Richard Bland College is on the verge of achieving independence with the recent passage of a bill establishing its own Board of Visitors. This new nine-member board represents a significant milestone for the college, which has been governed by William & Mary since its inception in 1960. Governor Glenn Youngkin's support for the bill is viewed as pivotal by college administration, with plans to enhance strategic partnerships already in the works. The move towards autonomy is a culmination of over a decade of efforts.
The passage of the bill establishing an independent Board of Visitors for Richard Bland College marks a significant step towards total autonomy for the institution.
Governor Youngkin has demonstrated his commitment to growth and prosperity in Petersburg, and his support of RBC's independence will add to that legacy.
Efforts to establish Richard Bland College's own governing board have been ongoing for over a decade, finally moving towards a realization with new legislation.
Richard Bland College President Debbie Sydow described the legislation as 'momentous,' emphasizing its role in enhancing the college's strategic partnerships.
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