The Barton Community College board of trustees will vote on a resolution to ban concealed weapons from the campus during the board meeting set for 4 p.m. Thursday in room F-30 of the Fine Arts Building. The board will also have an executive session for discussion of personnel, followed by a vote on whether to extend the contract of Barton President Dr. Carl Heilman.
The board is also expected to approve a management staff contract for Randy Jeter, as director of Fort Leavenworth Learning Services, and Marc Benjamin, as head coach for softball. Other new personnel on the agenda are: Cynthia Moore, administrative assistant; Carla Klein, Administration of Justice programs assistant; and Danielle Ricklefs, assistant director of the Shafer Art Gallery, all at the Barton County campus; and Julie Machak, part-time customer service representative at Fort Leavenworth.
Other items on the agenda are property, liability and work comp insurance, and recognizing St. Rose Ambulatory & Surgery Center, which was designated the 2013 Partner of the Year by the Workforce Training and Continuing Education department and the Barton Community College Foundation.