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1) Vision 2030 (July 2025 edition) (agenda item 4.2) — Approved
Motion: Approve Vision 2030 (July 2025 edition).
Outcome: Approved by roll call (recorded as unanimous). Tally recorded in the meeting: yes 11, no 0, abstain 0.

2) Approval of May 2025 Board meeting minutes (consent item)
Motion: Approve the May 2025 board meeting minutes.
Outcome: Approved by roll call (recorded as unanimous). Tally: yes 11, no 0, abstain 0.

3) Contracts and grants (agenda item 4.1)
Motion: Approve contracts and grants listed on the item.
Outcome: Approved by roll call. Tally recorded in the meeting: yes 11, no 0, abstain 0.

4) Disciplines List revisions (agenda item 4.3)
Motion: Adopt the 2024–25 Disciplines List revisions (including additions and revisions such as brewing, fermentation and distillery sciences, and updates to art and physical education minimal qualifications).
Outcome: Approved by roll call. Tally recorded: yes 11, no 0, abstain 0.

Notes on process and votes
- Motions were made and seconded on the record; the meeting transcript records movers and seconders in some cases (for example, the Vision 2030 motion was moved by Member Pamela Haynes). Several roll-call tallies were administered by board staff and recorded as unanimous \"aye\" votes in the meeting transcript.
- Where the transcript identified movers/seconders explicitly, this summary lists them; where attribution was ambiguous on the audio record the motion is reported without a named mover.

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Chancellor Sonia Christian introduced the document during the meeting in Sacramento and described it as “a reimagining of access” that advances “equity and support” while asking colleges to “fully engage with both the opportunities and the risks of AI.” Deputy Chancellor Rowena Tomanang, Executive Vice Chancellor Chris Ferguson and a team of chancellor’s office leaders then detailed the plan’s six sections and the implementation steps the office will take.

Why this matters: The refresh lays out infrastructure investments and policy guidance intended to change how the state’s 116 colleges use data and technology, how they recognize workplace learning, and how they prepare students for climate-related careers. The chancellor’s office tied the plan to recent state budget investments and to pilots already underway at more than two dozen colleges.

The presentation and board discussion
The chancellor’s office presented the July 2025 edition of Vision 2030 in a coordinated “TED talk” style rollout. Key presenters included Deputy Chancellor Rowena Tomanang; Chris Ferguson, executive vice chancellor for finance and strategic initiatives; Kathy Lynch, general counsel; John Hetz, executive vice chancellor for research, analytics and data; and Craig Hayward, visiting executive for strategic research and innovative design.

Presenters outlined several priorities that will drive implementation: expand credit-for-prior-learning to recognize workplace and military experience; build a common cloud data platform to enable real-time analytics and improved transfer pipelines; create a career passport and clearer baccalaureate pathways; scale AI literacy and an ethical AI governance framework; and position colleges as community hubs for climate resilience and emergency response.

Budget and programs detailed in the presentation
The chancellor’s office tied specific program plans to funds included in the enacted state budget:
- $12 million one-time for the common cloud data platform.
- $15 million one-time and $5 million ongoing to expand credit for prior learning.
- $25 million one-time to develop a career passport.
- $60 million one-time in student support block grants and $20 million one-time in emergency student financial aid.
- $10 million ongoing for Rising Scholars participation; $6.6 million for eTranscript California (combined with prior funds for a roughly $12 million total investment in eTranscripts).

The office also described a systemwide pilot of AI-powered fraud detection (Light Leap AI) and other digital tools in CCC Apply and the CCC Tech Center, and said it is developing an MOU with the DMV to integrate identity verification with CCC Apply.

Quotes from the meeting
Chancellor Sonia Christian: “We are recommitting to our shared three goals, equity and access, equity and success, and equity and support.”

Deputy Chancellor Rowena Tomanang: “Central to the vision is a worker-centered, learner-centered approach to educational attainment.”

Craig Hayward on AI: “We are clear-eyed about the shared concerns around GenAI and the need to take steps such as developing universal AI literacy to ensure responsible usage.”

What the board decided and next steps
After the presentation and a round of board comments, the board voted to adopt Vision 2030 (July 2025 edition). During discussion members asked about enrollment strategy, fraud mitigation, professional development for faculty around AI and climate, and how the plan will be operationalized at the college level. The chancellor’s office said it will publish a microsite with additional resources and plans to include voice and AI-enabled search features once consultation and technical reviews are complete.

Ending note
Board members praised the scope of the refresh and its emphasis on equity and workforce alignment. The chancellor’s office said implementation will proceed through demonstration projects, regional convenings, and updated data dashboards designed to track progress on access, completion and workforce outcomes.

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