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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…
Desert Sun 9/16 – COD Board receives in-depth update on Palm Springs campus; opening slated for 2026
College of the Desert administrators, consultants, architects and planners provided a robust report on the planned Palm Springs campus to the college’s Board of Trustees on Thursday in a marathon session stretching six hours and including dozens of public comments. The college estimates that schematic designs for the new plans will be completed in January 2023 and…
KESQ 8/1 – College of the Desert to host virtual forum on Palm Springs campus
College of the Desert will host a virtual community forum to discuss the long-awaited West Valley Campus in Palm Springs. The forum will be held on Thursday, August 4 at 5:30 p.m. via Zoom: https://bit.ly/3Q8RkVn. You’ll also be able to watch the forum on COD’s Youtube page at the time of the event. Listen to news broadcast here….
JOEL KINNAMON SWORN-IN AS COD BOARD OF TRUSTEE FOR AREA 4
PALM DESERT — Joel Kinnamon isn’t waiting on formalities to get a jump on his new role as the representative for Area 4 on the College of the Desert Board of Trustees. With the Riverside County Registrar of Voters having completed its certification of the 2022 General Election results, Kinnamon was sworn-in by incoming Board…
Desert Sun 1/20 – College of the Desert: Amid scrutiny, board to consider resolution affirming commitment to bond projects
College of the Desert trustees consider toothless resolution amid continuing leadership crisis.
UKEN REPORT 3/1 – COD PRESIDENT MARTHA GARCIA FINALIST IN WALNUT
Less than two years after Martha Garcia was hired to lead College of the Desert, she is one of five finalists to become the next president of the state’s largest single campus community college district in Walnut, Mt. San Antonio. According to a news release from the college, the candidates, in alphabetical order, are: The final…