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The Dr. David Wain Coon Center for Student Success is the last and most expansive project financed by the $265 million Measure B bond issue approved by Marin voters in June 2016.

Members of the Campus Policing and Public Safety Advisory Council criticized the arrangement and the site's potential effects on students.

The Marin lawmaker said the legislation would make California State University campuses safer by ensuring that allegations "don’t slip through the cracks."

David Wain Coon is preparing to hand the presidential baton over to his successor, vice president Jonathan Eldridge, on Jan. 2.

David Wain Coon’s strong leadership and community focus were important for College of Marin as it won voter support for a second capital bond measure to repair and modernize the campuses.

Jonathan Eldridge, 54, a San Rafael resident, will succeed David Wain Coon, who is retiring at the end of the year.

Jonathan Eldridge, a San Rafael resident who is a vice president at the school, was one of three finalists for the job. He will replace David Wain Coon in January.

The school has a short list of three candidates to succeed David Wain Coon, who plans to retire in January.

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