Cynthia Shelton, CCIM was concerned about the progress of the Canadian supplement. She felt that a small group of members are making decisions to not do a supplement after it was approved by Governing Council. It was Moved, Seconded and Approved that this project follow existing course policies and procedures, that a project manager be identified immediately and finalize this project as soon as possible. Next, Joel Mendes and Jonathan Salk made a report on the continuing education task force findings. This report was approved at the BOK off-cycle meeting in January.
Instructors recommend CCIM instructors teach the courses.
Rule the 30-day rule will not apply to continuing education courses. This is in line with the market and compensates instructors for more preparation, more compressed travel schedule, one instructor, etc. They felt the compensation should be based on the number of students. Course Delivery initially recommend direct delivery courses. This allows staff to identify the best markets.