PARTIAL POWER OUTAGE BROOKLYN PARK CAMPUS:

Due to a partial power outage at the Brooklyn Park campus only, some evening classes will be canceled today, January 22, 2020. The following is a list of program areas with canceled classes: •Automotive Technology •Carpentry•Cabinetmaking•Electronics•Engineering CAD•HVAC•Fluid Power•Machine Tool & Quality Assurance•Welding•Metro Transit Bus. Student should contact their faculty with questions or concerns. Employees impacted by this should contact their supervisor concerning work schedule and leave.

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In November, Merrill Irving, Jr., president of Hennepin Technical College, spoke Clark State Community College in Ohio. He described ways to improve equity in student outcomes and diversity and inclusivity in college communities. Dr. Irving was one of three current college presidents who shared their expertise during a leadership series. The theme of this year’s event was “Leadership for Student Success.” “The purpose is to highlight different leadership styles and show the diversity and excellence of leadership at community colleges across the country,” Clark State President Jo Alice Blondin.