ࡱ>  bjbjVV GF<<ş  8 tpi"i"("""#.*$>$ 5p7p7p7p7p7p7pjt wl7p'##''7p  ""gLp0///' l""5p/'5p//y\Xy,`"tGʁ)0]*!p|p<p]xwJ*xwP``xw=aJ$v$T/%DX%J$J$J$7p7p,J$J$J$p''''xwJ$J$J$J$J$J$J$J$J$ : Official Minutes Board of Regents Meeting of the Full Board September 23-24, 2010 Juneau, Alaska Regents Present: Cynthia Henry, Chair Timothy C. Brady, Vice Chair Fuller Cowell, Secretary Carl Marrs, Treasurer Ashton Compton Erik Drygas Kenneth Fisher Mary K. Hughes Patricia Jacobson (via audioconference) Robert Martin Kirk Wickersham Patrick K. Gamble, Chief Executive Officer and President, University of Alaska Others Present: John Pugh, Chancellor, University of Alaska Southeast Fran Ulmer, Chancellor, University of Alaska Anchorage Brian D. Rogers, Chancellor, University of Alaska Fairbanks Roger Brunner, General Counsel Dan Julius, Vice President for Academic Affairs Wendy Redman, Vice President for University Relations Joe Trubacz, Vice President for Finance and Administration Beth Behner, Chief Human Resources Officer (via audioconference) Kit Duke, Chief Facilities Officer Michelle Rizk, Director, Budget Kate Ripley, Director, Public Affairs Jeannie D. Phillips, Executive Officer, Board of Regents Brandi Berg, Assistant to the Executive Officer, Board of Regents I. Call to Order Chair Henry called the meeting to order on Thursday, September 23, 2010, at 8:22 a.m. II. Adoption of Agenda (amendments noted by *) Regent Marrs moved, seconded by Regent Drygas, and passed as amended: PASSED "The Board of Regents adopts the agenda as presented. I. Call to Order II. Adoption of Agenda III. Approval of Minutes IV. Executive Session V. Presidents Report VI. Student Presentation on Tuition Concerns VII. Public Testimony VIII. Presentation by the University of Alaska Southeast *VIII.A. Discussion with Governor Parnell IX. First Review of FY12 Operating Budget Request X. First Review of FY12 Capital Budget Request XI. Report on UA Performance XII. Approval of Federal Stimulus Receipt Authority Request XIII. Report on Academic Master Plan XIV. Meeting with Commissioners LeDoux and Bishop and Approval of Support for the Alaska Career and Technical Education Plan XV. Report on Tuition and Financial Aid and Approval of Tuition Rates for AY12 and AY13 XVI. Presentation from McDowell Group on the University of Alaska Community Campus Impact Study XVII. Approval of Revisions to Regents Policy 02.09.010 Public Safety Department; University of Alaska Police XVIII. New Business and Committee Reports A. Academic and Student Affairs Committee B. Audit Committee 1. Executive Session 2. Committee Report C. Facilities and Land Management Committee 1. Report on Emergency Meeting of June 30, 2010 2. Schematic Design Approval ֱCTC (Formerly TVCC) Revitalization Phase 4 Third Floor Renewal 3. Schematic Design Approval UAA Science Building Renovation, Phase 2 4. Committee Report D. Finance Committee E. Human Resources Committee 1. Update on Labor and Employee Relations F. Legislative Committee G. Planning and Development Committee 1. Development Update XIX. Approval of Revisions to April 2011 Meeting Date XX. Approval of Honorary Degrees and Meritorious Service Awards for Spring 2011 and Beyond XXI. Approval of Academic Degree Recipients XXII. Alaska Commission on Postsecondary Education Report XXIII. UA Foundation Report XXIV. UA Athletics Report XXV. Future Agenda Items XXVI. Board of Regents' Comments XXVII. Adjourn This motion is effective September 23, 2010." III. Approval of Minutes Regent Fisher moved, seconded by Regent Marrs and passed unanimously that: PASSED "The Board of Regents approves the minutes of its regular meeting of June 3-4, 2010 as presented. This motion is effective September 23, 2010." Regent Fisher moved, seconded by Regent Martin, and passed unanimously that: PASSED "The Board of Regents approves the minutes of its retreat of August 10, 2010 as presented. This motion is effective September 23, 2010." IV. Executive Session Regent Fisher moved, seconded by Regent Drygas, and passed with Regents Brady, Compton, Cowell, Drygas, Fisher, Hughes, Jacobson, Marrs, Martin, Wickersham, and Henry that: PASSED "The Board of Regents goes into executive session at 8:25 a.m. Alaska Time in accordance with the provisions of AS 44.62.310 to discuss matters the immediate knowledge of which would have an adverse effect on the finances of the university related to litigation, labor and salary matters, and matters the immediate knowledge of which would affect the reputation or character of a person or persons related to honorary degrees and meritorious service awards. The session will include members of the Board of Regents, President Gamble, General Counsel Brunner, and such other university staff members as the president may designate and will last approximately 50 minutes. This motion is effective September 23, 2010. PASSED "The Board of Regents goes into executive session at 1:05 p.m. Alaska Time in accordance with the provisions of AS 44.62.310 to continue to discuss matters the immediate knowledge of which would have an