Pima Community College has named a longtime administrator and teacher as its new president of the Northwest Campus.
David Doré, who was the dean of instruction for career and technical education at Mesa Community College, will begin his new job July 1, the college said in a news release Wednesday.
His appointment is subject to approval from the college’s Governing Board.
Doré has a doctorate of education from Pepperdine University, a master’s of business administration from Georgetown University, a master’s of education from Boston College, a master’s of theological studies from Santa Clara University and a bachelor’s degree in philosophy from Gannon University in Erie, Pennsylvania.
Before coming to Mesa, Doré served in a variety of positions at San Francisco Community College District from 1996 to 2013
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“David’s wide-ranging background serving students, combined with his administrative expertise, makes him a most welcome addition to the college,” Chancellor Lee D. Lambert said.
Darla Zirbes, acting Northwest Campus president, will return to PCC’s Community Campus to serve as vice president of instruction, the college said.
The Northwest Campus, 7600 N. Shannon Road, serves about 4,300 students.
The college, meanwhile, is still looking for leaders at three of its other campuses.
David Doré, an administrator at Mesa Community College, is named new president of Pima Community College's Northwest Campus.
