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NIC Presents to Council the 5 Year Strategic Plan

My Tri-Port Now Staff
By My Tri-Port Now Staff
North Island College presented to council Monday night regarding the college’s Strategic Plan.
President John Bowman says the plan is set to roll out in the next five years, and some of the priorities include increasing the number of dual credit programs, and Aboriginal programs.
Bowman says enrolment increased this year with over 800 students at the Campbell River campus.
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