adverse effect on the finances of the university related to litigation, labor and salary matters, and matters the immediate knowledge of which would affect the reputation or character of a person or persons related to honorary degrees and meritorious service awards. The session will include members of the Board of Regents, President Gamble, General Counsel Brunner, and such other university staff members as the president may designate and will last approximately 90 minutes. This motion is effective September 23, 2010. PASSED "The Board of Regents goes into executive session at 5:50 p.m. Alaska Time in accordance with the provisions of AS 44.62.310 to continue to discuss matters the immediate knowledge of which would have an adverse effect on the finances of the university related to litigation, labor and salary matters, and matters the immediate knowledge of which would affect the reputation or character of a person or persons related to honorary degrees and meritorious service awards. The session will include members of the Board of Regents, President Gamble, General Counsel Brunner, and such other university staff members as the president may designate and will last approximately 15 minutes. This motion is effective September 23, 2010. Regent Cowell moved, seconded by Regent Fisher and passed with Regents Brady, Compton, Cowell, Dryas, Fisher, Marrs, Wickersham and Henry voting in favor that: PASSED "The Board of Regents goes into executive session at 2:55 p.m. Alaska Time in accordance with the provisions of AS 44.62.310 to continue to discuss matters the immediate knowledge of which would have an adverse effect on the finances of the university related to contract negotiations, and matters the immediate knowledge of which would affect the reputation or character of a person or persons related to honorary degrees. The session will include members of the Board of Regents, President Gamble, General Counsel Brunner, and such other university staff members as the president may designate and will last approximately 30 minutes. This motion is effective September 24, 2010. V. Presidents Report President Gamble updated the board on issues of importance including his meeting with the Coalition of Student Leaders last Friday and complimented them on their presentation; the status of the Fisher Report; and campus visits to Sitka, Ketchikan and Juneau. VI. Students Presentation on Tuition Concerns Peter Finn, Coalition of Student Leaders spokesperson, and student leaders Nichole Carvajal and Ryan Bucholdtz gave a presentation on student concerns regarding possible tuition increases and offered an alternative plan for increasing tuition. VII. Public Testimony Grant Baker, UAA School of Engineering faculty member, reported on the engineering program at UAA. Shona Strauser and Terry Cramer, members of Perseverance Theater, thanked the board for supporting the joint program between the Perseverance Theater and the University of Alaska Southeast. John Petraitis, chair of the Faculty Alliance, reported on alliance activities and urged the administration to collaborate with the faculty on issues of importance to the system. Maria Russell, chair of the Staff Alliance, reported on its recent retreat and other activities, including top priorities of staff compensation and day care. Beth Weldon, division chief, Capital City Fire Department, thanked the board for their support of the firefighter program at the University of Alaska Southeast. Marie Olson, Tlingit Elder from Juneau and a UAS alumnus, commended the students for their orderly and organized protest against tuition increases, asked the board to not increase tuition and to reinstate the Preparing Indigenous Teachers and Administrators for Alaskan Schools (PITAAS) program. Tom Hewitt, senior in the Journalism Department at UAF, pleaded for the board to not increase tuition as it keeps some students from being able to attend college. Tom Thompson, math faculty member at UAS, thanked the board for supporting summer math programs and the Early Scholars program which help high school students take advanced math programs. Mari Freitag, ASֱvice president, talked about her experiences as a ֱstudent and how raising tuition has affected her fellow students. Kathy Kollchoot Ruddy, Juneau Jazz and Classics advisory board member, invited board to attend the annual Festival and thanked the board for its long-standing and continued support for the Festival. Rick Wolk, assistant professor of UAS and Sam Walton Fellow, reported on his activities to promote entrepreneurship activities in Alaska. Toby Harbanuk, UAS student, spoke of his experiences with the entrepreneurship program. Carin Smoun, Juneau School District representative, thanked the board for their support of K-12 programs and staff in Juneau. Tami Mulick, a UAA graduate, spoke in support of her children in trying to attain their education while facing rising tuition and fees. Bruce Botelho, mayor of Juneau, welcomed the board to Juneau and thanked them for meeting on the UAS campus; commended Chancellor