Robert D. Campbell
Abstract
After working in the two-year college environment for twenty-nine years, I've now relocated to The Graduate Center of the City University of New York, and so this will be my last column as Chair of the ACM Two-Year College Education Committee. It's more than fitting to use this opportunity to reflect on the auspicious history of this Committee.
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- Reflections on a history
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