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PROCEEDINGS
OF
GRAND RAPIDS COMMUNITY COLLEGE
BOARD OF TRUSTEES
OFFICIAL
REGULAR MEETING
BOARD CHAMBERS
MONDAY, SEPTEMER 21, 2015
I. ORDER OF BUSINESS
Meeting called to order at 4:17 p.m., Bert Bleke in the chair. Trustee Bleke
acknowledged the empty chair at the board table asking for a moment of silence
for the loss of Trustee Ryskamp. Trustee Bleke said his voice and passion will be
missed at the board table.
A.
Present: Bailey, Bristol, James, Verburg, Stewart, Bleke – 6
Absent: 1 vacant seat
B. Introduction of Guests
No guests at this time.
C. Review and Approval of Agenda
Motion by Trustee Bailey, seconded by Trustee Bristol to approve the agenda as
presented. Motion carries. 6-0
D. Open Comments
None at this time.
E. Special Order of Business
John Helmholdt from GRPS presented their bond proposal.
Lisa Freiburger presented the Local Strategic Value Resolution. Motion
was made by Trustee Bristol, seconded by Trustee Bailey to approve the
resolution as presented. Motion carries 6-0.
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II. MONITORING REPORTS
F. Report (s)
Student Success Indicator Report – Articulations, presented by Laurie
Chelsey.
Treatment of People Executive Limitation – presented by Cathy Kubiak.
Motion was made by Trustee James, seconded by Trustee Stewart to
approve the Treatment of People Executive Limitation as presented.
Motion carries 6-0.
Finance Update – Presented by Lisa Freiburger
III. UPDATES
G. Student Report
Student Alliance Update – Brandon Sinclair the new President of Student Alliance
shared a little be about himself with the board and thanked Trustee James and
Trustee Verburg for attending the September Student Alliance meeting.
H. Foundation Update
None at this time.
I. Board Chair Update
Trustee Bleke announced the board was accepting applications for the open board
seat through Thursday, September 24th by 5 PM.
J. President’s Report
President Ender also acknowledged the absence of Trustee Ryskamp
recognizing his commitment to the institution and community. He shared
that the enrollment target that the budget was based on was met due largely
to the Student Support departments which enrolled 2000 students in one
week alone. Dr. Ender noted that parking has not been a problem this
semester which he believes it is because of number enrollment is at. He
announced the institution missed the top 100 institutes for granting degrees
by 2 degrees but was excited to announce that the college is receiving an
important award which will be announced the following day.
K. Faculty Association Update
Fred van Hartesveldt gave his condolences to the trustees for the loss of Dr.
Rsykamp and stated it was a good example of the “power of one”. He went on to
say that the fall opening day which highlighted first year generation students was
well received and discussed the need to make sure the Trio Program which
supports those students has the support that is needed, stating there is two positions
currently open within that department. He discussed the current 55/45 ratio of
full-time faculty to adjunct and acknowledged the gap was decreasing in size.
IV. COMMUNITY CONNECTIONS
L. Communications to the Board
None at this time.
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CONSENT ITEMS
L. Minutes of previous meetings, Grant Awards/Requests, Personnel Transactions,
& Financial Transactions
Minutes from August 21, 2015 Board Meeting
Grants GRCC received from August 1, 2015 to August 30, 2015.
o The Area Agency on Aging awarded a continuation grant of
$11,433 through the Older Americans Act to support Older
Learner Center programming that includes the DP/HP (Arthritis
Foundation Aquatics Program) that helps participants maintain
independence through increased and/or maintained physical
fitness, and the Grandparent/Grandchild Summer Wellness Day
Camps that facilitate activities designed to help each participant
develop a deeper appreciation and understanding of the other
generation. Providing support through this type of programming
enables grandparent caregivers to continue to maintain their own
independence while providing for the needs of their
grandchildren.
o The JPMorgan Chase Foundation awarded a $45,000 grant to
support the expansion of Industry-Approved Job Certification
Programs in industrial sewing and logistics. Specifically, the
industrial sewing program will be a continuation of a highly
successful 2014 pilot that was also funded by JPMorgan Chase.
The logistics portion of the project will be to evaluate which
logistics certifications are needed by West Michigan employers.
PERSONNEL REPORT
(Includes in-process transactions through 9-11-15)
Appointments
NAME DEPARTMENT EMPLOYEE GROUP
POSITION EFFECTIVE DATE
NOTES
Sue Goeman Ford Fieldhouse Meet & Confer
Ford Fieldhouse
Building and
Activities
Coordinator (PM)
8-24-15 Former
Contingency Employee
Robin Kerkstra Dental Auxiliaries Faculty
Assistant Professor
8-27-15 New to College
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Krystle Duthil Dental Auxiliaries APSS Support
Professional 9-2-15
Former
Contingency Employee
Separations
NAME DEPARTMENT EMPLOYEE GROUP
POSITION EFFECTIVE DATE
NOTES
Jeremy Osborn
Instructional Support
Meet & Confer Director, Center for Teaching Excellence
8-14-15 Separation
Financial Transactions
D. Financial Transactions
(August 1 - 31, 2015)
1. Purchases $10,000-$100,000
a. General Fund
1) Purchase order issued to provide (96) Nano-fiber air filters as required for the
Tassell MTEC operations.
