Posted at 12:25 a.m. Jan. 26, 2012
Board directs president to examine organizational changes, implement campus master plan timeline
By Will Hebert
Co-Editor
At a Jan. 25 Laramie County Community College Board of Trustees' planning retreat, the trustees directed the president to examine five possible areas of organizational change and to outline an action plan to implement the campus master plan.
Trustees to move toward traditional governance system
By Shawn Havel
Co-Editor
The Laramie County Community College Board of Trustees reached a consensus at its Jan. 25 planning retreat to move toward a traditional board governance system instead of keeping its current policy governance system.
Board to change committees
By Charlette Lessenger
Online Editor
Instead of keeping the previous board committees, the Laramie County Community College Board of Trustees Jan. 25 decided to change one committee and redefine the duties of another. Actual selection of the committee members will be voted on at the February board meeting.
Miles LaRowe Recommendation Letter
Video coverage available below
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- Basketball team doubles-up over weekend
- Women's rodeo team ranked No. 25 nationally
- Kunisawa named NJCAA second team All-American
- Sports home
- Bobcat visits LCCC campus over weekend, officials decide to shoot
- College organizational audit completed: College's 'climate of fear' not improving, may be getting worse
- State budget cuts may result in higher tuition
- News home
Close loss disappoints Eagles
By
Co-Editor
The Laramie County Community college men's basketball team lost 61–59 in a closely contested match against Northeastern Junior College Jan. 14.
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