There s about to be a changing of the guard at Howard Community College.
The Columbia campus looks much different than it did 22 years ago when the vice president of student services, who would ultimately become president, arrived. It was a completely different look to the campus, but the feel at that time was the feel you still have when you come to this campus, Howard Community College President Kate Hetherington said.
It s a feeling Hetherington said she embraced from the very first day on the job. I actually drove up and I drove up to this location behind me, Duncan Hall, which wasn t Duncan Hall then. It was just a driveway, she said.
President of Howard Community College to step down in fall
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CUTS to services in Ceredigion under the community well-being umbrella totalling £375,000 across four service areas have been accepted by scrutiny committee members. The budgets of Porth Cymorth Cynnar, Porth Cynnal, Porth Gofal and the policy, performance and partnerships and public protection were discussed at the county council s healthier communities on Thursday, February 18. Public protection must find £10,500 in savings and the same in policy, performance and partnerships, £104,000 has to be found from the Porth Gofal budget, including housing, £216,000 from Proth Cynnal and £34,000 from Porth Cymorth Cynnar. The overall budget for 2021-22 identified for the integrated services of Porth Cymorth Cynnar is proposed to be set a £3.467million which includes cost pressures of around £165,000 requiring funding.
Waddy Reflects on 56 Years of Service to Alabama
February 2, 2021
-Rudyard Kipling
Dr. Paul Waddy loves to tell stories.
He could spend hours, if not days or weeks, chronicling his 56 years with what is now the Alabama Cooperative Extension System (ACES). Chances are that he would relish every second of those opportunities.
Waddy, who is retiring as State Leader, Diversity & Multicultural Affairs for ACES, is enjoying a well-deserved opportunity for honor and reflection. On a recent January afternoon, he sat outside of Duncan Hall – the headquarters of ACES on Auburn University’s campus – and shared several tales with a small but captivated audience. (With proper physical distancing, of course.)