Requestor: Thomas Smith - Facilities
Expenditure: $16,167.76
Disposition: Replacement Purchase
Supplier: Midwest Air Filter
Grand Rapids, MI
Bid: Yes, RFP #1415-6197A, previously reported.
2) Blanket purchase order issued to provide parts, supplies and components as
needed for multimedia classrooms.
Requestor: Mark Vogel – Media Technologies
Expenditure: $25,000.00
Disposition: Replacement Purchase
Supplier: GovConnection
Dakota Dunes, SD
Bid: Yes, RFP #1415-5226B, previously reported.
3) Blanket purchase order issued to provide fuel and miscellaneous automotive
supplies for the GRCC fleet of vehicles.
Requestor: Mansfield Matthewson - Purchasing
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Expenditure: $47,500.00
Disposition: Recurring Purchase
Supplier: Wex Bank
Carol Steam, IL
Bid: No, NJPA consortium agreement.
4) Purchase order issued to provide CRM (customer relationship management)
software tool for year 1 of a 3 year term.
Requestor: David Anderson – Information Technology
Expenditure: $55,357.50
Disposition: Recurring Purchase
Supplier: Hobson’s
Cincinnati, OH
Bid: Yes, RFP #1011-6191B, previously reported.
5) Blanket purchase order issued to provide elevator maintenance services for all
GRCC elevators.
Requestor: Thomas Smith - Facilities
Expenditure: $95,000.00
Disposition: Recurring Purchase
Supplier: Elevator Service Inc.
Grand Rapids, MI
Bid: Yes, RFP #1415-6197F
b. Other Special Funds
1) Purchase order issued to provide meals for students and staff as required for the
Upward Bound Summer 2015 programming.
Requestor: Rhondo Cooper – Upward Bound
Expenditure: $10,880.78 (51-2216)
Disposition: Recurring Purchase
Supplier: Aquinas College
Grand Rapids, MI
Source of Funds: Upward Bound Grant
Bid: No, single source.
2) Purchase order issued to provide annual licensing for the Continuity Spectrum
non-credit enterprise system.
Requestor: Julie Parks– Workforce Development
Expenditure: $15,266.00 (15-2271)
Disposition: Recurring Purchase
Plexus Systems
Lake Forest, CA
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Source of Funds: Designated Fund
Bid: No, single source.
3) Purchase order issued to provide payment for online class fees and registration
as required for Education to Go.
Requestor: Julie Parks– Workforce Development
Expenditure: $18,000.00 (15-2271)
Disposition: Recurring Purchase
Education to Go
Chicago, IL
Source of Funds: Designated Fund
Bid: No, single source.
4) Purchase order issued to provide Workkeys tests for job training and continuing
education programs as required for the National Career Readiness certificate
program.
Requestor: Julie Parks– Workforce Development
Expenditure: $19,000.00 (15-2271)
Disposition: New Purchase
Supplier: ACT
Iowa City, IA
Source of Funds: Designated Fund
Bid: No, single source.
5) Purchase order issued to provide A/E professional services as required for the
Main Building Students Services and Conceptual Design project.
Requestor: Thomas Smith - Facilities
Expenditure: $22,680.00 (42-2271)
Disposition: New Purchase
Supplier: Integrated Design Solutions
Troy, MI
Source of Funds: Plant Fund
Bid: Yes, RFP #1415-3282, previously reported.
6) Blanket purchase order issued to provide printing paper as required for ePrint
operations.
Requestor: Danelle Sedore - ePrint
Expenditure: $30,000.00 (14-2364)
Disposition: Recurring Purchase
Supplier: Central Michigan Paper Company
Ada, MI
Source of Funds: Auxiliary Fund
Bid: Yes, RFQ #1415-3294, previously reported.
7) Purchase order issued to provide electrical installations for new and relocated
equipment (mills, lathes, etc.) for the Tassell MTEC machine tool lab.
Requestor: Jeff Danner – Workforce Development
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Expenditure: $39,085 (42-2271)
Disposition: New Purchase
Supplier: Martech Enterprise LLC
Montague, MI
Source of Funds: Plant Fund/CCSTEP (Community College Skilled
Trades Equipment Program)
Bid: Yes, RFQ #1516-7169.
8) Purchase order issued to provide annual licensing and maintenance agreement
for Perceptive (ImageNow) enterprise content management software.
