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Dr. Sandra L. Kurtinitis
President
Phone: 410-285-9993 E-mail:
skurtinitis@ccbcmd.edu
As president of the Community College of Baltimore County, Dr.
Sandra L. Kurtinitis leads the largest provider of higher
education in the Baltimore region. An experienced and respected
educator, administrator and author, she has been a community
college professional for more than 30 years. Dr. Kurtinitis is
resolutely committed to inclusive leadership and open
communication, affirming her belief that the classroom is a far
more important place on campus than the executive office.
A self-described “servant-leader,” Dr. Kurtinitis came to CCBC
from Quinsigamond Community College in Massachusetts, where she
served as president for 10 years. She is credited with
transforming that college into one of the most progressive
institutions in the state. Having brought that same level of
commitment into her presidency at CCBC, she is confidently guiding
the college to its next level of excellence.
Under Dr. Kurtinitis’ leadership, CCBC has made significant
strides in improving service to students while strengthening its
operational areas to best support instruction. She has established
a leaner executive structure, bringing strong central leadership
across the college while fostering a collaborative,
learning-centered environment.
Dr. Kurtinitis is no stranger to Maryland higher education. Early
in her career she spent 22 years as a professor of English,
department chair and academic coordinator at Prince George’s
Community College (Md.). She also received her master’s degree in
British Literature from the University of Maryland, College Park,
and earned her Ph.D. in American Civilization from The George
Washington University (D.C.). Dr. Kurtinitis holds a bachelor’s
degree in British Literature from College Misericordia (Pa.).
Glad to be "back home" in Maryland, Dr. Kurtinitis is committed to
staying connected to the community and actively participating on a
variety of local boards, commissions and organizations.
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