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David Wain Coon, the president and superintendent of College of Marin for the last 12 years, announced that he will retire next December.
- ‘A true leader:’ College of Marin president retires with ...
David Wain Coon is preparing to hand the presidential baton...
- Editorial: Outgoing COM president set a good track. His ...
David Wain Coon and his team have been transformational with...
- ‘A true leader:’ College of Marin president retires with ...
Dear Students, Prospective Students, and Community Members: At College of Marin we take seriously our role as the community’s college, where we provide equitable opportunities and foster success for all members of our diverse community.
David Wain Coon is preparing to hand the presidential baton over to his successor, vice president Jonathan Eldridge, on Jan. 2.
David Wain Coon and his team have been transformational with the campus renovations and tops-in-state rankings for equity and opportunity.
Dr. Eldridge will take the helm on January 2, 2024, following the retirement of Superintendent/President Dr. David Wain Coon.
David Wain Coon, Ed.D. Pronouns: he/him. Superintendent/President. Q. What does pride mean to you? A. Over the years, having “pride” in being gay has had different meanings and significance for me depending on where I was at in my life at the time.
KENTFIELD/NOVATO, CA— The College of Marin (COM) Board of Trustees has named three candidates as finalists in the search for a new Superintendent/President to replace Dr. David Wain Coon when he retires at the end of this year.
