Christina Fleming

Voted to submit an operating-millage renewal and restoration proposal to the August 4, 2026 ballot. Supported the intent resolution for an operating-millage renewal and restoration ballot proposal. Voted to revise tuition-payment-plan Policy 2080, removing rigid 1991 schedules and allowing flexible installment terms through the new payment platform.

April 28, 2026Supports Government Efficiency

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Defended the college's $638,155 website modernization project, citing student accessibility, mobile usability and competitive bidding. Approved a $538,864 Stamats website replacement contract with improved navigation, search, accessible mobile design and migration of 900 pages. Voted to approve a campus master-planning contract with The Collaborative for up to $298,200.

February 24, 2026Supports Government Efficiency

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Voted to transfer $10 million from the general fund to capital projects. Approved transferring $13 million from the general fund to the capital fund and $1 million for classroom enhancement. Approved transferring $9.5 million from the general fund to capital projects and $500,000 from the green fund to classroom enhancement. Voted to approve a five-year Banner enterprise-modernization contract moving the college system from on-site servers to cloud software services. The garbled captioned price is omitted. Voted to approve a $359,950 Palo Alto cloud-firewall contract.

June 25, 2024Supports Government Efficiency

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Voted to extend PeopleAdmin for five years and implement digital position management and employee records, connecting hiring and onboarding with Banner.

November 9, 2023Supports Government Efficiency

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Voted to increase the Spence Brothers shipping-and-receiving and maintenance-garage renovation contract by $300,000 to $1,776,500 after demolition exposed salt damage.

September 23, 2025Opposes Government Spending Reduction

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Voted to approve the 2026–2030 capital-outlay plan, including the $19 million Student Center concept and $9.5 million state-support request. Approved the 2027–2031 capital plan and a revised 80,000-square-foot Student Center success-and-innovation concept, estimated at $48,775,000 with a $12,193,750 state request.

October 29, 2024Opposes Government Spending Reduction

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Voted to establish an electric-vehicle testing and battery laboratory project with up to $1 million in college funding.

July 23, 2024Opposes Government Spending Reduction

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Voted to transfer $10 million from the general fund to capital projects. Approved transferring $13 million from the general fund to the capital fund and $1 million for classroom enhancement. Approved transferring $9.5 million from the general fund to capital projects and $500,000 from the green fund to classroom enhancement. Voted to approve a five-year Banner enterprise-modernization contract moving the college system from on-site servers to cloud software services. The garbled captioned price is omitted. Voted to approve a $359,950 Palo Alto cloud-firewall contract.

June 25, 2024Opposes Government Spending Reduction

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Voted to establish a $1 million green fund for fleet electric vehicles and charging infrastructure. Voted to approve a $243,000 Harper Electric contract for fleet electric-vehicle charging infrastructure at the shipping and receiving building. Approved AF Smith electrical infrastructure for electric-vehicle charging at parking lots one, six and seven.

June 27, 2023Opposes Government Spending Reduction

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Voted to approve a $206,434 Huron Valley Electric contract converting parking lots three and four and health and fitness center lighting to LED fixtures. Voted to establish a $3 million security-camera modernization project, including emergency assistance towers and infrastructure, and transfer $3 million from the general fund to the capital fund. Approved the Johnson Controls security-camera and assistance-tower work and Challenger Technologies fiber work in March 2024. Approved a five-year $220,142 Verkada contract moving security-camera footage to a cloud platform. Publicly urged the college to fix screen-reader barriers in image-based PowerPoint materials and provide accessible course content and staff walkthroughs.

May 23, 2023Opposes Government Spending Reduction

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Voted to transfer an additional $1.5 million to the technology fund and purchase student forms software.

February 22, 2022Opposes Government Spending Reduction

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Voted to approve increased renovation funding and a $5.8 million facilities and training center project.

October 26, 2021Opposes Government Spending Reduction

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Voted to increase renovation funding from $9 million to $10 million.

