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Middlesex College trustees approve cybersecurity, grants and finance resolutions; HR slate accepted
Summary
At its April 16 meeting trustees approved multiple committee resolutions including a four-year cybersecurity licensing award, subawards and county arts funding, six finance resolutions and a 32-item human resources slate.
The Middlesex College Board of Trustees on April 16 voted to approve multiple committee resolutions covering cybersecurity licensing, grant-funded student programs, capital progress payments, vendor purchases and human resources actions.
The academic and student affairs committee presented four resolutions that trustees approved on a motion to accept the committee report. The items included a $465,604.50 award over four years to provide advanced endpoint protection licenses, a $50,000 award from the Middlesex County opioid settlement advisory for a Rising Scholars program serving students ages 14 to 19 affected by the opioid crisis, a $39,450 subaward for the Magnet School Innovation Dual Enrollment Pilot to reimburse tuition for economically disadvantaged dual-enrollment students, and an $18,000 Middlesex County Arts Institute award to host the Middlesex County teen arts festival on March 12, 2025.
The finance committee presented six resolutions, described in the meeting as purchases and contract actions financed from operating, chapter 12 capital, minor capital and grant funds. Resolutions 1 through 4 covered purchases, cooperative purchases, renewals and contract amendments for fiscal 2025. Resolution 5 authorized progress payments to contractors, architects and engineers for approved construction projects. Resolution 6 authorized payment of legal fees, listing three invoices: Wiener Law Group $753.19 for labor matters in January 2025; Lerner David $612.50 for intellectual property and trademark registration; and O'Toole Scrivo $73.00 for other labor matters. The board approved all six finance resolutions.
The human resources report contained 32 recommended personnel actions across full-time hires, status changes, separations and miscellaneous items; trustees approved the slate. Trustees also approved "General Resolution 1" on a motion and second; the transcript records approval but does not specify the content of that resolution in detail.
Motions to approve the committee reports and resolution packages were moved and seconded in the meeting record and carried by voice vote with trustees responding "Aye." Specific roll-call tallies were not provided in the transcript for these approvals.
No contested or failed motions were recorded for the resolutions described above in the meeting transcript.
