FINDING THE RIGHT BLEND
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| Publicado en: | Community College Journal vol. 95, no. 6 (Jun/Jul 2025), p. 8 |
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American Association of Community Colleges
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| Resumo: | Work-life 'integration' is a priority for community college leaders-but it's not always easy Sarah Parker, president of Washington State College of Ohio (WSCO), has four children in elementary and middle school. Mordecai Brownlee, president of Community College of Aurora (Colorado), has two children in elementary school. Kim Barnett-Johnson, chancellor of Ivy Tech Community College's Fort Wayne & Warsaw campus, has a son who turns 14 this year and two grown children. 'Take Care of Yourself' Parker became interim president at WSCO last July after serving as vice president of academic affairs for six years, a role she has continued to hold since being named permanent president in November; although Jona Rinard, who has been academic dean of technology and transfer, is poised to take over the vice president role. |
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| ISSN: | 1067-1803 2151-755X 0022-653X 0884-7169 0190-3160 |
| Fonte: | Education Database |