April 27, 2021Opposes Government Spending Reduction

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Voted to increase building renovation design funding by up to $500,000.

January 28, 2020Opposes Government Spending Reduction

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Voted to approve a $7.9 million transportation-center project, following the earlier design stage.

December 17, 2019Opposes Government Spending Reduction

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Met Michigan members of Congress with Trustee David DeVarti and advocated expanding Pell grants to students in short certificate programs. Reported meeting congressional representatives, staff and both Michigan senators at the 2024 national legislative conference and advocating more flexible Pell grants for short technical credentials.

March 11, 2019Opposes Government Spending Reduction

Source: washtenawvoice.com

Voted to approve the 2018–2022 capital plan. Approved later annual capital plans through 2024–2028 and a $225,000 facilities-planning consultant in 2017.

October 25, 2016Opposes Government Spending Reduction

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Voted for the 2015 annual operating budget and 3.4576-mill levy. Approved later annual budgets and tax levies through 2022, including the 2016 budget’s $330,000 shift from sheriff-deputy funding to capital expenditures. Also supported the $295,000 wireless network project. Supported using the full 3.3548-mill operating rate in preparing the 2023–2024 budget. Approved the 2023–2024 annual operating budget and 3.3548-mill operating levy. Supported the maximum operating tax rate for the 2024–2025 budget. Approved the 2024–2025 annual operating budget and 3.3548-mill levy. Supported using the maximum 3.3280-mill operating rate in preparing the 2026–2027 budget. Approved the balanced $152.8 million 2026–2027 operating budget and a 3.3280-mill levy, estimated to generate $84,803,632 in gross tax revenue.

May 26, 2015Opposes Government Spending Reduction

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Voted to establish a $6.4 million skilled-trades equipment project and approve the technical middle college facilities agreement. Supported later equipment and laboratory-renovation stages, including $1.1 million in additional project funding in 2016 and a $395,000 grant-funded increase that November.

March 24, 2015Opposes Government Spending Reduction

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Became board secretary. Voted to approve the college's line of credit backed by state payments and its taxing authority.

January 27, 2015Opposes Government Spending Reduction

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Voted to discontinue seven industrial-electronics, construction, cabinetmaking, digital-strategy, motorcycle-service and web-database credentials for 2026–2027 with teach-out or transfer protections and faculty retraining. Voted to establish Artificial Intelligence Applications, Early Childhood Administrator and Paralegal Studies certificates and a Public Policy Associate of Arts for 2026–2027. Voted to exempt college taxes from capture within the proposed geographic expansion of Ann Arbor’s downtown development tax-increment-financing plan.

March 24, 2026Supports Public Education Quality

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Voted to approve a three-year $388,218 Salesforce contract expanding faculty early alerts and replacing the student-services appointment tool. Voted to purchase and equip a 53-foot expandable mobile classroom from MRA for up to $460,000 using a semiconductor grant. Voted to join a regional health-insurance pool beginning January 1, 2026 for at least three years.

October 28, 2025Supports Public Education Quality

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Voted for an amendment and final $488,000 O’Neal Construction contract renovating Liberal Arts room 240 with a level teaching area, flexible furniture and presentation technology. Approved renovating the remaining Liberal Arts auditoriums, rooms 140 and 340, and buying related audiovisual equipment.

July 22, 2025Supports Public Education Quality

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Defended the college's open-access mission during a review of diversity policies prompted by federal directives. Voted to reaffirm the college’s founding principles of open access, nondiscrimination, educational opportunity and student success.

March 25, 2025Supports Public Education Quality

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Published a letter urging residents to contact Congress about community college funding and report disruptions to public benefits. Reported meeting congressional members in Washington.

March 18, 2025Supports Public Education Quality

Source: washtenawvoice.com

Voted to establish a United Association boiler-training laboratory and award installation to Monroe Plumbing, with the union reimbursing the college. Voted to purchase a plastinated human anatomical specimen for up to $142,000 for biology and health instruction during a cadaver shortage.

