Denise King, the vice president for Academic Affairs at Cleveland State Community College in Cleveland, Tennessee, and Dr. In November 2018, the Board of Trustees hired consulting firm Community College Search to find candidates for the position for a not-to-exceed amount of $34,000. Specifics of Martin’s contract, including salary, will be disclosed after it has been accepted by the board at their June meeting, said Darken. Tribley accepted a position as president of the Northern Wyoming Community College District earlier this year and is slated to begin his new position July 1.ĭarken said the Monterey Peninsula Community College District Board of Trustees unanimously selected Martin for two years, beginning July 1, pending board approval of his contract.
Walt Tribley announced plans to retire from MPC in 2019. Last year, current MPC Superintendent/President Dr. “The board will initiate a new search as it gets close to the end of the contract” for Martin. MPC spokesperson, Kristin Darken, said the search for a permanent superintendent/president is closed for now. “I am excited and honored for the opportunity to serve the community and work side-by-side with the Board, faculty, staff, and administrators here at MPC,” said Martin.
Martin started his career in higher education with a regional public accounting firm, providing operational, financial, and compliance consulting services to numerous community colleges throughout California. Before joining MPC he served as chief financial officer and subsequently as the interim vice chancellor of finance and administration at City College of San Francisco. Martin has served as MPC vice president of administrative services since January 2018. We trust the campus and community will stand behind him as he continues the important work of moving this dynamic institution forward.” Martin “During David’s tenure as MPC vice president of administrative services, his keen intellect, strong leadership and communication skills, and commitment to diversity and student access have inspired our confidence. “The MPC Governing Board of Trustees is delighted to welcome David Martin as our interim superintendent/president,” said Marilynn Dunn Gustafson, MPC Governing Board chair, in a press release. MONTEREY – David Martin, Monterey Peninsula College vice president of administrative services, has been selected to serve as interim superintendent/president of the community college by the MPC Board of Trustees, it was announced on Thursday.
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