This podcast contains comments from Blinn College chancellor Mary Hensley and retiring vice chancellor Karen Buck during the October 20, 2020 Blinn board of trustees meeting.

Blinn College's soon to retire vice chancellor of administration has received the state community college association's highest honor.

That comes two days after Karen Buck was recognized by Blinn chancellor Mary Hensley during the board of trustees monthly meeting.

Dr. Hensley read a four minute list of accomplishments during Buck's 25 year career as an administrator and staff member.

Buck, who leaves at the end of October, will not be replaced. Hensley announced last summer when Buck announced her retirement the following administrative changes:

Dr. Diane Lovell will serve as vice chancellor of student services, Jay Anderson will serve as vice chancellor of health sciences, technical education, and community programs, executive vice chancellor Leighton Schubert will add the supervision of campus and college operations to his current duties, Ted Hajovsky will serve as general counsel, and Marie Kirby will become vice chancellor for human resources.