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The Desert Sun 7/21 – COD trustee files complaint with DA alleging use of school resources to influence election
An attorney for College of the Desert Trustee Joel Kinnamon has filed a complaint asking the Riverside County District Attorney to prosecute the college’s former president and the trustee who Kinnamon unseated in last year’s election over what the attorney says were illegal efforts to support the trustee’s campaign and harm Kinnamon’s. Full article here
UKEN REPORT 8/18 – RON ODEN APPOINTED ON CENSURE PANEL
Ron Oden, who was appointed with unanimous support in May to the College of the Desert Board of Trustees, will join Board Chair Bonnie Stefan on a subcommittee to review allegations that Trustee Rubén Pérez violated the College’s Code of Ethics. Real full article here
Bea Gonzalez blocks building the West Valley COD Campus. Why?
Bea Gonzalez says, “It’s good for me.” Shame on her! The victims are students who desperately need educational opportunities. Shame on you Bea Gonzalez for failing to represent the needs of your constituents. Join other taxpayers and college students and voice your concerns by contacting Bea Gonzalez’s office at 760-773-2500 or email her at bgonzalez@collegeofthedesert.edu. https://youtu.be/nw86hXTbt8U
Desert Sun 7/21 – COD Palm Springs and Roadrunner Motors campuses years away from opening
The Desert Sun announced both the College of the Desert Palm Springs campus and the Roadrunner Motors automotive education facility in Cathedral City are years away from opening, according to a five-year capital outlay plan delivered at Thursday’s Board of Trustees meeting. Read more
DR. JOEL KINNAMON’S WIN AS TRUSTEE FOR COD DISTRICT 4 REPRESENTS THE COMMUNITY’S CALL FOR ACCOUNTABILITY
Promises made, Promises Broken, (PMPB) has as it’s primary mission to raise awareness of the promises made by the College of the Desert Board of Trustees to provide education and training to high school graduates in our communities. We are delighted that a candidate that believes in our goals was elected to the COD Board…
COLLEGE OF DESERT TRUSTEE RUBÉN PÉREZ STANDS FIRM BEHIND HIS WORDS
“I completely disagree with the censureship as it is my First Amendment right to speak my thoughts and feel this is a violation of that constitutional right. Furthermore, my constituents elected me to speak truth to power and this censureship would prevent those same constituents who have historically been silenced to continue to be silenced. I know…