Pugh for being involved in the Southeast Conference and Chancellor Rogers for his involvement in timber issues of Southeast Alaska; and highlighted the Coastal Rain Forest Center. Cathy LeCompte, associate dean of UAA Community and Technical College, reported on the Tech-Prep Consortium Boards activities. Sophia Grzeskowiak-Amezquita, UAA student, asked the board to reconsider raising tuition. Ricky Tagaban, UAS PITAAS student and grandson of Elder Marie Olson, spoke on behalf of the PITAAS program and asked the board to continue its support. Ralphe Wolfe, chair of the Wooch Een club and PITAAS student, pleaded with the board to support the PITAAS program. Jacque Tagaban, director of the PITAAS program at UAS, reported on the PITAAS program and the need to continue its funding. VIII. Presentation by the University of Alaska Southeast Chancellor Pugh led a presentation by the University of Alaska Southeast, highlighting UAS programs. Focusing on education programs were Deborah Low, Dean of Education; Alberta Jones, professor of Education; Amber Harmon, Auke Bay elementary school teacher and alumnus. Focusing on mining technology programs were Steven Krause, Dean of Professional and Technical Studies; David Stone, Deputy Commissioner of Labor and Workforce Development; Meg Day, Human Resources Director, Coeur/Alaska-Kensington Mine. Focusing on health sciences programs were Jeffrey Johnston, UAS Sitka Campus Director, and Chris Urata, assistant professor in Health Sciences. Focusing on natural science programs and undergraduate research were Eran Hood, associate professor and department chair; Kristin Brown, UAS biology student; and David DAmore, U.S. Forest Service. VIII.A. Discussion with Governor Parnell Board members thanked Governor Parnell for his support of the single appropriation, the Alaska Scholarship Program, and deferred maintenance funding. The governor asked the board about upcoming tuition decisions and how the board approaches the budget process. IX. First Review of FY12 Operating Budget Request Reference Bound Separately POLICY CITATION Regents' Policy 05.01.01.A. Budget Policy, states, "The budget of the university represents an annual operating plan stated in fiscal terms. All budgetary requests shall be adopted by the board prior to submittal to the Office of the Governor or the legislature." RATIONALE/RECOMMENDATION President Gamble and Associate Vice President Rizk led a discussion on UA's FY12 Proposed Operating Budget. The FY12 Proposed Operating Budget will include the necessary resources to cover adjusted base increases (i.e. contractual and fixed cost increases) plus focused state funding directed toward priority program enhancements and growth. Consistent with the Board of Regents FY12 Operating Budget Request Guidelines, program growth investments presented are prioritized on the following principles: enhancing student success and college readiness with an emphasis on increasing student enrollment and retention; preparing Alaskans for the states high demand jobs; enhancing competitive research and the benefits of research as an industry in Alaska, providing community intellectual growth, thus enriching the lives of Alaskans Related to compensation, all of the Universitys contracts expire on December 31, 2010 and no increases have yet been negotiated for FY12. No request will be included in the budget for any bargaining unit until a collective bargaining agreement has been negotiated and ratified for that unit. Related to staff increases, because of the uncertainty concerning the obligation to bargain, no request will be included in the budget at this time. If the election results in an obligation to negotiate with the union, the university would not insert a projected increase into the Board of Regents FY12 proposed budget, but would wait until the conclusion of negotiations and ratification of a tentative agreement to request legislative approval and a budget appropriation. If staff does not vote in favor of unionization, the university will determine FY12 pay increases immediately, as the universitys budget process will be underway. For planning purposes, the University is looking at a range of salary increases for the bargaining units and the staff and will brief the Board during executive session. The additional operating cost increases include fixed cost increases, compliance mandates, and new facility operating cost increases and are based on the following expectations. Additional non-discretionary fixed cost increases include: Utilities (based on an approximate 6% increase in FY12 plus full funding via the existing trigger mechanism and FY11 supplemental funding if necessary) Contractual, commodity, travel, and facility Maintenance and Repair (M&R) requirement Compliance mandates New facility operating costs for the UAA Health Sciences Building (HSB) Additional steps necessary prior to approval of UA's FY12 Operating Budget, scheduled for the November 9, 2010 Board of Regents' meeting, include: Incorporating Board of Regents input Incorporating MAU