FORT MYERS, Fla.—The Florida Board of Governors will hold a meeting at Florida Gulf Coast University from Wednesday, September 2, to Thursday, September 3. Highlights of the meeting agenda include:
Budget and Finance Committee
- Consider recommendations from the Task Force on Intercollegiate Athletics
- Consider approval of Public Notices of Intent to Amend Regulations 7.001, 5.001, 9.013, and 18.001
- Consider approval of the 2026-2027 System Operating Budgets
- Consider approval of the 2027-2028 System Legislative Budget Request and Board General Office Legislative Budget Request
Task Force on Artificial Intelligence and Cybersecurity
- Discussion on AI use policies in higher education
Facilities Committee
- Consider approval of the 2027-2028 Fixed Capital Outlay Legislative Budget Request
- Consideration of approval of Public Notices of Intent to Amend Regulations 21.202 and 14.004
Academic Affairs Committee
- Consider approval of Public Notices of Intent to Amend Regulations 8.005, 8.014, and 1.001
Strategic Planning Committee
- Consider approval of Public Notice of Intent to Amend Regulation 8.008
- Consider approval of 2026-2027 LINE Fund proposals
Nomination and Governance Committee
- Consider approval of university governance expert
Full Board Meeting
- Consider approval of Public Notices of Approval of Amendment to Regulations 2.002, 3.005, 6.001, 7.003, 7.008, and 8.013
- Receive updates on the Commission for Public Higher Education
- Receive updates on presidential searches
The Board of Governors meeting will be streamed live on thefloridachannel.org, with committee meetings scheduled to begin on Wednesday, September 2, at 2 p.m. and Thursday, September 3, at 8:50 a.m. The full Board meeting is scheduled to begin at 12:30 p.m. on Thursday, September 3. Meeting times are subject to change.
Find additional board meeting information here.
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