February 25, 2025Supports Public Education Quality

Source: wccnet.edu

Voted to approve the 2026–2030 capital-outlay plan, including the $19 million Student Center concept and $9.5 million state-support request. Approved the 2027–2031 capital plan and a revised 80,000-square-foot Student Center success-and-innovation concept, estimated at $48,775,000 with a $12,193,750 state request.

October 29, 2024Supports Public Education Quality

Source: wccnet.edu

Voted to revise student-readiness Policy 4055 to recognize multiple assessment measures and updated exemptions for individualized program planning. Reported attending the Michigan Community College Association trustee conference and publicly recommended examining Association of Community College Trustees templates for board self-evaluation.

September 24, 2024Supports Public Education Quality

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Voted to establish an electric-vehicle testing and battery laboratory project with up to $1 million in college funding.

July 23, 2024Supports Public Education Quality

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Voted to transfer $10 million from the general fund to capital projects. Approved transferring $13 million from the general fund to the capital fund and $1 million for classroom enhancement. Approved transferring $9.5 million from the general fund to capital projects and $500,000 from the green fund to classroom enhancement. Voted to approve a five-year Banner enterprise-modernization contract moving the college system from on-site servers to cloud software services. The garbled captioned price is omitted. Voted to approve a $359,950 Palo Alto cloud-firewall contract.

June 25, 2024Supports Public Education Quality

Source: wccnet.edu

Voted to approve a $206,434 Huron Valley Electric contract converting parking lots three and four and health and fitness center lighting to LED fixtures. Voted to establish a $3 million security-camera modernization project, including emergency assistance towers and infrastructure, and transfer $3 million from the general fund to the capital fund. Approved the Johnson Controls security-camera and assistance-tower work and Challenger Technologies fiber work in March 2024. Approved a five-year $220,142 Verkada contract moving security-camera footage to a cloud platform. Publicly urged the college to fix screen-reader barriers in image-based PowerPoint materials and provide accessible course content and staff walkthroughs.

May 23, 2023Supports Public Education Quality

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Voted to establish a Digital Media Arts associate degree and Traditional Photography and Portrait Photography certificates for fall 2023.

March 28, 2023Supports Public Education Quality

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Voted to elect Angela Davis chair, William Milliken vice chair, David DeVarti treasurer and Ruth Hatcher secretary for two-year terms. Voted to support Kensington Woods School's early middle college application with WCC as its postsecondary partner.

January 24, 2023Supports Public Education Quality

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Voted to establish new academic programs and repeatedly approve technical middle college director appointments. Approved a Washtenaw Technical Middle College director appointment for a term ending in April 2026. Approved three Washtenaw Technical Middle College directors for terms ending in August 2029.

April 26, 2022Supports Public Education Quality

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Voted to support Plymouth-Canton Community Schools’ early middle college partnership.

January 25, 2022Supports Public Education Quality

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Voted to approve increased renovation funding and a $5.8 million facilities and training center project.

October 26, 2021Supports Public Education Quality

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Voted to establish new programs and approve reporting software.

October 27, 2020Supports Public Education Quality

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Met Michigan members of Congress with Trustee David DeVarti and advocated expanding Pell grants to students in short certificate programs. Reported meeting congressional representatives, staff and both Michigan senators at the 2024 national legislative conference and advocating more flexible Pell grants for short technical credentials.

March 11, 2019Supports Public Education Quality

Source: washtenawvoice.com

Raised concerns about the college's shortage of counselors during the debate over campus safety spending.

April 18, 2016Supports Public Education Quality

Source: washtenawvoice.com

Voted for a 2% independent-staff raise in 2015 and credit for prior learning. Approved later staff and part-time wage schedules, including annual 1.5% independent-staff raises in 2016–2021, a 3% increase in June 2022 and a November 2022 employee and adjunct increase of 1% or $500, whichever was greater. Approved a 5% independent-staff raise plus adjustments toward market midpoints and submitted part-time faculty wage rates for 2025–2026. Approved 3% independent-staff increases in grades 109 and 209 and below, 2% increases in executive grades 110 and 210 and above, and the submitted part-time staff, coach and faculty rates for 2023–2024. Approved a 3% independent-staff raise plus adjustments toward market midpoints and submitted part-time staff, coach and faculty pay for 2024–2025. Approved a 3% independent-staff increase plus adjustments toward market midpoints and the submitted part-time support, coach and faculty rates for 2026–2027.

