V. Approval of Consent Agenda
MOTION by Regent Moffett:
Move the Board to approve the consent agenda items: Minutes of the March 4, 2021 Quarterly Meeting of the Board of Regents, Minutes of the April 6, 2021 Special Called Meeting of the Board of Regents, Minutes of the May 11, 2021 Special Called Meeting of the Board of Regents, Approval of Quarterly Human Resources Report, Approval of Posthumous Degree Candidate(s), and Approval of Posthumous Resolution for Dr. Mike Unuakhalu.
Seconded by Regent Reddy and passed without dissent.
VI. Bred of the Quarter
The nominees for Bred of the Quarter include: Dantrea Hampton, Monikha Moore, Christopher Benge, Harold Boggs, Jeremy Lowe, Andrey Rozmaity, Dennis Thomas, Evan Ware, Joey Allen, Aiden Thompson, John Hargrave, Charles Delano, Jeffrey Hunter, Elgie McFayden, and Shreya Patel.
Christopher Benge was named the March Thorobred of the Month, Harold Boggs was named the April Thorobred of the Month, and Shreya Patel was named the May Thorobred of the Month.
VIII. Campus Stakeholder Presentations
A. Faculty Senate
The report of Dr. Phillip Clay, Faculty Senate President, is entered into the record as an attachment to these minutes.
B. Staff Senate
The report of Ms. Jasmin Thurman, Staff Senate President, is entered into the record as an attachment to these minutes.
C. Student Government Association
The report of Regent Kirk Miller, SGA President, is entered into the record as an attachment to these minutes.
IX. President's Quarterly Report
President Brown commenced the Quarterly Report by welcoming William T. Brook, III, as Assistant Director of Band. He reported that Dr. Erin Gilliam was selected for CPE's Academic Leadership Institute and introduced Ramon Johnson, Interim Athletic Director, and Darryl Thompson, Assistant Vice President for Institutional Advancement and Alumni Relations.
President Brown reported that KSU’s Education Program was granted CAPE accreditation and the Council for Social Work Education reaffirmed the Social Work Program. Additionally, KSU passed all data quality edits for use and compliance of CARES guidelines as required by HERF’s annual performance report KSU received reciprocity from SERA to allow online classes without having to go through accreditation in each state,