RCC Trustees re-appointed to board

By Staff Report, posted 1 year ago

On Monday, July 8, two members of the Robeson Community College Board of Trustees were re-appointed and sworn in during the bi-monthly meeting.

Paul McDowell begins his 3rd term serving on the RCC Board and for Tito Massol, this will be his 2nd term as a Trustee.

Courtney Jacobs, Executive Assistant to the President and the Board of Trustees, and a registered notary public for the State of North Carolina, administered the oath of office to the two trustees.

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