The path to Sandhills Community College’s future runs through a 250-year-old family farm outside Whispering Pines. It’s there where the school’s Board of Trustees last week found just the third president in the school’s 60-year history.
Alexander “Sandy” Stewart’s day job is in Raleigh, where he works as one of the state’s leading experts on agriculture. As the assistant commissioner of agricultural services at the N.C. Agriculture and Consumer Services, Stewart is responsible for a host of research and operational functions.
I’d strongly suggest looking at how Randolph CC I Asheboro and CCCC in Sanford work with local industry. They are miles ahead of SCC. The best thing to do with the endowment is return it to gift it to taxpayers to lower property taxes.
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I’d strongly suggest looking at how Randolph CC I Asheboro and CCCC in Sanford work with local industry. They are miles ahead of SCC. The best thing to do with the endowment is return it to gift it to taxpayers to lower property taxes.
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