Board meetings, strategic plans, and buyer signals from Doug Conrad’s organization
Jan 21, 2026·StrategicPlan
Board
Westmont College Leadership Document
This document, presented by the President of Westmont College, explores seven critical challenges or 'crucibles' that shape leadership: social conflict, human suffering, missed meaning, enduring challenges, human treachery, awakened moral conscience, and personal choice. It offers insights, twelve enduring lessons, and biblical perspectives on navigating these difficulties, emphasizing perseverance, gratitude, and purposeful action for leaders.
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The committee discussed the status of various department reports, including General Education, Music, Physics, and Library. A request to the Faculty Council was formulated to extend the responsibilities of the Lead Assessment Specialist for two additional semesters to aid in implementing review process recommendations. The status of ongoing team reports and site visits for History, E&B, and Political Science departments was reviewed. Additionally, plans were established for distributing evaluation results to departments for discussion and action planning.
Oct 7, 2025·BoardMeeting
Board
Program Review Committee Minutes
The committee reviewed assessor assignments for upcoming seven-year reports and discussed agendas for scheduled team meetings. The members drafted a formal request to the Faculty Council regarding Faculty Handbook edits and addressed concerns about divisional representation and STEM participation within the committee. Additionally, the committee provided input for an upcoming meeting with Department Chairs, emphasizing the importance of departmental discussion regarding accreditation requirements.
Jan 28, 2025·BoardMeeting
Board
General Education Committee Minutes
The committee focused on finalizing a General Education proposal for the Academic Senate, including planning for an upcoming senate meeting. The members unanimously approved course RS-135 to meet a GE requirement starting in the fall. Additionally, the committee discussed strategies for revising and distributing a student survey, with the goal of conducting the survey and analyzing the results within the current spring term.
Extracted from official board minutes, strategic plans, and video transcripts.
