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COMPREHENSIVE STANDARD CS M13:
The institution’s chief executive officer has ultimate
control of the institution’s fund-raising activities.
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Compliance |
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Partial Compliance |
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Non-Compliance |
Among the President’s functions, as defined by the Collin
County Community College (CCCCD) Board of Trustees in the
President’s job description (Reference 1),
is the responsibility to “direct, review, and approve internal
and external proposals, grants, and contracts submitted,
identifying sources of funds to enhance the District’s academic
and service programs.”
To reinforce this function, the District has developed
procedures implemented through the Development Office, addressing
both the approval of grant applications and proposed gifts
(References 2, 3). All grant proposals
requesting external funds must be approved by the President
prior to submission. All gift proposals are reviewed by
the CCCCD Leadership Team, and those recommended for acceptance
are forwarded to the President for approval. Upon the President’s
recommendation, gifts of $5,000 or more are presented by
the President to the CCCCD Board of Trustees.
To further ensure that the Chief Executive Officer has
ultimate control of the institution's fund-raising activities,
the Executive Director of the Development Office reports
directly to the President. All strategic goals, programs,
and activities related to fund-raising must be approved
by the President.
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