Approved October 22, 2004 MINUTES OF THE MEETING OF BOARD OF REGENTS September 10, 2004 Coppin State University EXECUTIVE SESSION Chairman Kendall moved, Regent Nevins seconded and the Board of Regents voted unanimously to convene in Closed and Executive Session with the Chancellor on Friday, September 10, 2004, 8:15 a.m. and adjourned at 9:00 a.m. at Coppin State University. Those present were: Chairman Kendall, Regents Acosta, Finan, Florestano, Gill, Horine, Houghton, Hug, Johnson (by phone), Mandel, Mitchell, Nevins, Pettit, Pevenstein, Rosapepe, and Tydings, Chancellor Kirwan, Ms. Ryan, Assistant Attorney Generals Cobb, Langrill and Short. The Board of Regents reviewed items on the agenda that were exempted under the Open Meetings Act for consideration in closed and executive session. The meeting reconvened at 11:15 a.m. and adjourned at 12:55 p.m. Notes of the session attached. Public Session A. The meeting of the University System of Maryland Board of Regents was called to order at 9:10 a.m. on September 10, 2004 at Coppin State University. Those in attendance were: Chairman Kendall, Regents Acosta, Finan, Florestano, Gill, Horine, Houghton, Hug, Johnson (by phone), Mandel, Mitchell, Nevins, Pettit, Pevenstein, Rosapepe, and Tydings, Chancellor Kirwan, Vice Chancellors Goldstein, Schwab and Vivona, Assistant Attorney Generals Cobb, Langrill and Short, Presidents Battle, Boesch, Bogomolny, Gira, Heeger, Hrabowski, Hunter-Cevera, Dudley-Eshbach, Lowe, Ramsay, Caret, Thompson, Dr. Wiley (UMCP), and members of the press and others. B. Welcoming Remarks from Host Institution - President Battle welcomed Regents, Presidents and others to Coppin State University. Dr. Battle presentation centered on the many positive things that have been happening at Coppin recently. President Battle was commended by several Regents on his successes at Coppin. C. Committee of the Whole 1. The minutes from the meeting of June 23, 2004 were unanimously approved. 2. Chancellor Kirwan presented his report to the Regents. Full report on file with the minutes as well as the USM Web site. 3. A report on Enrollment Planning and Strategy was presented by Vice Chancellor Vivona. D. Report of the Councils 1. Council of University President - President Bogomolny presented a brief report of the CUSP. He noted that the Presidents value their policy discussions with the chancellor and will work to meet the commitments of the academic initiatives proposed through E&E efforts. 2. Council of University System Faculty - No Report. 3. Council of University System Staff - Mr. Crockett stated that CUSS will have its first meeting in September, committees will be formed and initiatives for the year will be selected. 4. University System Student Council - No report. E. Finance Committee - Regent Nevins presented the report of the Finance Committee. 1. Summary of Actions from the meeting of August 30, 2004: Action was deferred on two items: policy outlining inventory potential of surplus properties and contingent conversation to regular status Regent Nevins proposed placing items 2-5 on the consent agenda; seconded by Regent Florestano and unanimously approved. 2. USM: Twenty-Fourth Bond Resolution (action) 3. Proposed FY 2005 Contract between the UMB and the UMMS Corporation (action) 4. Proposed Modification to Board of Regents Policy VII-7.23- Military Leave with pay for Exempt and Nonexempt Staff Employees on Regular Status; and VII-7.24 - Call-up to Active Military Duty During a National or International Crisis or Conflict for USM Exempt and Nonexempt Staff Employees on Regular Status (action) 5. Exempt Salary Structures (action) The following items were presented for information only. 6. UMCP: IT Needs Assessment Survey (information) 7. BSU Master Plan (information) 8. Facilities Renewal Fee (information). The Facilities Renewal Fee is not an option at this time. Regent Nevins requested that the Chancellor return to the Regents with a modified plan. F. Report of the E & E Work Group - Regent Kendall presented a brief report on the E&E Work group which has been working for about a year. Specific areas of need have been identified; we have received the report from Accenture. The Institutions have been very helpful to the committee; and Mr. Kendall thanked the presidents, vice presidents, provosts, faculty and staff for their valuable input. G. Adjournment: 11:03 a.m.