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In a memo to the A-B Tech campus community dated Tuesday, Dec. 23, Young cited "discontent" on campus and "dissatisfaction" with her leadership style. "As we approach our 50th anniversary, I don't want to see the discontent of people who make up our A-B Tech Community get in the way of progress," Young said in the memo. "Therefore, I will begin my search for a new opportunity to provide leadership where my talents may better match the needs of the organization.
- ↑ Wermund, Benjamin (25 January 2016). "HCC nursing program takes a hit". Houston Chronicle . Retrieved 27 May 2016.
The downgrade is the latest setback for the largest program offered at Coleman College, HCC's health care school in the Texas Medical Center, which has experienced some turmoil in recent years. The past president of the school, Betty Young, was fired in 2014 after faculty begged system leaders to oust her, pointing in part to lackluster scores on nursing licensing tests.
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- ↑ "Vote of 'No Confidence' Taken Against Hocking College President". WOUB Digital. 10 February 2016. Retrieved 2016-02-25.