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COAST
COMMUNITY COLLEGE DISTRICT BOARD OF TRUSTEES SELECTS INTERIM PRESIDENT FOR
GOLDEN WEST COLLEGE
At
their meeting last week, the Coast Community College District Board of Trustees
selected former Orange Coast College Vice President Sharon K. Donoff as Interim
President of Golden West College in Huntington Beach.
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CONTACT:
Erin Cohn
District Director,
Public Affairs
(714) 438-4605
June 21, 2004
NEWS
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A
veteran Coast Community College District administrator with more than 28 years
of experience, Donoff served as Vice President of Student Services at Orange
Coast College from 1986 until her retirement in 2001. She will temporarily
replace Dr. Kenneth Yglesias, who will take over as Chancellor of the District
on July 1.
After
more than 10 years as CEO of the seventh largest community college district in
the nation, Vega has accepted a position as Director of the Dubai Men’s
College, one of the United Arab Emirates’ Higher Colleges of Technology. He
retires from the Coast District June 30, and will begin in Dubai in August of
this year.
Donoff also served as Interim
Vice President of Student Services at Golden West College from September 2003
through March of this year.
“I
truly found it an enjoyable experience to work with the people and students at
Golden West College over the last academic year as interim vice president,”
Donoff said. “Returning to the college for this short-term assignment as
Interim President is an honor and a privilege.”
Since
retiring from the District in 2001, Donoff has worked as a consultant and
interim administrator at several California community colleges. In addition,
over the last two years she has served as the editor of iJournal, an online
professional journal focused on student services.
“Donoff
is a bright, seasoned administrator, and I am pleased that she will be serving
as interim President as Golden West College goes through this leadership
transition,” said incoming District Chancellor and outgoing Golden West
President Yglesias. “I know the college will be in good hands as we conduct the
search for a permanent President, and I very much look forward to the
opportunity to work with Donoff.”
The Coast Community College District is the seventh largest community college
district in the nation in credit enrollment, serving 55,000 students each
semester. The district is
comprised of Coastline Community College headquartered in Fountain Valley,
Golden West College in Huntington Beach, Orange Coast College in Costa Mesa,
and KOCE-TV, the district’s public broadcasting station.
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