June 23, 2015Supports Public Education Quality

Source: webfiles.wccnet.edu

Voted for the 2015 annual operating budget and 3.4576-mill levy. Approved later annual budgets and tax levies through 2022, including the 2016 budget’s $330,000 shift from sheriff-deputy funding to capital expenditures. Also supported the $295,000 wireless network project. Supported using the full 3.3548-mill operating rate in preparing the 2023–2024 budget. Approved the 2023–2024 annual operating budget and 3.3548-mill operating levy. Supported the maximum operating tax rate for the 2024–2025 budget. Approved the 2024–2025 annual operating budget and 3.3548-mill levy. Supported using the maximum 3.3280-mill operating rate in preparing the 2026–2027 budget. Approved the balanced $152.8 million 2026–2027 operating budget and a 3.3280-mill levy, estimated to generate $84,803,632 in gross tax revenue.

May 26, 2015Supports Public Education Quality

Source: webfiles.wccnet.edu

Supported an unsuccessful 2015 proposal to freeze residents’ tuition at $93 per credit, then approved an increase with an early-payment freeze and revised veteran residency rules. Approved later annual tuition schedules, including $94 resident tuition in 2016, $95 in 2020 and reduced online tuition during the pandemic. Approved increasing in-district tuition from $95 to $99 per credit for 2023–2024. Approved keeping in-district classroom tuition at $99 while increasing nonresident tuition and selected course fees for 2024–2025. Approved holding in-district classroom tuition at $99 and reducing in-district online tuition from $112 to $99 for 2026–2027.

April 28, 2015Supports Public Education Quality

Source: webfiles.wccnet.edu

Voted to establish a $6.4 million skilled-trades equipment project and approve the technical middle college facilities agreement. Supported later equipment and laboratory-renovation stages, including $1.1 million in additional project funding in 2016 and a $395,000 grant-funded increase that November.

March 24, 2015Supports Public Education Quality

Source: webfiles.wccnet.edu

Attended the National Legislative Summit, met lawmakers and advocated about community college funding and access, including year-round Pell grants.

March 5, 2015Supports Public Education Quality

Source: washtenawvoice.com

Voted to purchase four collaborative robotic welders with educational software, training and support for up to $545,714, fully funded by a Michigan maritime-workforce grant.

September 22, 2026

Source: wccnet.edu

Received the Washtenaw County Democratic Party's endorsement for the college board election.

August 15, 2026

Source: washtenawdems.org

Reported mentoring junior technology workers in troubleshooting and certification preparation. Also reported volunteering for school activities.

August 7, 2026

Source: washtenawdems.org

Voted to approve a Croll Construction contract of up to $440,600 for a modernized Student Center entrance with sliding doors, a vestibule, canopy and emergency-generator connectivity. Voted to approve the $726,080 Innovative Energy technical-and-industrial-building emergency generator project, doubling capacity from 100 to 200 kVA for elevators, information technology, lighting and program growth, with sound reduction.

July 21, 2026

Source: wccnet.edu

Voted to approve a three-year Infoblox DDI contract of up to $145,000 for centralized network-address management. Voted to purchase a third Anatomage table for up to $106,000 for nursing and health-science instruction through the state-supported Eastern Michigan University partnership.

May 19, 2026

Source: wccnet.edu

Voted to approve accessibility renovations to all 17 Student Center restrooms. The garbled captioned price is omitted.

