Take some time to listen to the April 17, 2020 Board of Trustees meeting. It explains a lot about why WCC is currently the way…
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Earlier this week, the presidents of Michigan State University and Wayne State University indicated that their faculties are preparing to deliver the fall semester online.…
A decade of unrestrained growth in the WCC administration illustrates the need for more critical Board oversight. The Board has added millions to the WCC…
A recent survey of university and college presidents provides a look at higher education institutions’ COVID19 response. The survey included feedback from 142 executives from…
Last summer, trustees at Kirtland Community College voted to abandon the school’s main campus in Roscommon in favor of a newer site in Grayling. Kirtland…
Yesterday, I looked at Palomar College, a California community college that now operates under a state-appointed fiscal manager. The college expects to close this fiscal…
Earlier this week, the Mesalands Community College Board of Trustees placed that college’s president on a paid administrative leave. Mesalands Community College in Tucumcari, NM…
WCC hasn’t looked at budget cuts in a long time. This year’s budget – which exceeds $113M – is the highest in WCC’s history. But…
In a recent Washtenaw Voice article, WCC Trustee Christina Fleming attempted to characterize the College’s new master plan as “just a suggestion.” The master plan…
It would be very easy to write off WCCWatch as an angry response to the outsourcing of WCC’s IT staff. That is certainly how the…