performance targets Integrating and aligning the operating and capital budget requests Developing and refining request amounts and narrative descriptions Developing presentation format consistent with focus/theme X. First Review of FY12 Capital Budget Request Reference Bound Separately POLICY CITATION Regents' Policy 05.01.01.A. Budget Policy, states, "The budget of the university represents an annual operating plan stated in fiscal terms. All budgetary requests shall be adopted by the board prior to submittal to the Office of the Governor or the legislature." RATIONALE/RECOMMENDATION Associate Vice President Rizk and Chief Facilities Officer Duke presented the FY12 Proposed Capital Budget. The references include the FY12 Proposed Capital Budget Request, FY12 Deferred Maintenance and Renewal and Repurposing (R&R) Proposed Distribution Methodology, FY12 Priority Deferred Maintenance and R&R Projects, followed by brief project descriptions. The presentation will highlight the FY12 proposed request relative to UAs strategic priorities and to last years budget request. The Board will be asked to provide feedback on the FY12 Proposed Capital Budget Request regarding total request level, prioritization, thematic, and strategic focus. Administration is in the process of reviewing the 10-Year Capital Plan (therefore, rather than being presented at this meeting, a draft 10-Year Capital Plan will be presented at the November 9, 2010 board meeting in conjunction with the FY12 Capital Budget Request approval. The 10-year capital plan will then be presented for approval at the December 9-10, 2010 board meeting. Primary capital funding priorities presented in the proposed UA FY12 Proposed Capital Budget Request include: Increased emphasis on UA Facilities Maintenance Backlog as well as the UA Annual Requirement for R&R to achieve a sustainment level of funding for UAs facilities Planning for UA Student Housing Community Campus R&R for campuses with a significant maintenance backlog, projects include: Sitka Hangar Code Corrections; Kuskokwim Campus Facility Critical Deferred and Voc-Tech Renewal - Phase II and Kodiak College Campus Renewal Other Capital to support research efforts that address critical State needs in the areas of food security; snow, ice, and permafrost hazards; ocean acidification; mineral resources remote predictive mapping; and statewide digital mapping. XI. Report on UA Performance Reference 1 Associate Vice President Gwen White presented estimates for UAs FY10 performance on key measures. UAs performance evaluation process informs the budget distribution recommendations relative to resource alignment and progress toward meeting Board of Regents strategic goals. XII. Approval of Federal Stimulus Receipt Authority Request Regent Marrs moved, seconded by Regent Cowell, and passed unanimously on a vote of 10 to 0 that: PASSED The Board of Regents approves the federal stimulus receipt authority request as presented. This motion is effective September 23, 2010. POLICY CITATION Regents' Policy 05.01.01.A. Budget Policy, states, "The budget of the university represents an annual operating plan stated in fiscal terms. All budgetary requests shall be adopted by the board prior to submittal to the Office of the Governor or the legislature." RATIONALE AND RECOMMENDATION Associate Vice President Rizk and Chief Facilities Officer Duke provided an update regarding federal stimulus funding. The requested federal stimulus receipt authority will allow the University of Alaska to accept federal stimulus grants that have been awarded. A list of grants for which federal stimulus receipt authority has been requested was provided at the meeting. XIII. Report on Academic Master Plan Reference 2 The most recent version of the Academic Master Plan was reviewed. This version includes consideration of all comments, suggestions, and edits obtained from regents through the process agreed to by the board, and also incorporates suggestions received from the president, chancellors, and regents at the August 10, 2010 board retreat. The document was reviewed and edited by the System Academic Council on September 3, 2010. The timeline for completion now includes sending the plan to faculty senate leaders one more time for comment and review. The plan will also be reviewed one final time by the Presidents Cabinet. The process is still on schedule to deliver a final recommendation to the Board of Regents at its December 2010 meeting. Board members requested that President Gamble and Vice President Julius revise the plan to be more concise. XIV. Meeting with Commissioners LeDoux and Bishop and Approval of Support for the Alaska Career and Technical Education Plan Reference 3 Regent Cowell moved, seconded by Regent Drygas and passed with Regents Brady, Compton, Cowell, Drygas, Fisher, Hughes, Jacobson, Marrs, Martin, Wickersham, and Henry that: PASSED The Board of Regents supports the Alaska Career and Technical Education Plan and the cooperative efforts of the Departments of Education and Early Development and