• Regent Obielodan had a question on three of the programs and Dr. Dailey responded and said they offer unique experiences in the online space that you may not get in the residential campus. They try to keep the campuses as two separate pathways through KYSU.
• Regent Obielodan asked an additional question on ACBSP and accreditation and Dr. Dailey responded with a summary.
• Regent Dukes said we have a separate whole cybersecurity and is that out of technology versus the business admin cybersecurity. Dr. Dailey responded yes and elaborated further. Regent Obielodan asked if the chair of the school of business was aware of this and Dr. Dailey said he should be and further elaborated. Regent Obielodan asked an additional question that Dr. Dailey responded to.
• Dr. Dailey discussed the master degree programs online. He said there are almost 50 students in social work and close to 60 in masters of business. They have the doctor of nursing practice and in the fall there will be a master's in public health and a master's in exercise science.
• Dr. Dailey said in 2025 they had 174 graduate students and 1,900 undergraduate students. Before KYSU Global launched, there were 74 students. When launched, there were 106 graduate students and 149 undergraduate students. This spring, there were 2,877 students of which 159 were graduate students on campus and 2,100 undergraduate students. Online there are 207 graduate students and 405 undergraduate students for a total of 612. He further discussed enrollment numbers for the C-term.
• This will be the first cohorts to graduate from KYSU through the completely online pathway with 31 students at the undergraduate level and 16 graduate students.
• Regent Fields asked about the online participating in graduation ceremonies.
• Regent Obielodan asked about the two online graduate programs for the fall and Dr. Dailey responded to his questions.
• Regent Hatchett said when the program is reported, they need to have a financial component to the report. Dr. Dailey responded to the comment. He said tomorrow they will be sharing the online program updates and today was an overview.

iv. Approval of Command College Certificates by Dr. Tierra Freeman-Taylor.

• Dr. Dailey said the command certificate was championed by Dr. Frederick Williams, the chair of the school of criminal justice and political science.
• Dr. Freeman-Taylor said this was an industry-based request to have some additional training for their officers in the command path.
• She said this is 100% new content so in addition to CPE approval, they have to go through a SACCLC prospectus. It will have a $500 fee attached to it.

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