Maurice Edington, president of the University of the District of Columbia (UDC), aims to elevate the institution's status by implementing a strategic plan focused on modernization, research, and boosting graduation rates. With prior successful experience at Florida A&M University, Edington is determined to transform UDC into a national leader in higher education, challenging misconceptions about its identity beyond a community college. He emphasizes the importance of providing opportunities for underprivileged students, aiming for UDC to become a source of pride within the community and a destination for students and donors alike.
Maurice Edington envisions transforming UDC into a prestigious institution, focusing on modernization, research initiatives, and improving graduation rates to attract students nationally.
In aiming for a national leadership role, Edington expresses a desire for UDC to be perceived as a high-quality institution that inspires pride and donations.
Edington emphasizes that UDC is more than a community college, highlighting its comprehensive offerings including four-year degrees, master's, doctoral, and professional programs.
His goal is to enhance opportunities for students like himself, those without substantial financial backing, ensuring their success at UDC.
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