Labor and Workforce Development with the University of Alaska. This motion is effective September 24, 2010. RATIONALE AND RECOMMENDATION Commissioners Larry LeDoux and Clark Click Bishop from the Departments of Education and Early Development, and the Department of Labor and Workforce Development respectively, along with Fred Villa, UA Associate Vice President of Academic Affairs for Workforce Programs presented and discussed the Alaska Career and Technical Education Plan with the board. These two state agencies have worked closely with the University of Alaskas input to develop a plan to recognize the value, align the programs and efforts, and to implement strategies that compliment the resources available in Alaska to assist all students in all areas of career and technical education. Key strategies include: student transitions, aligning educational and industry standards, providing accessible educational opportunities, developing and retaining teachers, maximizing use of facilities, and establishing funding mechanisms to sustain career and technical education. XV. Report on Tuition and Financial Aid and Approval of Tuition Rates for AY12 and AY13 Regent Wickersham moved, seconded by Regent Marrs and passed with Regents Brady, Compton, Cowell, Drygas, Fisher, Marrs, Martin, Wickersham, and Henry voting in favor that: PASSED AS AMENDED "The Board of Regents reaffirms the current tuition rates as approved for Academic Year 2012. This motion is effective September 24, 2010." POLICY CITATION Regents Policy 05.10.01 states: Recognizing that state general fund support is not sufficient to pay the full cost of education and that students have a responsibility to contribute to the cost of their higher education, tuition and student fees will be established to the extent practicable in accordance with the following objectives: (1) to provide for essential support to the universitys instructional programs; (2) to make higher education accessible to Alaskans who have the interest, dedication, and ability to learn; and (3) to maintain tuition and student fees at levels which are competitive with similarly situated programs of other western states. Tuition revenues will be used primarily to maintain and expand the educational opportunities provided to students, to preserve and improve the quality of existing programs and support services, to respond to enrollment trends, and to implement new programs. RATIONALE/RECOMMENDATION In September 2009, the board approved for AY2012 a 5 percent tuition increase for 100- to 200-level courses and a 10 percent increase for all other levels. In April 2010, former President Mark Hamilton, with the support of the chancellors, proposed an upward revision to the previously approved AY2012 lower-division rate, adjusting the increase from 5 percent to 10 percent. In addition, two scenarios were proposed for AY2013; a 10 percent increase for all levels except graduate; or a 12 percent increase for all levels except graduate. Table 1 below reflects the previously approved AY2011 and AY2012 tuition rates and the proposed lower division revision for AY2012 and the proposed increases for AY2013. Consistent with Regents' Policy the board reserves the right to revise tuition rates per P05.10.060 section E. Table 1 Option I or Option II AY2011 (fall 2010 and spring 2011)AY2012 (fall 2011 and spring 2012)AY2012 (fall 2011 and spring 2012)AY2013 (fall 2011 and spring 2012)AY2013 (fall 2011 and spring 2012) Tuition Rate (+4% for 100-200; +7% for all other)Tuition Rate (+5% for 100-200; +10% for all other)Proposed Tuition Rate (+10% for 100-200 only) Proposed Tuition Rate (+10% for 100-200 & for all other*)Proposed Tuition Rate (+12% for 100-200; for all other*)Lower Division PWSCC127133140154157 Kodiak129135142156159 All Others147154162178181Upper Division170187187206209Graduate338372372372372Non Resident Surcharge353388388427435 *Except graduate tuition XVI. Presentation from McDowell Group on the University of Alaska Community Campus Impact Study Reference 4 Eric McDowell and Robert Koenitzer from the McDowell Group reviewed the findings of the University of Alaska Community Campus Impact Study, completed in April 2010. XVII. Approval of Revisions to Regents Policy 02.09.010 Public Safety Department; University of Alaska Police Reference 5 Regent Brady moved, seconded by Regent Cowell, and passed with Regents Brady, Drygas, Compton, Martin, Wickersham, Cowell, Fisher and Henry voting in favor that: PASSED The Board of Regents approves the revisions to Regents Policy 02.09.010 Public Safety Department; University of Alaska Police, as presented. This motion is effective September 24, 2010. POLICY/STATUTORY CITATION Alaska Statute 18.65.240 states the qualifications for police officers. RATIONALE/RECOMMENDATION This change to Regents Policy is recommended to avoid a potential Catch-22 situation and to have Regents Policy match Alaska Statutes and regulations regarding police officer hiring. Alaska Statutes and regulations require 12 months probationary employment in Alaska before a police officer can get an APSC basic certificate which is required for permanent employment. Alaska Statute. 