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Education: Marin foundation commits $2 million to elementary schools
August 30th, 2010Marin Community Foundation is making grants of nearly $2 million to support efforts in eight elementary schools across the county.
“The foundation realizes that the earliest years of education, starting in preschool and continuing through the third grade, set the stage for life-long success, both in school and beyond,” said Thomas Peters, the foundation’s president. “Research [...] -
College of Marin names Harrison interim president
May 25th, 2010KENTFIELD — The College of Marin board of trustees announced that Vice President of College Operations Al Harrison will serve as interim-superintendent/president when Dr. Frances White retires next month.
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College of Marin Indian Valley Campus transformed
March 8th, 2010NOVATO – The College of Marin’s Indian Valley Campus has more than doubled its enrollment from 769 students in the fall of 2005 to 1,553 in the fall of 2009. Continuing this trend, opening day enrollment for the 2010 spring semester was up 16 percent compared with the same period last year.
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College of Marin president set to retire in 2010
November 19th, 2009MARIN — College of Marin Superintendent and President Dr. Frances White announced plans to retire June 30, 2010 in a letter addressed to the board of trustees.
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College of Marin to break ground for science, math, nursing center
September 14th, 2009KENTFIELD – College of Marin will break ground on Sept. 15 at 1 p.m. for its new Science Math Central Plant Complex, located in the southwestern quadrant of the Kentfield upper campus. This facility will also house the nursing program, an IT department and a central power plant that will include advanced geothermal mechanical systems.
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Education: College of Marin dental program gets grant
August 31st, 2009College of Marin has received a $106,500 workforce grant for its dental assistant program.
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Grant boosts Marin ’sustainable food’ program
August 17th, 2009MARIN – College of Marin is able to move ahead with its Sustainable Food Systems program due to a new two-year chancellor’s grant of $374,254.
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Women in Business 2009 awards dinner photo gallery
June 29th, 2009This is a gallery of pictures from the Women in Business 2009 awards dinner, honoring eight women from Sonoma, Marin and Napa counties who have distinguished themselves as leaders, innovators and visionaries in their fields.
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Women in Business 2009: Education: Product of junior colleges now leads one
June 29th, 2009MARIN COUNTY – When Dr. Frances White, president and superintendent of College of Marin, was a young girl, she wanted to be an opera singer. Her mother played classical music, and she would go to sleep hearing the sounds of the piano. Her father was a preacher, and she would sing in church. Luckily for the community college education system, she gave up that dream to become an educator.
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Women in Business 2009: Health Care: Kaiser COO sees health care as ‘incredible mission’
June 29th, 2009SAN RAFAEL – From her beginnings as a teen volunteer in a rural Montana hospital to her work as a registered nurse and international medical volunteer, Kaiser administrator Jill Magri has dedicated her entire career to the industry.
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