League Honors Trustee Otto and Welcomes New Board Leadership
On Friday, July 7, the Community College League of California welcomed the new executive leadership to the League Board and thanked Trustee Doug Otto for his service as the 2016-17 Chair and CCCT President. Chancellor Brian King of the Los Rios Community College...
Thank You
April, 2016 Dear Friends, It is with gratitude and appreciation that I send this note of thanks to the many people who volunteered for me, who donated money to support my campaign, voted for me and most of all, believed in me and my dedication to Long Beach City...
Incoming President of Community College League of California Recognizes Doug’s Work as President
Doug is recognized for his work as president of the Community College League of California by the incoming president Ann Ransford.
Assemblyman Patrick O’Donnell Part of Push to Take College Promise Statewide
The LB College Promise has been taken up both in Sacramento and Washington, DC. as a means underscore the importance of higher education for our children, our communities and our nation. I was in our nation's Capitol last month for meetings on this important topic....
Otto’s Four Innovative Ideas to move LBCC Forward
First Innovative Idea – Expanding the Long Beach College Promise is Otto’s First Priority Second – Doug Otto Announces Plan to Improve Graduation Rate and Time at LBCC Third – Otto’s Third “Innovative Idea” for the Future of LBCC Focuses on Career Opportunities for...
Doug Otto is Endorsed by …
Hon. George Deukmejian, Former Governor of California Hon. Alan Lowenthal, Congressman, California’s 47th District Hon. Ricardo Lara, California State Senator, 33rd District Hon. Patrick O’Donnell, California State Assemblymember, 70th District Hon. Bonnie...
Long Beach College Promise Receives National Attention
New York Times Last Sunday’s New York Times Sunday Review section featured the Long Beach College Promise as a model for opening the doors of higher education to students and families who never dreamed that college could be an option for them (see Sunday New York...