18.65.240 provides that a person may not be appointed as a police officer, except on a probationary basis, unless the person has met the standards set by the Alaska Police Standards Council (the APSC) for a certificate. One of the APSC regulations (13 AAC 85.020) says, in part: Permanent employment for police officers. (a) A participating police department may not grant a person permanent status as a police officer unless the person has a current basic certificate issued by the council under 13 AAC 85.040. (b) A participating police department may not employ a person as a police officer for more than 14 consecutive months unless the person has a current basic certificate issued by the council or unless an extension is granted. Another regulation (13 AAC 85.040) provides, in part: (b) To be eligible for the award of a basic certificate, an applicant must (1) be a full-time paid police officer of a police department in Alaska; (2) meet the standards of 13 AAC 85.010(a) and (b); (3) have worked 12 consecutive months on a probationary basis with the police department where the officer is employed at the time of application for certification; (4 ). [emphasis added above] So police officers with years of experience in other states, or recent graduates of the police academy in Alaska, cannot get an APSC basic certificate until they have worked 12 consecutive months on a probationary basis with a police department in Alaska. Such officers are eligible for probationary hire in Alaska under state law, and in fact must be employed for 12 months as a probationary police officer in Alaska in order to get a Basic Certificate to make them eligible for permanent hire. The APSC fully condones hire of probationary officers by the University of Alaska and other police departments in Alaska. The change of Regents Policy language would avoid any inference that there could be no probationary hire by UA police departments, and would conform to Alaska law. XVIII. New Business and Committee Reports A. Academic and Student Affairs Committee The committee heard reports on distance education, a pre-veterinary program at UAF, and teacher education. Future agenda items include a report on a Design School study and a demonstration of UA Online; report on biomedical research; an SB241 update; and an update on program review. B. Audit Committee 1. Executive Session with Internal Audit Director The Audit Committee of the Board of Regents held an executive session in accordance with the provisions of AS 44.62.310 to discuss matters the immediate knowledge of which would have an adverse effect on the finances of the university and which would affect the reputation or character of a person or persons. The session included members of the Board of Regents, Internal Audit Director Pittman, General Counsel Brunner, and such other university staff members as the Audit Chair may designate and lasted approximately one hour and 15 minutes. 2. Committee Report In addition to the executive session, the Audit Committee held a discussion with the external auditors, and heard reports on the grant financial management policy, and updates regarding ongoing audits. C. Facilities and Land Management Committee 1. Report on Emergency Meeting of the Facilities and Land Management Committee on June 30, 2010 Regent Brady updated the board on the emergency meeting held on June 30, 2010 on a Project Change Approval Request for UAA PWSCC Residence Hall Renovation. The following action was approved by the committee at that meeting: PASSED The Facilities and Land Management Committee approves the Project Change Approval request for the University of Alaska Anchorage PWSCC Residence Hall Renovation as presented, and authorizes the university administration to proceed, not to exceed a total project cost of $4,668,208. This motion is effective June 30, 2010. 2. Schematic Design Approval ֱCTC (Formerly TVCC) Revitalization Phase 4 Third Floor Renewal Reference 11 PASSED The Facilities and Land Management Committee approves the Schematic Design Approval request for the University of Alaska Fairbanks CTC Revitalization Phase 4 Third Floor Renewal as presented in compliance with the campus master plan, and authorizes the University administration to complete construction bid documents to bid and award a contract within the approved budget, and to proceed to completion of project construction not to exceed a Total Project Cost of $4,830,300. This motion is effective September 23, 2010. 3. Schematic Design Approval UAA Science Building Renovation, Phase 2 Reference 13 PASSED The Facilities and Land Management Committee approves the Schematic Design Approval request for the University of Alaska Anchorage Science Building Renovation Phase 2 as presented in compliance with the campus master plan, and authorizes the University administration to complete construction bid documents to bid and award a contract within the approved budget, and to proceed to completion of project construction in accordance with the Phase 2 project budget and not to exceed a Total Project Phase 2 Cost of $6,000,000. This motion is effective September 23, 2010. 