December 17, 2024

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Voted to approve a state-funded six-year Critical Response Group campus emergency-mapping contract of up to $222,600. Voted to approve a three-year $294,800 AssetWorks facilities management system with mobile work orders, maintenance histories, technician scheduling and inventory planning.

January 23, 2024

Source: wccnet.edu

Voted to revise purchasing approval thresholds to account for inflation since 1995 and update the purchasing policy wording. Voted to approve a three-year $180,000 LeapFrog Technologies CourseLeaf contract for catalog, curriculum management and scheduling software. Renewed CourseLeaf for three years at up to $141,721. Publicly called for restoring the student newspaper and argued that journalism supports democracy.

September 26, 2023

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Voted to approve registration-software integration.

October 18, 2022

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Seconded and approved one-time employee appreciation bonuses.

June 28, 2022

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Voted to revise technical middle college board selection rules, approve meeting-video software and a library system, and second the video-software motion.

May 24, 2022

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Voted to approve budgeting software.

March 22, 2022

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Voted to discontinue academic programs.

November 16, 2021

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Voted to approve course-evaluation software, a new dining provider and a ten-year renewable-electricity agreement.

May 25, 2021

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Voted to approve campus access controls, new programs and program closures.

March 30, 2021

Source: webfiles.wccnet.edu

The 2021 organizational meeting elected new officers, ending her chair term.

January 26, 2021

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Voted to approve network equipment costing up to $1.175 million.

December 15, 2020

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Voted to approve $307,000 in Student Center heating-and-cooling engineering and a new winter program.

November 17, 2020

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Received 81,849 votes in the college board election, ranking second among four candidates competing for three seats.

November 3, 2020

Source: electionarchive.washtenaw.org

Received support from at least one Washtenaw County Democratic Party organization for the college board election, according to its voter guide.

October 10, 2020

Source: 2020.mivoter.org

Voted to approve student study software.

June 23, 2020

Source: webfiles.wccnet.edu

Voted to revise residency rules and change academic programs. Approved Wi-Fi equipment costing up to $330,000 and university transfer agreements.

April 28, 2020

Source: webfiles.wccnet.edu

Voted to revise admissions policy and place a tax restoration proposal on the March 2020 ballot.

October 22, 2019

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Voted to outsource technology services to Ellucian for five years at $5.24 million annually. Supported remote exam proctoring in 2019, up to $200,000 in 2020 and a later 2022 contract. Approved renewing Ellucian’s technology managed services for five years beginning July 29, 2024. Voted to approve a $272,400 Honorlock remote-examination proctoring contract.

June 25, 2019

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Voted to revise curriculum, general education and degree-structure policies.

March 26, 2019

Source: webfiles.wccnet.edu

Became chair of the college board. Was elected board chair for a two-year term in January 2025.

February 26, 2019

Source: webfiles.wccnet.edu

Ran a technology consulting business that helped nonprofit organizations launch websites and social media. Previously worked in help desk support and data center administration.

February 26, 2019

Source: wccnet.edu

Voted to buy capital equipment through a connected vehicle technology grant, costing up to $100,000.

July 17, 2018

Source: webfiles.wccnet.edu

Voted to approve a police information-system agreement and a public pathway easement.

May 22, 2018

Source: webfiles.wccnet.edu

Voted to approve a three-year student recruitment software contract of up to $320,000.

April 24, 2018

Source: webfiles.wccnet.edu

Voted to approve a two-year Campus Works technology-services contract and extend fitness-center management. Extended Power Wellness’s fitness-center management for 64 months through June 30, 2029, with a further five-year renewal option.

February 27, 2018

Source: webfiles.wccnet.edu

Voted to revise college degree rules and approve a network-firewall contract of up to $225,000.

December 12, 2017

Source: webfiles.wccnet.edu

Ratified a three-year office-staff union agreement in 2017 and another three-year agreement in 2020. Ratified the Office Professional Technical Association agreement effective August 3, 2023 through June 30, 2026. Ratified the Office Professional Technical Association agreement effective July 1, 2026 through June 30, 2029.

