Del Mar College's new strategic plan is in its final stages, a collaborative effort shaped by extensive focus groups with faculty, staff, students, and the community. Through a thorough SWOT analysis, we've harnessed diverse perspectives to create an actionable plan guiding us through the rest of the 2020's.STRATEGIC PLANNING COMMITTEEDr. Dale Anderson Department Chair, Communication, Language & Reading
Rachel Benavides Director, Adult Education Initiatives
Crystal Bratton Administrative Assistant II
Matthew Busby Associate VP of Development, DMC Foundation
Belinda De La Cruz Director, Corporate Services
Dr. Tammy Francis Assoc. Professor/ Reading Faculty Coord., Development Education
Dr. Angelica Gomez Curriculum Manager
Sara Greer Director IT, Web Services
Cody Gregg Director, Learning Resources
Jane Haas Senior Research Associate
Rita Hernandez Dean, Student Engagement & Retention
Nicole Kindzirsky Associate Director, Early College Programs
Jackie Landrum Budget Analyst
Lisa Leal-Garcia Coordinator, Student Engagement & Retention
Michael Stineman Program Manager, Corporate Services
Ana-Alyse Olivares Human Resource Manager
Teri Samo Instructor, Management
Cheryl Sanders Associate VP, Student Affairs
Jennifer Sramek Dean - Business, Entrepreneurship, & Health Services
Melissa Stuive Public Service Chair, Associate Professor - EMT
Kristy Urbick Department Chair, Kinesiology & Education
Newman Wong Research Associate I
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