Vote Latimer for Copper Mountain Community College Board of Trustees

Business Owner and Candidate for Board of Trustees, Copper Mountain Community College, Area 3 
 

Learn Why I'm Running for a Seat on CMC's Board of Trustees

My campaign is focused on providing a fresh view for Copper Mountain College.


As a first-time candidate and small business owner with a background in community activism, I’m interested in helping to guide the future of learning in the High Desert.


My vision for Copper Mountain College extends beyond the classroom. I aim to cultivate a strong sense of community among students, alumni, and local residents. By encouraging students to develop their skill sets and stay in the region, we can build a vibrant, thriving community that supports long-term economic growth and development. 

I am also passionate about providing alternative pathways to four-year and advanced degrees, ensuring that every student has the opportunity to achieve their educational and career goals.

Safe Campus

My top priority is ensuring that Copper Mountain College remains a safe space for students to learn and grow.

Skills Training and Economic Development

As a Board of Trustees member, I will advocate for expanded access to skills training and vocational programs that equip students with the practical skills needed to succeed in today’s job market.

Innovation and Professional Development

By fostering a culture of innovation, we can provide our students with a cutting-edge education that prepares them for the future.

Area 3 Copper Mountain College Governing Board Candidates Answer a Few Questions

The Desert Trumpet had had a few questions for CMC Governing Board Area 3 challenger Terence Latimer of 29 Palms.

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Candidate for San Bernardino, CA, Copper Mountain Community College District, Governing Board, 3rd District, 2024

As a candidate, my focus is on expanding access to skills training, fostering economic opportunities, and driving innovation.


I believe in the power of education to transform lives and communities.


My goal is to support students in developing long-term prospects and staying in the region.


Together, we can build a brighter future for Copper Mountain Community College and our Morongo Basin community.

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As a small college in a rural desert community, CMCs students struggle with challenges associated with transportation, real life skills development, and a challenging student housing environment.


In 2022, just 12% of students at Copper Mountain Community College graduated on time: my hope is we can improve that number by improving the student experience.