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Central Michigan University President Neil MacKinnon briefly discussed his plan to improve the university’s enrollment in his report during the CMU Board of Trustees meeting. The president said his administration is taking the first steps in implementing a strategic enrollment plan.
Central Michigan University is projecting a 25% decline in graduate international student enrollment next academic year -- a demographic on whose growth the institution has prided itself for the past few years.
The Central Michigan University Board of Trustees heard from CMU Health employees Thursday, who had concerns about a "possible" external health system merger.
Central Michigan university has experienced significant declines in student enrollment over the past decade. However, the university Board of Trustees heard during its committee meetings Wednesday new initiatives are in the works that could help keep that arrow turned upward.
Gov. Gretchen Whitmer (D-MI) has appointed Dr. Ashok Kondur, of West Bloomfield, and Jeff Stoutenburg, of Midland, to fill the vacant roles on Central Michigan University’s Board of Trustees. The two new members are succeeding former trustees Isaiah Oliver and Michael Sandler, whose terms will expire at the end of December.
Central Michigan University's Board of Trustees discussed enrollment for spring 2025, proposed facilities projects, the logistics management degree program and student accomplishments at committee meetings on Dec. 4.
In an emotional and anticipatory meeting, Central Michigan University’s Board of Trustees officially named Neil MacKinnon the 16th president of CMU. It came after an unanimous vote on Thursday, Sept. 26.
The Board of Trustees voted at the end of its meeting on Sept. 26 to appoint Neil MacKinnon as the next president of Central Michigan University.
Before the full session of the Board of Trustees, members met in committees on Wednesday, Sept. 25 to hear from representatives of all parts of campus.
Incoming freshmen will pay $19 per credit hour more in tuition than last year’s freshman class.
Central Michigan University freshmen and transfer students interested in attending school here in the fall semester appear to be on the uptick.
Central Michigan University’s 2024-25 operating budget, tuition rates, and housing and food costs are all expected to be finalized Tuesday during the Board of Trustees’ last formal meeting of the fiscal year. The session is also expected to look at the Student Government Association’s proposed student sustainability fee and include an update on the presidential search process.
By Robert O. Davies and Todd Regis Special to Central Michigan Life
The presidential conference room may be on the third floor of the Bovee University Center, but those three floors didn’t stop the music from the protest outside the building from seeping into the room Thursday.
An interim assistant vice president of student affairs Erica Johnson, left, and the Assistant Vice President of Student Affairs and University Recreation Stan Shingles, right, get honored for their efforts at Central Michigan University during the Board of Trustees Meeting, Thursday, April 18, in the Bovee University Center President's Conference Room.
Dean of the College of Science and Engineering David Ford gives a speech to the Board of Trustees, Thursday, April 18, in the Bovee University Center President's Conference Room.
Central Michigan junior Imani Ellsworth gives her proposal to the Board of Trustees, Thursday, April 18, in the Bovee University Center President's Conference Room.
Central Michigan sophomore Carnell Poindexter gives his concerns to the Board of Trustees, Thursday, April 18, in the Bovee University Center President's Conference Room.
Provost Nancy Mathews asks questions to David Ford during the Board of Trustees meeting, Thursday, April 18, in the Bovee University Center President's Conference Room.
