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Rob O'Donnell feels that “no decision was made” by the CTC because stakeholders caught them slipping it into the agenda to in fact vote to cancel this very much needed program. Rob also wonders if the issue was enrollment and a program financial deficit, why was there not discussions with all faculty and stakeholders who specialize in the field to develop answers? Incoming enrollment is double current enrollment, again showing the need and popularity of this need. Finally O'Donnell also wants to know why were comments turned off on the CTC post?
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