Board members will participate in educational activities, including state, regional, and national meetings, to enhance their ability to serve effectively as members of the College’s governing Board.

Board members will not permit themselves to be used to circumvent established lines of authority or interfere in the normal procedures for the processing of complaints or grievances.

Board members will not violate confidentiality including discussions which occur at legally held closed meetings of the Board.

Board members will maintain attorney-client privilege. Any decision to waive that privilege requires approval of the Board.

Board members will not present an item for action or discussion at a Board meeting which is not on the agenda unless item is approved for discussion by the Board.

Board members must comply with attendance requirements according to state law.