Universities and colleges

Gulf Coast Community College will be opening with a curriculum set to meet the educational needs of the students in the Bay County area.

President Booker made a comment on the progress of Gulf Coast in its first year. He also discussed the future permanent settlement for the college.

The City Commission agreed to wait 60 days to dispose of a piece of land that Gulf Coast hopes to buy for college use.

Dr. Booker spoke to the Optimist Club about the advantages of having a community college in the county.

The State Advisory Council on Education will request over $12,000,000 for junior college funds.

Both Gulf Coast and Rosenwald have high attendance rates among their college students.

Dr. Wilson, registrar at Gulf Coast, spoke of the education offered at Gulf Coast to the Kiwanis Club.

The City Commission will wait 60 days on selling a piece of land so that the college can try to work out some way to buy the piece of land.

Dr. Booker speaks about the advantages of a community college to the Panama City Optimist Club.

Compliance Audit Report conducted by administrators given the responsibility for respective sections of the "Criteria for Accreditation". The 12 member steering committee was apointed in August 1997.