Featured in Toggle Magazine: Preparedness helps CMCC to pivot during COVID-19
October 09, 2020
“Bob Boucher and his team have never had to go back to school to learn how to guide IT at Central Maine Community College because they’ve never really left the campus for very long. “I have four people reporting to me who were previously in work-study programs and are graduates,” says Boucher, a CMCC grad who’s now dean of IT and chief information security officer. Combine those experiences with enthusiastic leadership, and what results is a college that’s been a forerunner in introducing and integrating tech—from providing free Microsoft Office products to giving students technology to both continue learning and make equipment to fight COVID-19 . . . .”
-David Harry, Toggle Magazine –
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