Courtesy of the College of New Caledonia

By Veronica Beltran

CNC president

CNC has a new president

Jun 25, 2019 | 12:35 PM

PRINCE GEORGE–Dr. Dennis Johnson has been announced as the next president for the College of New Caledonia.

Johnson has worked in the post-secondary sector for 29 years and currently serves in two vice president roles at Saskatchewan Polytechnic including Provos and Vice President Academic and Vice President Strategy and Business Development.

“CNC’s Board of Governors looks forward to working with Dr. Dennis Johnson and are confident he possesses the expertise to lead the CNC Community in equipping post-secondary learners with the necessary skills that are relevant for the future economy,” said CNC Board Chair Gil Malfair.

Johnson is former resident and educator of BC and holds a Ph.D in Educational Administration from the University of Saskatchewan.

“I am tremendously honoured to serve as CNC’s next president and I look forward to working closely with the board, the community and building relationships with the students, faculty, and staff at CNC.”–Dr. Dennis Johnson

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