Press Release

PITTSBURGH—The governing boards of the Community College of Allegheny County (CCAC) and the CCAC Educational Foundation have elected new officers.

The CCAC Board of Trustees yesterday approved its new slate of officers for the coming year:

• Hon. William Russell Robinson, Allegheny County Council member, District 10—chair
• Gregory Peaslee, senior vice president, chief human resources and administrative services officer, UPMC—vice-chair
• Hon. Jay Costa Jr., Pennsylvania senator, 43rd district—treasurer
• James M. Flynn Jr., Allegheny County manager—assistant treasurer
• Mona N. Generett, PhD, vice president for community development, Dollar Bank—secretary
• Martha Woodward Isler, director of public policy, Pittsburgh Association for the Education of Young Children—assistant secretary

In addition, the Board of Directors of the CCAC Educational Foundation recently selected the following members as officers:

• Lawrence V. Gleason, wealth management advisor, Merrill Lynch—president
• Candice P. Mill, senior vice president and chief operation officer, Pittsburgh, Aon Consulting, Inc.—chair
• Timothy W. Merrill, Jr., general manager, NRG Energy Center Pittsburgh—vice president
• Peter J. Muth, principal, Birchmere Capital, LP—treasurer
• Terry Fedele, marketing consultant—secretary
• Peter DeComo, chairman & CEO, ALung Technologies—at-large member
• Jerry Lopes, president, program operations & affiliations, American Urban Radio Networks—at-large member
• Joseph Wolfson, president and CEO, HealthTransaction Network Corporation—at-large member

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About CCAC
The Community College of Allegheny County is the largest institution of postsecondary higher education in Pennsylvania. The college serves 30,000 credit students through 170 degree and certificate programs and offers thousands of lifelong learning non-credit and workforce development courses to 35,000 students annually. Incorporating a learning-centered environment committed to the future of the region, CCAC continues to expand its reach through innovative programming and accessible instruction offered via convenient day, evening, weekend and online courses. With four campuses and six centers serving Allegheny County and surrounding communities, CCAC endeavors to fulfill its mission to provide affordable access to quality education and offer a dynamic, diverse and supportive learning environment that prepares the region’s residents for academic, professional and personal success in our changing global society.