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At Thursday night’s Cape Fear Community College Board of Trustees meeting, President Jim Morton gave a lengthy presentation on the college’s accomplishments over the last five years since he’s been in charge. Some of these were increasing enrollment numbers, upping state funding through course credits called full-time equivalency (FTE), and building improvements on campus.
The wreck was reported at 2:53 p.m. near Stoney Point Road.
At Thursday evening’s Cape Fear Community College Board of Trustees meeting, members unanimously approved the state budget worth $59.6 million — and the overall CFCC budget at $111.7 million. The college is receiving $12.6 million from the county and has an institutional budget of $39.4 million.
Following multiple reports of a toxic workplace at Cape Fear Community College, faculty renewed the call for an independent, third-party climate survey. But that’s not what CFCC’s administration delivered. In spite of that, the survey does highlight some of the issues raised by current and former employees.
Since 2019, several media outlets have reported on allegations of a toxic workplace at Cape Fear Community College and the request by the head of the state's community college system that CFCC conduct a third-party, independent climate survey. After considerable delay, CFCC has done a survey — but it does not appear to be what the head of the college system requested, or what faculty had hoped for.