Chaffey College Superintendent/President Announces Retirement After Decades of Service
Shannon announced his retirement at the annual Chaffey Convocation event before hundreds of faculty, staff and administrators
"It has been an extraordinary privilege to serve alongside you through our many triumphs, and there have been many, as well as through the challenges that have tested us, strengthened us and helped shape the institution we are today," he said.
Chaffey College will announce an interim superintendent/president at its
Shannon came to Chaffey from St. Louis Community College, where he served as chancellor, president and chief student affairs officer for 24 years. The veteran educator also held both teaching and administrative positions at Harris-Stowe State University and St. Louis University.
Since 2007, Shannon has helped Chaffey achieve multiple honors with the help of the campus community including a top 10 spot on the prestigious 2017 Aspen Prize for Community College Excellence.
He helped the college pass Measure P in 2018, providing Chaffey with
Shannon's last day as superintendent/president will be
A photo of Shannon is available for download online.
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