Departures come just two weeks after former MPP David Orazietti took over as college president, and after the recent retirement of a fourth senior official, Colin Kirkwood
Gone in the latest round of departures are Dale Tucker, the college's chief information officer; Rick Webb, director of human resources and communications; and Marilyn King, dean of health and community services. “Recently, Sault College has undergone some organizational changes; however, due to privacy legislation we cannot discuss personnel matters publicly," Sault College said in a statement to SooToday.
The departures of Tucker, Webb and King follow the recent retirement of Colin Kirkwood, Sault College's longtime vice president of operations, effective June 30. Former MPP David Orazietti, who also served as dean of aviation, skilled trades, business, environment and culinary at the college, took over as Sault College president on July 1, replacing the long-serving Ron Common.
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