The Southeast Missouri State University Board of Regents will consider several additions to the Universitys business policy statements when it meets at 9 a.m. Friday, Sept. 21, in the Board of Regents Room in Academic Hall.
Additions to be considered include sections on information security risk management, workstation security, data security and an Information Technology Emergency Operations Plan.
The Board will hear reports from Southeast student Adam Schween, a musical theatre major from Memphis, Tennessee; Matt Rolwing, Student Government president; and Dr. David Powell, Faculty Senate chair. Other reports will address contracts and Facilities Management projects from Kathy Mangels, vice president for finance and administration; Student Financial Services (SFS) from Matthew Kearney, director of SFS; fall 2018 enrollment from Dr. Debbie Below, vice president for enrollment management and student success; and an update on Higher Learning Commission (HLC) accreditation from Dr. Bethany Alden-Rivers,associate provost for Academic Effectiveness and Student Success, and Dr. Barbara Glackin, dean of Kent Library.
The Regents will consider a motion to go into a closed session for appropriate considerations related to litigation; hiring, firing, disciplining or promotion of employees; and contract negotiations.
When the open session reconvenes, the Regents will announce actions taken during the closed session and will hear a legislative report from Jewell Patek, owner of Patek and Associates.
The final item of business will be consideration of a motion to adjourn.
Board of Regents meeting, June 12, 2018.
The Board agenda in its entirety can be reviewed at http://www.semo.edu/board/meeting_info.html.