Items to Watch for November 13 Board of Governors Meeting

MIAMI, Fla.—The Florida Board of Governors will hold a meeting at Florida International University on Friday, November 13. Highlights of the meeting agenda include:

Academic Excellence & Economic Prosperity Committee

• Consider approval of the 2026 Foreign Countries of Concern Report

Campus Safety & Student Success Committee

• Consider approval of Public Notice of Intent to Adopt Board of Governors Regulation 3.0015
• Consider approval of the State University System (SUS) Campus Risk Assessment Criteria and the SUS Behavioral Threat Assessment Criteria

Facilities Committee

• Consider approval of the 2026-27 University Fixed Capital Outlay Budgets

Academic Affairs Committee

• Consider approval of Public Notices of Intent to Amend Board of Governors Regulations 6.001 and 8.011

Budget & Finance Committee

• Consider approval of the University 2026-2027 Carryforward Spending Plans
• Consider approval of changes to the Performance-Based Funding Model
• Consider Market Tuition Rate Proposals

Full Board Meeting

• Receive updates on the Commission for Public Higher Education
• Consider confirming the extension of the University of Central Florida’s Presidential Contract for President Alexander N. Cartwright

Foundation Meeting

• Consider approval of the 2027 Operating Budget for the Board Foundation

The Board of Governors meeting will be streamed live on thefloridachannel.org, with committee meetings scheduled to begin at 8:30 a.m. The full Board meeting is scheduled to begin at 2:40 p.m. Meeting times are subject to change.

Find additional board meeting information here.

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