4. Committee Report The committee heard reports on the ֱAtkinson Power Plant formal project approval, status of the RISE report, the 2010 UA Engineering Plan, and construction in progress. CITO Smith reported on security, compliance, copyright issues, offsite storage, and a broadband stimulus proposal award. On behalf of the committee, Regent Brady stated that security issues were discussed and the board affirmed its belief that the right things are being done to correct deficiencies given the available resources and complexities involved, its support of the CITO in this effort; and offered support and assistance to complete this effort. D. Finance Committee No report. E. Human Resources Committee 1. Update on Labor and Employee Relations Reference 6 Beth Behner, Chief Human Resources Officer, gave an update on labor and employee relations. F. Legislative Committee No report. G. Planning and Development Committee 1. Development Update Reference 7 Mary Rutherford, Chief Development Officer, gave an update on development efforts throughout the University of Alaska system. XIX. Approval of Revisions to April 2011 Meeting Date Regent Wickersham moved, seconded by Regent Drygas, and passed with Regents Brady, Compton, Cowell, Drygas, Fisher, Jacobson, Marrs, Wickersham and Henry voting in favor that: PASSED The Board of Regents approves the revision to the April 2011 meeting schedule from April 6-7 to April 7-8. This motion is effective September 24, 2010. RATIONALE AND RECOMMENDATION This date change allows time for regents to return from the National Conference on Trusteeship which will be held in Los Angeles on April 3-5, 2011. XX. Approval of Honorary Degrees and Meritorious Service Awards for Spring 2011 and Beyond Regent Wickersham moved, seconded by Regent Marrs, and passed with Regents Brady, Compton, Cowell, Drygas, Fisher, Jacobson, Marrs, Wickersham and Henry voting in favor that: PASSED AS AMENDED "The Board of Regents approves the list of nominees for honorary doctoral degrees and meritorious service awards as proposed for commencement exercises in the spring of 2011 and beyond, and authorizes Chancellor Ulmer to invite the approved nominees and announce their acceptance. This motion is effective September 24, 2010." POLICY CITATION Regents Policy 10.03.020 states, Honorary degrees may be conferred upon approval of the Board of Regents. Regents Policy 10.03.030 states, Meritorious service awards may be conferred upon approval of the Board of Regents. RATIONALE AND RECOMMENDATION Recommendations submitted by the University of Alaska Anchorage for recipients of meritorious service awards and an honorary degree award were sent under separate cover for Board of Regents review prior to the September 23-24, 2010 board meeting. XXI. Approval of Academic Degree Recipients Reference 8 Regent Cowell moved, seconded by Regent Drygas and passed with Regents Brady, Compton, Cowell, Drygas, Fisher, Jacobson, Marrs, Wickersham and Henry voting in favor that: PASSED The Board of Regents approves the list of degree recipients for the summer and fall of 2009 and the spring of 2010. This motion is effective September 24, 2010. POLICY CITATION Regents Policy 10.03.010 states: The official lists of degree and certificate recipients will be established by the Chancellors immediately after the official closing date of each term. The combined lists for the spring and preceding fall and summer terms will be transmitted by the President to the Board of Regents after the spring session. This official list of degree and certificate recipients will be presented to the Board of Regents for their approval at the next regularly scheduled meeting. XXII. Alaska Commission on Postsecondary Education Report Regent Cowell reported that ACPE met on July 30 and met the APU President Bantz who reported that APU is adding their first Ph.D. program; heard a report from Commissioner LeDoux on the performance scholarship and passed the regulations related to that scholarship; and approved programs for various programs around the state. XXIII. UA Foundation Report UA Foundation President Mike Felix gave the following report: Madam Chair and Board of Regents, Ill be fairly brief in my comments today. Thank you for letting me have time on your agenda to give you an update on the Foundation. We have not had a full meeting of the Foundation board since I talked to you last, but we have been very busy with our committee work. All of our board members have been officially re-appointed to their committees, with 2 of our chair persons being replaced. The chairs of our respective committees are now: Committee on Trusteeship Carla Beam; Development Committee Rick Mystrom; Finance and Audit Bob Mitchell; and Investment Committee Eric Wohlforth. We originally had a strategic Planning retreat set for this Fall, but have postponed that, so that