NIC leaders look ahead

A construction worker stand outside the Meyer Health and Science building expansion on Dec. 29. The college’s $8.01 million dollar project broke ground in March 2021 and is scheduled to be completed in fall 2022. HANNAH NEFF/Press

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Construction worker Ken Sheets walks across the bottom story of the expansion on the Meyer Health and Science building on Dec. 29. The project is scheduled to be completed in fall. HANNAH NEFF/Press

Garry Stark, director of facilities operations for NIC, takes a tour of the Meyer Health and Science building expansion on Dec. 29. HANNAH NEFF/Press

Garry Stark, director of facilities operations for NIC, walks across the bottom story of the Meyer Health and Science building expansion on Dec. 29. HANNAH NEFF/Press

A view of North Idaho College from the second story of the Meyer Health and Science building expansion on Dec. 29. HANNAH NEFF/Press

From left, construction workers Ken Sheets, Blake Cooper and Hunter Fliger work on the Meyer Health and Science building expansion on Dec. 29 at North Idaho College. HANNAH NEFF/Press

On far right, Garry Stark, director of facilities operations for NIC, accompanied by his grandson Leon, speak with construction worker Ken Sheets in the Meyer Health and Science building expansion on Dec. 29 at North Idaho College. HANNAH NEFF/Press

A view of the existing building from the second story of the Meyer Health and Science building expansion at North Idaho College on Dec. 29. HANNAH NEFF/Press

A view of the second story of the Meyer Health and Science building expansion at North Idaho College on Dec. 29. This hallway adjoint to the labs will contain storage space. HANNAH NEFF/Press

by HANNAH NEFF
Hagadone News Network | January 20, 2022 1:00 AM

With a conflict-packed year in the rearview mirror, North Idaho College’s interim president said he's looking forward to some positives in the year ahead.

That includes new leadership and growth in 2022...