“I am proud to have been chosen to represent my peers in this
leadership role,” Dr. Meyer said. “I will work with my peers to advocate for policies
that benefit community colleges across the state, representing a unified voice
in Lansing to benefit our communities and our students.”
The
Michigan Community College Association provides leadership on issues concerning
the association’s 28 member colleges, which have a combined total annual
enrollment of 473,307. The MCCA provides legislative and government advocacy
for its members colleges. Its members benefit from initiatives that leverage
the combined efforts of multiple colleges, resulting in more efficient and
effective programs.
Dr.
Meyer was appointed chairperson of the Presidents
Committee this summer and will serve until 2015. The Presidents Committee
exchanges ideas on the role of community college’s chief administrators and
discusses matters of mutual interest to community college chief administrators.
He is also a member of the association’s Executive Committee. He
was appointed to that six-year term in 2011. The Executive Committee of
the association is composed of MCCA officers, the Trustees Committee, the
Presidents Committee and the association’s immediate past chairperson. The
Executive Committee prepares an annual budget for approval by the MCCA’s Board
of Directors before the beginning of the fiscal year for which the budget is proposed.
The committee serves as a planning committee for the association and supervises
and evaluates the president.
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