Todd Banducci, a member of the North Idaho College (NIC) Board of Trustees, recently sent an email to recipients sharing contact information for supporters of the Board of Trustees and Dr. Greg South, the college’s president. In the email, Banducci encouraged NIC supporters to send positive and respectful emails or letters to the Northwest Commission on Colleges and Universities (NWCCU) and local newspapers.
Banducci’s email included contact details for the NIC Board of Trustees, the NWCCU Commission Office, and local newspapers, such as The Coeur d’Alene Press and The Spokesman-Review. He suggested sending a single email or letter to multiple addressees and emphasized the potential impact of these sorts of communications on the NWCCU. Banducci urged recipients to keep their communication positive and respectful when writing to any of the listed addressees.
The following is the email sent out:
Some of you have requested the following information, so here it is for all of you. For those inclined to send emails and/or write letters in support of the Board of Trustees and/or Dr. Greg South and/or his leadership team, see below. A single email or letter could be used to send to multiple addressees. It appears these sorts of communications have impact with the NWCCU. Try to keep it positive & respectful. Cheers, todd
NIC
1000 W. Garden Avenue
Coeur d’Alene, ID 83814
208-769-3300
Email : board@nic.edu
The NWCCU Commission Office
8060 165th Avenue NE, Suite 200
Redmond, WA 98052
Phone: 425-558-4224
Fax: 205-525-9848
General Inquiries and Questions: info@nwccu.org
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