access and the still relevant "open door" mission of community colleges, we believe that it is our institutional imperative to significantly increase the rate of completion of students admitted to the college. (B) The board of trustees of Cuyahoga community college will be actively engaged in this effort developin...

...(A) Budget authorization Annually, the board shall: (1) Approve a five-year financial plan that forecasts all revenues and expenditures for the college. This financial plan shall include the five-year enrollment forecast as a basis for projecting tuition revenues and associated expenses; and (2) Appropriate all expenditures for the upcoming fiscal year. (B) Receipt and disbursement of all fund...

...(A) Instructional tuition for credit courses. (1) The board will set credit instructional tuition and general fees. (2) The college shall maintain a separate instructional tuition and general fee structure for: students who are residents of the district, students who are residents of Ohio but not of the district, and students who are not residents of Ohio. (3) Tuition rates shall be regularly r...

...(A) Facilities use by non-college groups. College facilities are intended for the educational functions of the college. When facilities are not required for college functions, the college may permit non-college groups to use college facilities, subject to reasonable time, place, and manner restrictions. Such groups must agree to pay all costs incidental to such use, including without limitati...

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...(A) The college is firmly committed to protecting the environment it shares, and the health and safety of all members of the college community. The college shall: (1) Establish and implement detailed procedures intended to honor its commitment to protecting health, safety, and the environment. (2) Monitor and comply with the extensive environmental, health, and safety laws and regulations that ...

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...(A) Alcohol. (1) The sale, service, and consumption of alcohol at any college location or function shall in all instances conform to all requirements of applicable law. (2) The college shall maintain an approval process for the sale and service of alcohol. (3) Public funds shall not be used to purchase alcohol (except that public funds may be used to purchase alcohol required for a college-appr...