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(KNZA)--Dr. Carlos Carrillo joins Highland Community College as the new Vice President for Academic Affairs.
The college, in a release, said Carrillo brings a distinguished record of academic and leadership excellence.
He comes to HCC after serving as the director of online learning applications & services at Pima Community College, based in Tucson, Arizona, for the past 8 year.
A graduate with distinction from Northern Arizona University, where he earned his Doctorate in Education Administration and Leadership, the release says Dr. Carrillo exemplifies a commitment to advancing educational technology and fostering inclusive and equitable learning environments.
At Highland, the release says Carrillo will spearhead transformative initiatives that reflect the College- mission to provide lifelong learning opportunities and stimulate economic development.
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