The chancellor of the City Colleges of Chicago says he plans to retire at the end of the academic year.
Wayne Watson was appointed chancellor of the system of 7 community colleges in 1998.
Among the achievements in his tenure were faculty seminars for teachers to improve their skills and Project Align, a program in which local universities work with Chicago Public Schools students. Watson also oversaw vocational training programs for students in health care, the culinary field and construction.
The 62-year-old Watson says the past decade has been challenging and rewarding.
Wednesday, August 20, 2008
City Colleges of Chicago chancellor will retire
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