Governing Regulations
06/ 17/08
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(a) Executive Committee
The Board of Trustees annually elects an Executive Committee of five (5) members that
has the powers that the Board of Trustees delegates to it as prescribed in KRS 164.190.
This election shall be held at the first fall meeting of the Board of Trustees. Vacancies
may be filled at any meeting of the Board of Trustees. The Chair of the Board of
Trustees shall be one (1) of the five (5) members and shall also serve as Chair of the
Executive Committee. ln general, the Executive Committee exercises oversight of the
financial and business interests of the University and possesses the same powers as the
Board of Trustees during the periods between meetings of the full Board of Trustees.
Meetings may be held as necessary at the call of the Chair. The Secretary of the Board of
Trustees is the ex officio Secretary of the Executive Committee. The President shall
attend all meetings.
The Executive Committee is required to submit to the Board of Trustees at each meeting,
for the latter’s consideration and approval, a complete record of the proceedings of the
Executive Committee. The authority of the Board of Trustees to am end the action of the
Executive Committee does not extend to the rejection of any valid or authenticated
expenditure of money by the Executive Committee (KRS 164.190). The Executive
Committee shall serve as a hearing panel in the event of a faculty member, staff
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involve the entire Board of Trustees in this evaluation and shall also solicit input from the
executive committees or executive councils of the University Senate, Staff Senate, and
Student Government Association.
(b) Academic Affairs Committee
(i) The Academic Affairs Committee reviews recommendations on policy matters
pertaining to the academic mission of the University in instruction, research, and
public service as well as to policy matters concerning academic freedom, tenure,
and shared governance.
(ii) The Committee reviews academic program proposals from the President to
ensure that a) the academic programs are consistent with the University’s mission,
b) resources are available to achieve academic priorities as set forth in the
strategic plan, c) academic programs are appropriate for its student needs, and d)
the University has a system in place for assessing the effectiveness of its
academic programs.