1990

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Trustees adopt 1990·91 budget for EC college Expen<11ture:> totaling .312.496 69

The Board also agreea to exend lhE:' emplo}ment of Rick} Hamson. Draf– ting and Design Technology inl>truc– tor. from 10 months to 11 months an 1990-91 so he can pro\'ide uss1stance in implementing the college's new technical programs In the area of Instruction, Dr Tucker reported on se\'era l items in– cluding the 1990 faU semester cla!>s schedule and new laborator} organizallon of the :Metal Fabrkalion Technology Program, Precision Machining Technology Program, Automated Manufacturing Technology Program and l\lasonry Program. He also provided informa– tion concerning final approval of the coUege's response to the Vocational Technical F1ve-Year Evaluation Report and Recommendation, and final approval of the Business Com puter Applications Program for the Ph i ladelph1a-Neshobce Cou n ty Vocational-Technical Center. Dr . Tucker further reported on enrollment information concerning the 1990 summer session He s:ud '113 students are enrolled dunng the fi N;t term with classes being offered in Decatur, Ca rthage , For est, Louisville Philadelphia and the Choc– taw Resenation In other matters pertaming to Budget and Finance, Business ~tanager Han:e)' Trapp reported on the effectiveness of the ARA Cost Con· tainment Pla} and it wa re"ealed that revenes are expected to exceed expenditures by an amount of $729.29 at the close of FY90. The Board gave approval of the bid and resolution as proposed by Bank of

Decatur for the college's Shared Funds Account Banking S)stem eftt><.·· hve June 12. 1990 and contmwng for a penod ot one year from said date. The Board accepted bitls Cor the following: 1990-91 Yearbook, Tally Student Services of Forest and School photos for 1990-91, Creative Images of Newton Trustees also ga\'e approval to advertise bids for the following: <1 athletic insurance coverage 121 prin ling of student newspaper (3 ) printing or alhlelic program 14) printing of alumni magazine (5) chartered bu:. transportation for 1990-91 football season (6) new 1990 bus and <7> fur– nishing for the first floor of Winston Hall Emergency repair of the air conditioning system for the Cross Hall Science Building and also approved a were excessive medical expenses for sevet·al athletes mjured while par ticipating in their respeclJve sports The Board also received updated in formation concerning W1nston HaU Renovatoin P roject, Cross BUilding Renovation Project and U1t> College's Capital Improvemenll> Pro– jects to be funded through Senate Bill 3192. In the area of ~tudent Sen ires Dean of Students Dr. Phil Sutphin gave an update con(:erning enroll· ment for the Fall semester and ex· plained sun1mer recruitment plan~ d<.>signed to increase the student population He said orinetallon s~ !>IOns are scheduled for Saturda) June 23; Wednesday, July 18, Tues– dCiy, July 31: and Saturda~, Augu,.t 111

have been approved b) thl' East Cen– tral Commumty C'ollege Board or Trust~ wh1ch adopted the college's budget fo1 1990·91 durmg its June met>ting The total amount represent an mcrea~e of 8.8 percent a~ com– pared to expenditures for the 1989-90 school term In addition, Trustees kmson of r\cw Orleans as instruc· tor of Econom1cs and Business Ad· m1n c:tration tnd \ lrs Cath) L)nn Scribner of Umon as \•ocat10nal· Technical Counselor for handicapped student, l\hss Huskmson, "' ho IS present!~ employed m the Ca!'h !\lanagement Department of F1rst Nat1onal Bank of Commerce in :\e" Orleans. Loul– siana, will begin her ne'>' duties on August, 22. 1990. Pr1or to bemg selected to her new po t at East Central, Mrs. Scribner s er \'ed as h1gh chool guidance counselor for Choctaw Tr1bal Schools at Choctaw Central High School in Philadelphia. She v.lll begin her new pos1tion on July 1, 1990. l n other Pers onnel matter s , Trustees agreed to rescind previous action concerning the employment of Dr. Brad Tucker, Dean of Instruction, and extended his contract to a fulJ 12 months from July 12, 1990 to June 20, 1991 Dr Tucker had previously sought a !>horter contract penod due to retirement purpo~es.

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