Watt out as CASE president, returning to UTech
BY HG HELPS Editor-at-Large helpsh@jamaicaobserver.com
Monday, August 08, 2011
THE College of Agriculture, Science and Education (CASE) has parted company with its interim president, Dr Victor Watt, and has dismissed a rumour that the decision was made following a dispute.
A senior CASE official, when contacted by the Observer last Wednesday, confirmed that Dr Watt would no longer continue as interim president of the institution after serving the college for a year.
Dr Watt was seconded from the University of Technology (UTech) where he headed the Department of Engineering. He held a one-year contract as interim president of CASE, which is based on the outskirts of the Portland capital, Port Antonio.
Dr Watt, who once contested the internal People's National Party election in Central Westmoreland in 2006, which was won eventually by Paul Buchanan, who later gave it up to veteran politician Roger Clarke, is expected to return to his substantive post at UTech by next month.
Acting Chairman of the CASE Board of Management Barry Wahrmann told the Observer that Dr Watt was being replaced as part of the college's succession plan.
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BY HG HELPS Editor-at-Large helpsh@jamaicaobserver.com
Monday, August 08, 2011
THE College of Agriculture, Science and Education (CASE) has parted company with its interim president, Dr Victor Watt, and has dismissed a rumour that the decision was made following a dispute.
A senior CASE official, when contacted by the Observer last Wednesday, confirmed that Dr Watt would no longer continue as interim president of the institution after serving the college for a year.
Dr Watt was seconded from the University of Technology (UTech) where he headed the Department of Engineering. He held a one-year contract as interim president of CASE, which is based on the outskirts of the Portland capital, Port Antonio.
Dr Watt, who once contested the internal People's National Party election in Central Westmoreland in 2006, which was won eventually by Paul Buchanan, who later gave it up to veteran politician Roger Clarke, is expected to return to his substantive post at UTech by next month.
Acting Chairman of the CASE Board of Management Barry Wahrmann told the Observer that Dr Watt was being replaced as part of the college's succession plan.
Read more: http://www.jamaicaobserver.com/news/...#ixzz1URT0N2a2
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