we could allow time for President Gamble and you as Regents to set the course and strategic plan for the University. We plan to pick back up in the Winter, once Pat has had an opportunity to present his plan and thoughts to the Foundation board. President Gamble and I have been in regular communication, so as to not let the Foundation get too far in front of his headlights. Last update, I mentioned that we were dealing with the four strategic behaviors of great foundations exhibit. One of those being Invest (the others being Identify, Inform, Involve). This strategic behavior is driving us to really exam our criteria for board membership on the Foundation board, because we believe strongly that someone who wont connect financially to the vision and mission of the university isnt likely to really commit themselves with the time and effort we need to have a world-class board. For sure, I know that unless we have a world-class board, well never have a world-class Foundation. I also believe that getting alignment on this issue between our boards is paramount to our collective success. So, as we drive to be 100% invested in our University, I want to challenge you as Regents to lead and do the same. When it comes time to having discussions with major donors and Foundations, its a much easier discussion when both the regents and the foundation trustees are invested financially. As you may remember from my previous update, the Foundation Board put up to $500K from investment earnings into the marketing campaign for the General Obligation Bond initiative. Since then, we have met at least twice a month to evaluate and define the target audience, define the campaign and strategy, and put together the game plan to get us to the November ballot. Weve even had one fund-raiser so far (at Chancellor Ulmers house), in order to start getting the public invested in the process. The campaign committee has hired Josh Applebee (from Kevin Meyers office) to run the campaign, and to date, hes doing a great job for us. I want to thank you as Regents for letting the Foundation Trustees interview with the consultants, recently in the state to do some assessments. I believe the interviews were constructive, and helped provide a sense of the relationship between the Foundation and the University, as well as between the Foundation Board and the Board of Regents. Lastly, let me mention that we have moved the time and place of our November meeting (usually scheduled for Fairbanks) to coincide with your meeting here in Anchorage. Our hope is that we can get the two boards together for a reception, so that we can get to know one another better. Mary Rutherford and I are working on the schedule right now. (Of course, that means that we will go to Fairbanks in February, and then Juneau in June a much better schedule relative to legislative session.) XXIV. UA Athletics Report Regent Drygas, the Board of Regents representative for UA Athletics, reported that volleyball and cross-country teams are in the middle of their seasons: UAA Men's Cross Country ranked #15 in the country and #3 in the West Region UAA Women's Cross Country ranked #3 in the country and #1 in the West Region ֱWomen's Cross Country ranked #4 in the West Region XXV. Future Agenda Items Regent Wickersham asked that a report be given at the December 2010 meeting regarding UA lands. Regent Cowell asked that Steve Smiths technology presentation be made to the full board. XXVI. Board of Regents' Comments Chancellor Pugh thanked the board for coming to UAS and encouraged everyone to use the recently completed Auke Lake trail. Wendy Redman, Vice President for University Relations, gave a report on Proposition B efforts. Regent Hughes complimented UAS on their wonderful hospitality and urged everyone to support Proposition B. Regent Jacobson apologized that she could not be at the meeting in person and wished everyone safe travels. Regent Wickersham expressed his feeling that hard issues were dealt with in a productive manner and stated his appreciation for the professional way the students proposed tuition proposals. Regent Compton thanked UAS and Chancellor Pugh for the hospitality and complimented the students on their presentation. Regent Brady stated that this was a very productive meeting and complimented President Gamble on his job at the university; and thanked Chancellor Pugh for his wonderful hospitality. Regent Drygas thanked Chancellor Pugh for the warm welcome and great tour and thanked Jesse Grant for his tour guide services. Regent Fisher commented that he believes the student tuition decision was the right thing to do; and thanked Chancellor Pugh for his hospitality. Regent Marrs complimented the board on its work. Regent Henry thanked the campus and complimented the advisory council for their great work; and spoke of her appreciation for the student presentation and for the hard work of the board. XXVII. Adjourn Chair Henry adjourned the meeting at 4:40 p.m. on Friday, September 24, 2010.     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