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Desert Sun 11/10 – Kinnamon, Perez lead big for College of the Desert Board seats. That could mean major changes
Board Chair Ruben Perez and former COD Superintendent/President Joel Kinnamon have all but declared victory in their respective races. Given Kinnamon’s harsh criticism of current college leadership, that outcome could lead to some dramatic changes. Read full article here
Forensic audit called for to investigate COD campus projects, ‘vulnerable’ IT systems
At a meeting this week, College of the Desert Board members are planning to act on a resolution to “conduct comprehensive forensic audits” due to concerns over campus development projects throughout Coachella Valley as well as “vulnerable and inefficient” Technology (IT) systems. The resolution intends to address concerns regarding “the cost of developing campuses and…
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The Desert Sun 6/13 – COD could name an interim president as soon as Thursday. Here’s what we know
College of the Desert Superintendent/President Martha Garcia will resign from office at the end of the month to become the next president of Mt. San Antonio College, and the COD Board of Trustees will likely appoint her interim successor on Thursday. The meeting kicks off at 9:30 a.m. on Thursday at the Palm Desert campus, and…
Desert Sun 4/5 – COD board to meet Wednesday to discuss Roadrunner Motors project
The College of the Desert Board of Trustees will hold a special meeting at 3:30 p.m., Wednesday to discuss site options for the planned Roadrunner Motors project. The board will hear a presentation that considers the original Cathedral City site for the project, an alternative site in Cathedral City and a third site near the I-10…