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Jim Tunney
23,020 votes
43.65%
- Occupation: Educator, Author, Former NFL Referee
- Occidental College, A.B.
- University of Southern California, M.S. in Education
- University of Southern California, Ed.D.
- MPC Board of Trustees 1997-2005
- York School Board of Trustees 1995-2004
Priorities:
- Selection of new college president
- Completion of rebuilding program
- Satellite campus at Ford Ord, including Police Training & Fire Safety
Robert Infelise
18,039 votes
34.21%
- Occupation: educator
- Doctor of Education
- Former Superintendent of Schools in Carmel
- Former member Gavilan College Board
- former president Carmel Valley Chamber of Commerce
Priorities:
- Selecting a new President for the College
- Follow through on developing Fort Ord campus
- Continue support of current programs and staff
Kathrina M Ognyanovich
11,675 votes
22.14%
- Occupation: Software Developer/Educator
- University of Illinois - Liberal Arts
- Ludwig Maximilian University - Linguistics
- UCSC - Computer Science
- MPUSD - Board Member 1980-1993
- MPC - College Trustee 1997-2001
- Chair - Monterey County Self Esteem Task Force, 1990 Chair, Political Action Committee - NAACP , Member - Garden/Longevity
Priorities:
- Please visit http://www.kathrina.us / for detailed information on the goals and priorities
- Trustee area reorganization
- Increase faculty and staff DIVERSITY and secure share governance for ALL
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