Requestor: David Anderson – Information Technology
Expenditure: $45,392.72 (14-2822)
Disposition: Recurring Purchase
Supplier: Lexmark Software
Dallas, TX
Source of Funds: Auxiliary Fund
Bid: Yes, RFP #0809-12008, previously reported.
9) Blanket purchase orders issued to provide printing paper as required for ePrint
operations and campus copier paper
Requestor: Danelle Sedore - ePrint
Expenditure: $63,000.00 (14-2364)
Disposition: New Purchase
Supplier: Lindenmeyr Munroe
Ada, MI
Source of Funds: Auxiliary Fund
Bid: Yes, RFQ #1415-3294, previously reported.
ACCOUNTS: KEY:
11 – General Fund * MBE
14 – Auxiliary Fund ** WBE
15 – Designated Fund *** M/WBE
42 – Bonds, Plant Fund ****MLBE
51 – Grants # Non Responsive Bid
91 – Agency Funds NTE - Not to exceed
Sole Source: A single supplier that controls the supply of products or services in a defined
market. Typically the product of market conditions such as: technology leadership, patent
protection, limited or exclusive distributorship, etc.
Single Source: Supplier selection is determined by objective business decisions such as:
leveraged volume purchase contracts, standardization programs, OEM (original equipment
manufacturer) parts/service, just in time delivery requirements, etc.
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Trustee Bailey made a motion to approve the consent items as presented, seconded by
Trustee Bristol. Motion carried 6-0.
VI. ACTION ITEMS
M. Purchases over $100,000 (ACTION ITEMS)
a. General Fund
No purchases for August 2015.
b. Other Special Funds
1) Request permission to retain (4) Construction Management firms for a
maximum of (5) years for ongoing GRCC projects. Firms will provide
construction management services and will be utilized as projects occur based
upon their experience and expertise of the given project scope of work.
(weighted criteria award based upon cost, breadth of capabilities, educational
experience, LEED expertise, BIM experience, etc.)
Requestor: Thomas Smith - Facilities
Expenditure: $ VARIES (42-2330)
Disposition: Recurring Purchases
Suppliers Retained: BCI Construction
Grand Rapids, MI
Beckering Construction
Grand Rapids, MI
Christman
Grand Rapids, MI
Pioneer Construction Grand Rapids, MI
Bid: Yes, RFP #1415-6211.
Bidders: BCI Construction
Beckering Construction
Christman
Fishbeck, Thompson, Carr & Huber (FTCH)
Owen Ames Kimball (OAK)
Pioneer Construction
Sole Source: A single supplier that controls the supply of products or services in a defined
market. Typically the product of market conditions such as: technology leadership, patent
protection, limited or exclusive distributorship, etc.
Single Source: Supplier selection is determined by objective business decisions such as:
leveraged volume purchase contracts, standardization programs, OEM (original equipment
manufacturer) parts/service, just in time delivery requirements, etc.
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Trustee Stewart made a motion to accept permission to retain a construction
management firm for now more than five (5) years for ongoing GRCC projects,
Trustee Bailey seconded the motion. Motion carries 6-0
VII. OPEN COMMENTS
None at this time.
VII. FINAL BOARD COMMENTS
Trustee Bailey – appreciated the reports given and understands all the hard work that goes
into the Treatment of People report and thinks it great the college is committed to this
report that is not mandated. She also welcomed Brandon Sinclare to his role and looks
forward to hearing from him each month. Trustee Bailey closed with saying she is
looking forward to a great year.
Trustee Verberg – Thanked Student Alliance for the invitation to their meeting that he and
Ellen attended, he went on to say the first annual Peace Day that the college hosted was a
meaningful event to the college and community.
Trustee James – felt opening day was wonderful and the dedication to the preschool lab had
been on the wish list and now it’s a wish come true. She also thanked Student Alliance
for the invite to their meeting, that was the first time trustees have been invited and she
was honored to share what the trustees do with the students. Trustee James went on to
say that Dr. Ryskamp will be missed, most believe she did not always agree with Dr.
Ryskamp but that is not true they agreed more than people believed. She also looks
forward to upcoming interviews for the vacancy and will find someone to strengthen the
board as Trustee Ryskamp did.
Trustee Bristol – She shared that driving down to campus she was sad thinking of the
absence of Dr. Ryskamp but after attending the Peace Day with Trustee Verberg and
seeing students she had taught in the past and talking with brand new students what
started out as a sad day ended up to be up lighting.
Chair Bleke – Recognized CJ Shroll whom was in the audience he is a retired GRCC Dean
of Workforce. He reminded everyone the next board meeting Monday, October 12th
which is the second Monday of the month.
V. ADJOURNMENT
The Board adjourned at 5:38 p.m.
No further business was discussed.
_________________________________________
Secretary