2024 Director-At-Large Candidates

(3) Three-Year Terms

 

* Candidates with an asterisk received the support of their respective Regional Nominating Committees.

 

Note: Nominations will be accepted from the floor for all elections.

Carol Del Carlo

Carol Del Carlo*

Nevada System of Higher Education, NV

My “North Star” are the students I serve in the Nevada System of Higher Education. With four community colleges and 60,000 students combined, my focus as an elected regent since 2017 is transforming students’ lives to meet the workforce needs of Nevada. 

I’m a first-generation college student. While working full-time, I obtained an associate, bachelor’s (magna cum laude) and master’s degree. I enjoyed a 21-year corporate career in management, labor relations and sales from General Motors. 

Currently, I serve as the ACCT Vice Chair. Since 2021 ACCT Board of Directors Member, State Coordinator 2019-2023, Nominating Committee 2018, Presenter at six Congresses, Attended seven Leadership Congresses and five Legislative Summits. 

I’ve served as NSHE Vice Chair, Chair Pro tempore, Committee Chair/ Vice Chair on eight committees. I proudly serve statewide on the ad hoc committee on higher ed funding. 

I respectfully ask for your vote as Director At-Large from the Pacific Region!

Tim Hardy

Louisiana Community & Technical College System, LA 

Timothy W. Hardy is a Past Chairman and the current Chairman of the Board of Supervisors for the Louisiana Community & Technical College System, having served on the Board between 2011 and 2023. He was reappointed in June 2024. He was elected to the ACCT Board of Directors in 2016. He previously served on both the ACCT Board of Directors Governance and Bylaws Committee and the ACCT Public Policy & Advocacy Committee. An environmental attorney by trade, he holds high the value of community and technical colleges throughout the country. In addition to Chairman of the LCTCS Board, he also served in the roles of First and Second Vice Chair and the Chair of the Personnel Committee. He was the point person for multiple Chancellor searches as well as a President search for LCTCS. He has been instrumental in helping to secure more than $300 million in funding for 29 new workforce development facility projects and supported Board action that led to record graduates and other policies that helped to grow enrollment and foundation assets. He is a native Louisianan and understands the positive impact of community and technical colleges on the state’s residents, communities, and economy.

Vivian Malauulu

Vivian Malauulu*

Long Beach City College, CA

Serving as an ACCT Director-At-Large is a privilege which I am honored to have. Earning the CCCT endorsement again is also a source of great pride because it allows me to continue advancing ACCT’s mission with the support of my State’s leadership. First elected to the LBCC Board of Trustees in 2016, I am currently serving my second term as Board President. My unique personal background as a first-generation immigrant from Honduras who was adopted and raised by my African-American stepfather, and my broad professional experiences as a career educator, labor union officer, and journalist all influence my work advocating for community colleges. I am passionate about workforce development and I pour my heart and soul into programs which prepare our students and future-proof our career-readiness efforts. My direct ties to the Pacific Islander community and my activism with working families enable me to serve underrepresented demographics on the frontline of higher education.