The Northwest State Community College Board of Trustees met in regular session on Friday, August 24 on the Archbold campus. As part of the meeting, Robbin Wilcox (Executive Director, Development & NSCC Foundation) and Peter Beck (NSCC Foundation Board chairperson) presented a record-setting check for $808,682 to the College from the Northwest State Community College Foundation. The money is designated for student scholarships, equipment, STEM outreach programs and support for students.
Over $4 million has been provided through the generosity of businesses and individuals who have supported the Foundation over the past ten years. Peter Beck, chair of the NSCC Foundation, noted that the support comes from within the NSCC campus, as well as throughout the community. “The (NSCC) Foundation works hard to allow us to do the things we can do for this College and its students,” Beck said. “This is a very exciting day,” Beck concluded.
ABOUT THE NSCC FOUNDATION
The NSCC Foundation has approximately 30 board and committee members representing Defiance, Fulton, Henry, Paulding, Van Wert and Williams counties. Additional information on the NSCC Foundation can be found online at NorthwestState.edu/nscc-foundation/.
In other Board action:
• Approved the employment contracts of Ashlynn Cox, Accounts Payable Clerk, Donald (Chris) Gomez, Technician-Network/Systems Technology, Kayleigh Nofziger, Assistant-Financial Aid, Megan Leppelmeier, Administrative Assistant-Arts & Sciences division, Tracy Deblin, Student Accounts Receivable Clerk, Erin Jacob, Clinical Teaching Assistant (Nursing), and Linette Will, Nursing Faculty.
• Approved the transfer contract of Annette Oberhaus, Coordinator-Nursing Lab.
• Approved the title changes of James Drewes (Executive Director-Workforce Development), Kathryn McKelvey (Vice President-Human Resources & Leadership Development) and Robbin Wilcox (Executive Director-Development & NSCC Foundation).
• Approved miscellaneous employment contracts and resignations.
• Approved the College to locally administer the building B renovations ($2.329 million), as required for capital projects under $4 million.
• Approved a motion that “guest” and other student populations as a group that will not utilize the services funded by the Career Advantage Fee and Career Service Fee for new students will now be exempt from being assessed those fees.