Episode #13
Meeting the Needs of a Remote, Rural Community
Jul 8, 202628 minS10
Bay Mills Community College President Duane Bedell discusses the unique challenges and joys of leading a tribal college in remote and rural Michigan.
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Hosted by American Association of Community Colleges · education · EN · 100 episodes
Community College Voice is the only podcast about the power of the nation's community colleges. The show is produced and created by the American Association of Community Colleges.
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Episode #13
Bay Mills Community College President Duane Bedell discusses the unique challenges and joys of leading a tribal college in remote and rural Michigan.
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