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Kathryn Elaine Jeffery is an American college administrator. She is the president of Santa Monica College . Education. Jeffery received a Bachelor of Music Education (with a major in piano and minor in voice) and a Master of Science in applied behavioral studies in education (counseling) from Oklahoma State University.
Kathryn E. Jeffery, Ph.D., has served as Superintendent and President of Santa Monica College (SMC) since February 2016. With over three decades of diverse higher education experience, Dr. Jeffery has successfully encompassed roles as professor, career college counselor, and administrator.
Dr. Kathryn Jeffery has served as Superintendent and President of Santa Monica College (SMC) since February 2016. With over four decades of diverse higher education experience, Dr. Jeffery’s career path includes successful leadership roles as college administrator, counselor, and adjunct music professor.
Dr. Kathryn Jeffery has served as Superintendent and President of Santa Monica College (SMC) since February 2016. With over four decades of diverse higher education experience, Dr. Jeffery’s career path includes successful leadership roles as college administrator, counselor, and adjunct music professor.
18 de nov. de 2015 · The Santa Monica College Board of Trustees voted unanimously Tuesday, November 17 to appoint Kathryn E. Jeffery, PhD, as the new Superintendent and President of Santa Monica College (SMC). Jeffery is currently president at Sacramento City College (SCC) and brings over three decades of higher education experience to the role of SMC ...
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13 de feb. de 2016 · February 13, 2016. Express Editor-in-chief Vienna Montague spoke with former City College president Kathryn Jeffery Feb. 5, three days before Jeffery began her new position as president/ superintendent of Santa Monica College. Jeffery offered some of her fi nal thoughts in a phone interview about her eight-year presidential tenure at City College.
