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 to moving these projects forward,” said Dr. Garcia. 

On Wednesday, College of the Desert held its annual “State of the College” address providing updates on its plans for growth in Palm Springs and Indio.  Read full article here

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