The Board Of Directors Meeting

The executive committee consists of the following: S. Truett Cathy, Founder, Dan T. Cathy, Chairman, President and Chief

2 individuals presiding over the conference were PBL Eastern Region Vice President from New Jersey— Dana McAllister from Stevens Institute of Technology; and FBLA National Parliamentarian from New Jersey— Vanessa Ting from Parisppany Hills High School. At the opening general session, members and advisers were delighted with the enthusiastic and

Hello all, my name is David Jamison, MHA. I am representing Marion General Hospital as the committee chairman of the ethics committee. I am currently reviewing the case involving female patient Margie Whitson. The patient is a 95 year old patient whom wishes to have her pace maker “turned off”, due to her unwillingness to live. The death of her only remaining son was the last event that, that had forced her to contemplate the reason why she still lives. Mrs. Margie Whitson is no stranger to loss. When she was younger, she lost her youngest son to a severe motor vehicle accident that took his life at the early age of 30. She injured herself over 10 years ago, and received a hip fracture. Her most recently bout was

The meeting was called to order promptly at 7 PM by Board President Steve Ehrlich. There were

There are 10 board members, whom which all-volunteer. The board consist of members, Lloyd Johnson, MBA, (Board Chair) of Charlotte, North Carolina. David Adame of Phoenix, Arizona, Ronald E. Daly Sr., MBA, of Olympia Fields, Illinois. Ann G. Daw of Crompond, New York, Jaime P. Gutierrez of Tucson, Arizona. Harry E. Johnson, Sr. of Houston, Texas, Tim Kelly of Lexington, Kentucky. Neal Lane, MSW, of Niskayuna, New York, Diane D. Miller of Sacramento, California (AARP, 2016).

The issues and needs discussed were all listed on the agenda and the leaders went through every resolution, department reports, and ordinances. I understood that for the resolutions there were members that signed the resolution and then it got voted on during the meeting. They voted with a keypad device and the public could see who voted

I am one that likes to have my space and I cannot focus if I can hear the people around me breathing. The meeting was effective on terms of covering what the school board needed to cover. The meeting benefitted those recognized, the Belles, and the HISD Education Foundation. The HISD Education Foundation benefitted from receiving a donation at the meeting. Having these meetings includes the public on what is happening in the district, which ultimately benefits the schools. The public brings more ideas, resources, and money to the schools.

All board members/trustees, Interim superintendent, assistant superintendents, executive assistant, and the principals were in attendance. Although, the vice principal for Sunny Hills was proxy for the principal and the student board member was not present at the meeting.

Frisco ISD board meetings happen every month to discuss key issues facing the district. There are the formal board meetings that tend to be traditionally boring and information excessive, but FISD does offer other options for the public to discuss the big topics with district leaders like their Coffee Talk with District Leaders. Regardless of the setting, the board as an obligation to the students and parents that attend the school district, which begins with acting President Anne McCausland. Six other members join her and each individual has a specific job role. The board: Bryan Dodson as Vice President, Debbie Gillespie as Secretary, Steven Noskin, Chad Rudy, John Classe, and John Hoxie as the remaining board members, but did not state their job duty.

For the purpose of this assignment I sat in on a school board meeting for Central Dauphin School District. This board meeting was held on April 10th, 2017. This district holds school board meetings two times per month. Every meeting has an agenda that they follow along with a guided script. There were nine different sections for this meeting. The order is as follows, call to order, roll call, flag salute, additions, deletions, or modifications to the agenda, review and approval of meeting minutes, information and proposals, unfinished business, new business and adjournment.

is a 25 member board which is also a policy advisor to the President and Congress. Created in

Members Present: Bobby Carlsen, Rick Doss, Terri Peed, Jimmie Tickle, Dana Silicki, Teresa Wiseman, Scott Brann, John Danaher, John Henderson, Cmdr. Frank Hitt and student representative Kyojahnay Davis.

As Capstones Chair I anticipate working closely and collaboratively with the Institute/Curriculum Chair and Mentorship Chair to ensure that the new Fellows have the support to develop their Capstones projects and turn their vision into fruition. I am also happy to assist with interviews during the selection process.

The boards of directors include Edward S. Lampert, Louis J. D’Ambrosio, William C. Kunkler III, Steven T. Mnuchin, Ann, N. Reese, Emily Scott, and Thomas J. Tisch (About, n.d.).

While this initiative is for anyone, the specific target is for pre and school aged children. This initiative reaches into childcare centers, schools systems, as well as museums, gardens and faith communities across the country. In St