October 24, 2017

Source: webfiles.wccnet.edu

Voted to establish the college police force, revise public safety policy and change the oversight committee appointment process. Earlier supported public hearings and a separate retreat-agenda rescission. Also approved revised general education rules and public pathway engineering.

September 19, 2017

Source: webfiles.wccnet.edu

Voted to commission a $75,000 assessment of college technology services.

July 18, 2017

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Voted to revise technical middle college board selection rules and seconded the resolution.

April 25, 2017

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Voted to purchase a nursing patient simulator.

March 28, 2017

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Reported attending the National Legislative Summit and urged residents to share their experiences with Congressman Tim Walberg.

February 28, 2017

Source: webfiles.wccnet.edu

Became board vice chair and approved a campus-security-system replacement contract.

January 24, 2017

Source: webfiles.wccnet.edu

Ratified a three-year AFSCME employee agreement in 2016, another three-year agreement in 2019 and a 2022 extension.

August 31, 2016

Source: webfiles.wccnet.edu

Voted to approve a $225,000 data-storage project and an office-staff wage agreement.

June 28, 2016

Source: webfiles.wccnet.edu

Ratified an adjunct faculty contract in May 2016, a three-year agreement in July 2019 and a later extension. Ratified the adjunct faculty agreement effective August 22, 2026 through August 21, 2029.

May 24, 2016

Source: webfiles.wccnet.edu

Voted to approve a website planning contract with The Understanding Group for up to $108,000 and later website development in April 2017.

March 22, 2016

Source: webfiles.wccnet.edu

Voted to place a tax restoration proposal on the ballot.

February 25, 2016

Source: webfiles.wccnet.edu

Voted to authorize negotiations for a sheriff safety contract, extend the public meeting video pilot and serve as college foundation liaison.

January 26, 2016

Source: webfiles.wccnet.edu

Voted to adopt the college's sexual misconduct policy.

December 8, 2015

Source: webfiles.wccnet.edu

Voted to approve a five-year Fabulous Foods catering contract.

November 17, 2015

Source: webfiles.wccnet.edu

Seconded nominations to fill a vacant trustee seat and supported reconsidering the tied appointment vote. Dilip Das was appointed.

October 27, 2015

Source: webfiles.wccnet.edu

Voted to revise the college banking policy, including longer investment terms.

September 21, 2015

Source: webfiles.wccnet.edu

Voted to extend President Rose Bellanca’s appointment, set her 2015 salary at $211,140 and add paid vacation. Approved later contract extensions and benefit changes, including salaries of $217,522 in 2017, $220,785 in 2018, $224,097 in 2019 and $249,000 in 2022. Supported three-year faculty union agreements in 2015, 2018 and 2022, later extensions and public video recording of board meetings. Ratified the 2025 faculty collective bargaining agreement, whose first year provided a 5% faculty raise. Extended Bellanca’s appointment through June 30, 2028, set her 2025–2026 salary at $308,700 and approved an annual lump-sum payment equal to 10% of salary. Approved extending Rose Bellanca’s presidential appointment through June 30, 2026 and setting her 2023–2024 salary at $280,000. Extended Bellanca’s appointment through June 30, 2027, set her salary at $294,000, increased annual expense payments by $7,000 and approved a 2.5% salary bonus payable June 30, 2025. Extended Bellanca’s appointment through June 30, 2029 and set her 2026–2027 salary at $317,961.

July 28, 2015

Source: webfiles.wccnet.edu

Voted to revise banking and equal-opportunity policies and approve a $53,000 executive search contract.

February 24, 2015

Source: webfiles.wccnet.edu

Received 30,795 votes in the college board election, ranking second among eight candidates competing for three seats.

November 4, 2014

Source: electionarchive.washtenaw.org

Received the Washtenaw Voice editorial board's endorsement for the college board election.

November 3, 2014

Source: washtenawvoice.com

Worked as online editor of the college's student newspaper.

November 4, 2013

Source: washtenawvoice.com