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Teresa Cox seeks support for Ohone College Board
WSN Bureau 

FREMONT: Former White House liaison officer for strengthening community ties, the first Afro-American woman with a degree in Nuclear Engineering and presently the chair of the Economic Development Commission of Fremont city, resident of Fremont -Teresa Cox is seeking endorsement and support for representation for the Ohone Community College Board of Trustees.  

Having received endorsements from many quarters including Ohlone Community College Faculty Senate, President Emeritus Doug Treadway of the  Ohlone Community College and Trisha Tahmasbi, Board of Trustees, Ohlone Community College, Teresa Cox has promised that she would resolve the accreditation issue at the Ohlone College and endeavour to build student-community-business-government partnerships and pursue an eco-friendly biotechnology curriculum for students in the coming years. 

Many other organizations including the Alameda County Central Democratic Committee and Tri-Cities Democratic Forum and elected officials like Congressman Pete Starks, Congressman, Congresswoman Diane E. Watson, Mayor of Union City Mark Green, Mayor of City of Fremont Bob Wasserman, City Council Member, City of Fremont Anu Natarajan, city officials like Moina Shaiq -Chair, Human Relations Commission, City of Fremont, Ohone Academics Professor Mark Brosamer, Professor Jim Klent, Professor Ron Travenick and many more have supported  Teresa Cox's commitment for student empowerment, her commitment to provide quality education and her vision and integrity for Ohlone College.  

To know more and support her candidature, log onto www.teresacox4ohlone.com.  To make Ohlone a vibrant academic and community centre, Teresa Cox may be your candidate on 4 November.

29 October 2008
 

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