San Francisco community college chancellor on leave during investigation into pay, funds
City College of San Francisco Chancellor Kimberlee Messina has been put on paid administrative leave while an investigation examines claims that she improperly increased her $350,000 salary with unapproved stipends, cash, and vacation days and mishandled college funds. The allegations were raised by her executive assistant, according to the San Francisco Chronicle.
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The case places scrutiny on leadership and financial oversight at a public community college. Kimberlee Messina, chancellor of City College of San Francisco, is on leave with pay while an inquiry continues. Investigators are examining claims that she raised her $350,000 pay through stipends, cash, and vacation days that were
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