Palm Beach State College
President
The Palm Beach State College District Board of Trustees announces an executive search for the institution’s fifth President. After 17 distinguished years at the helm, Dr. Dennis P. Gallon has announced plans to retire in June 2015.
The Palm Beach State College District Board of Trustees announces an executive search for the institution’s fifth President. After 17 distinguished years at the helm, Dr. Dennis P. Gallon has announced plans to retire in June 2015.
The District Board of Trustees seeks a dynamic, visionary executive leader and administrator to serve as President, and it invites applications and nominations through this executive search process.
Search Profile: Full details are available at: http://www.myersmcrae.com/
Other responsibilities include:
• Advancing the mission of the College with business, industry, and civic leaders
• Encouraging community input regarding programs and services
• Actively representing the College within the community and serving as its official spokesperson with the media, government, and other constituencies
• Collaborating with public and private secondary and postsecondary institutions, businesses and agencies
• Developing and sustaining relationships with foundations, corporations, alumni, and friends to advance the College’s resource development efforts
• Advocating for the College at the state and federal level
• Participating In state and system-wide roles, including the Council of Presidents
For detailed job descriptions and application information, go to:https://www.latinosinhighered.
• Advancing the mission of the College with business, industry, and civic leaders
• Encouraging community input regarding programs and services
• Actively representing the College within the community and serving as its official spokesperson with the media, government, and other constituencies
• Collaborating with public and private secondary and postsecondary institutions, businesses and agencies
• Developing and sustaining relationships with foundations, corporations, alumni, and friends to advance the College’s resource development efforts
• Advocating for the College at the state and federal level
• Participating In state and system-wide roles, including the Council of Presidents
For detailed job descriptions and application information, go to:https://www.latinosinhighered.
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