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Center and the three baccalaureate degrees being offered at Harford<br />

Community College. He added that the Baltimore Sun is considering<br />

publishing a piece by Patrick Huddie related to making the case for funding<br />

community colleges. Mr. Buonora also updated the board on the latest<br />

developments related to the colleges’ operating and capital budget requests.<br />

Dr. Duncan informed the board that during the spring 2002 semester, a total<br />

of twenty-four credit classes are being offered at the Laurel College Center.<br />

She thanked board members for taking the time to meet with the<br />

developmental education students. She also asked them to think about<br />

nominating distinguished alumni and drew their attention to the development<br />

office’s upcoming events calendar included in their take-home packets. Dr.<br />

Duncan remarked that the college had a successful transfer fair on February<br />

26, drawing 600 students. Project Access will host a transfer fair focused on<br />

students with disabilities on March 2, 2002.<br />

D. Board Member Comments<br />

• Chairman Caplan mentioned that the board is working on some way to<br />

commemorate Dr. Delroy Cornick. He also commented on the meeting<br />

with developmental education students, thanked Trustees Athen and<br />

Huddie for representing the board at the Association of Community<br />

College Trustees (ACCT) legislative session in Washington D.C., thanked<br />

Dr. Duncan and Dave Buonora for their visibility at the state legislature in<br />

Annapolis and reminded everyone to attend the Hunan Manor fundraiser.<br />

• Trustee Rakes commented on the meeting with developmental education<br />

students and mentioned a Baltimore Sun article on an Oakland Mills high<br />

school student.<br />

• Trustee Huddie commented that, because of our geographical location<br />

and proximity to Washington, D.C., the Maryland community colleges<br />

sometimes do not get to see their federal elected officials at the ACCT<br />

legislative seminar. It would be a good idea for Maryland community<br />

colleges to host a gathering for Maryland federal elected officials and HCC<br />

would be a central location for the get-together. Dr. Duncan mentioned<br />

that Senator Mikulski has been promoting community colleges, especially<br />

HCC, throughout the state.<br />

• Trustee Athen commented on the ACCT legislative session and its focus<br />

on the “No Child Left Behind” report. She complimented Missy Mattey,<br />

acting director of development, on a comprehensive foundation board<br />

meeting agenda.<br />

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