Maintain current structure. Reorganization is too drastic and developed without thorough knowledge of college. There are too many campuses and not enough classes. More night and weekend classes should be offered, rather than counting the number of students per class. An average should be taken so that the large classes can carry the small classes.
Some committees are a waste of time.
Nothing happens after hours of meeting. No follow-up information. Things just go on as usual. Less centralization-more personal contact at each campus would allow administrators first hand knowledge. Board members need to be replaced more frequently.