11/29/2023
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Perspective | Community college leaders dared to ‘be extraordinary’ at 2023 Dallas Herring Lecture
The following piece is a response to the 2023 Dallas Herring Lecture from Audrey J. Jaeger, W. Dallas Herring Professor of Community College Education at NC State’s College of Education and the founding executive director of the Belk Center for...
Perspective | Charting the path to extraordinary: The power of community college leadership
Editor’s Note: The following is the transcript of Falecia Williams’s Dallas Herring Lecture, delivered on Nov. 14. Good afternoon, esteemed colleagues and friends. I am honored to welcome you to this significant gathering where we explore the profound impact of...
Perspective | An urban college’s role in living out community colleges’ DNA
Editor’s Note: The following is a response to the 2023 Dallas Herring Lecture by Falecia Williams, delivered on Nov. 14, from J.B. Buxton, president of Durham Technical Community College. Thank you, Dr. Williams, for your commitment to our field, the...
Perspective | The importance of a rural community college response
Editor’s Note: The following is a response to the 2023 Dallas Herring Lecture by Falecia Williams, delivered on Nov. 14, from Shelley White, president of Haywood Community College. My home is the rural, mountain town of Canton in Haywood County,...
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