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Desert Sun 4/4 – What are the 38 properties the COD Board of Trustees has been discussing in closed session?
Over the past six months, the College of the Desert Board of Trustees has reviewed 38 Coachella Valley properties during closed sessions of its monthly meetings. The properties — most of which the college does not own — range in size from one-tenth of an acre to 115 acres. Some parcels are zoned for office buildings and…
Desert Sun 12/24 – 2nd Editorial Board Opinion
COD’s credibility and public support are at risk. Its leaders must act now.
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 10/26 – COD Announces Plans for Palm Springs Campus in “State of the College” Address
We’re definitely committed to continue to do what we can to enhance student success,” said Dr. Martha Garcia, Superintendent President of College of the Desert. College of the Desert is moving forward with its plans for growth and expansion in the Eastern and western parts of the Coachella Valley. “College of the Desert remains committed…
The Desert Sun 3/16 – College of the Desert board meeting canceled; Palm Springs mayor criticizes the decision
College of the Desert has canceled the board of trustees meeting that had been scheduled for Friday. Palm Springs Mayor Grace Garner criticized the move, saying it only happened because Trustee Fred Jandt, who is leaving the board for health reasons, was not allowed to participate remotely. “Due to unforeseen circumstances, the Board of Trustees…
Palm Springs Post 9/7 – Hospitality industry touts study, pushes back on scaled-down Palm Springs College of the Desert campusPalm Springs
Against the backdrop of the bustling Il Corso kitchen in Downtown Palm Springs, leaders from both Visit Greater Palm Springs (VGPS) and the city on Tuesday made their case for more robust hospitality and culinary programs than those currently being planned by officials from College of the Desert (COD). Read full article here