Meet Carolyn Inmon
I’ve been involved in the Community College system for decades — as a student, a professor, and a former California Community College Association President.
After attending El Camino Community College, I received my BA in Speech and English, along with a Lifetime Teaching Credential (K-14) from UCLA, and my MA in Speech from CSU Northridge. I was an Irvine public-school teacher, before becoming a professor at Cerritos College and Mt. San Antonio College.
At Mount San Antonio College, I served as Communication Department Chair, Director of the Honors Program, and Director of Forensics. I also coached the national community college championship team, and served as an advisor for Phi Theta Kappa, the international academic honorary society for two-year colleges. I was honored to be named, “2008 Teacher of the Year” by Mt. San Antonio College.
I was President of the Honors Transfer Council of California, President of the Southern California Debate League, President of the Pacific Southwest Collegiate Forensics Association, and Secretary of the Academic Senate at Mount San Antonio College. I have also remained active in my local community, serving as President of the Irvine Children, Youth & Families Advisory Board, and past president of the Exchange Club of Irvine.
My husband and I have lived in Irvine for more than 30 years. Our daughter, son-in-law and two grandchildren also reside in Irvine.