2008 Woodie Awards
College President markets Skyline
Victoria Morrow outlines plans, goals for college to community
Vikki Nguyen
Date created: 2/14/05 Section: NEWS
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"The college is interested in diversity," Morrow said. "It is interested in direct, hands-on learning."
One example was Morrow's address of the constantly changing needs of employers in the immediate community and beyond. Morrow challenged Skyline to "step up to the plate to help meet those needs."
"We will connect with employers and get ahead of the curve," she said.
At the heart of Morrow's speech was an appeal to the attendees of the luncheon, many of whom are members of the chamber of commerce and prominent businesspeople in the community. She asked for input on how to enrich Skyline further and assistance in doing so.
Some of the ongoing and future plans she listed were the Women on Writing Conference, inductions into the Transfer Hall of Fame, and the "Fresh Look" project which aims to "make Skyline more user friendly for all services."
"Does Skyline shine? You bet it does, in lots and lots of ways. The challenge for me is to find ways to make it shine even more."
One example was Morrow's address of the constantly changing needs of employers in the immediate community and beyond. Morrow challenged Skyline to "step up to the plate to help meet those needs."
"We will connect with employers and get ahead of the curve," she said.
At the heart of Morrow's speech was an appeal to the attendees of the luncheon, many of whom are members of the chamber of commerce and prominent businesspeople in the community. She asked for input on how to enrich Skyline further and assistance in doing so.
Some of the ongoing and future plans she listed were the Women on Writing Conference, inductions into the Transfer Hall of Fame, and the "Fresh Look" project which aims to "make Skyline more user friendly for all services."
"Does Skyline shine? You bet it does, in lots and lots of ways. The challenge for me is to find ways to make it shine even more."
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