Jane Fernandes’ first-year goals as Antioch College president, submitted to the Board of Trustees for approval on October 18, 2021. Organized under nine partner-tagged goal areas — campus culture, enrollment (citing a projection of 195 total enrollment by 2027-28 under “incremental growth”), advancement ($4M fundraising target for the operating budget), infrastructure, budget management, reorganizing her…
Archival snapshot of the Antioch College announcement “Board Votes to Further Expand Community Representation” (June 28, 2021), captured from antiochcollege.edu on July 7, 2026. The Board of Trustees voted to add the Community Manager and an additional student representative — a data point in the history of shared governance the current administration has since eroded.…
Archival snapshot of the Antioch College announcement “College Takes Decisive Budget Action” (June 23, 2020), captured from antiochcollege.edu on July 7, 2026. Citing COVID-19 disruption, the Board of Trustees adopted a FY2021 budget cutting spending by $2.5 million (over 20%), eliminating eight furloughed non-teaching staff positions and six faculty positions through retirements and negotiated departures,…
Compendium of 7 Board of Trustees policies for Antioch College Corporation, covering mission, conflict of interest, governance, finance, academic affairs, and related areas. These policies define the framework within which the College administration operates and against which Board compliance is measured.
Minutes of an Antioch College Board Pro Tempore conference call, March 20, 2011, chaired by Lee Morgan with new president Mark Roosevelt present.
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