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Bill Garrett
48066 votes
52.59%
- Occupation: Retired City Manager
- Trustee, Grossmont-Cuyamaca Community College District
- El Cajon City Manager/Retired
- El Cajon Rotary Club-President Elect
- Masters in Public Administration (Personnel/Employee Relations
- Past member, Grossmont-Cuyamaca Citizens Bond Oversight Committee
- Past President, Cuyamaca College Foundation
Priorities:
- Preparing students for educational and workplace endeavors
- Conservative fiscal management of district's resources
- Full and fair funding from State of California
Shannon Anne O'Dunn
43331 votes
47.41%
- Occupation: College Professor/Administrator
- BA Geology San Diego State University
- MS Geology University of Colorado
- Dean Emerita G-CCCD
- Alumnus of the Year , SDSU Geology
- Innovator of the Year, Grossmont College
- Past President, San Diego Assn.of Geologists
Priorities:
- Accountability: Money for classroom needs, not administration
- Innovation: New programs for emerging East County needs
- Respect: For taxpayer interests, students, district employees
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Official Information
- Grossmont Cuyamaca Community College District
Candidate Forum
- Wednesday October 11, 7:30pm
- Grossmont College, Griffin Gate (near faculty lounge), 8800 Grossmont College Dr, El Cajon; Co-Sponsors: LWV of East San Diego County, AAUW La Mesa-El Cajon, Grossmont College Academic Senate, Associated Students of Grossmont College
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