Area lawmakers and other supporters of fired Bishop State Community College President Lawrence Brandyburg on Monday blasted has abrupt termination.
Members of the Mobile County legislative delegation, who staged a news conference outside the school, said they got no heads-up that Brandyburg was going to be terminated and no explanation of the rationale.
Brandyburg was the fifth permanent or interim leader at Bishop State since then-President James Lowe died in 2015. Brandyburg’s supporters said he has done a great job. They cite the school’s new state-of-the-art Advanced Manufacturing Center and his efforts to partner with major industry on workforce development efforts.
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