Candidates for Interim HR Director
Central Lakes College is exploring the possibility of hiring someone from within the system to work part-time to get us through the transition and continue our budget savings. This individual’s work would mirror Nancy’s, spending no less than 3 days per week on our campuses, focusing on labor relations and contract issues, community building, and working with the HR staff through the HR-TSM transition. In 12-18 months, we would have a much better sense of our full-time needs and intend to search for a permanent, full-time position. The interim director would not be a candidate for the position. This interim director would begin on January 1 and continue for 18 months. Open Forum sessions will be held Tuesday, October 24 from 12-1 at Staples Campus, and 3:30-4:30 at the Brainerd Campus.
Open Forums
12:00pm 1:00pm Open Forum, Staples Campus room B205
3:30pm-4:30pm Open Forum, Brainerd Campus room C236
Sharon Mohr
Sharon Mohr has over 30 years of experience working in Minnesota State System Human Resources. She started her career in HR at Metropolitan State University as a student worker. She worked her way up at Metro State to a professional level staff member. In 1996 she moved to the System Office, providing HR advice and assistance to colleges and universities HR staff, following the 1995 MnSCU merger. In 1999, she became Director of Human Resources at Hennepin Technical College. In July of 2017, she became Interim System Director for HR Initiatives.
Sharon received an A.A. in Liberal Arts from Inver Hills Community College and a B.A. in Adult Training and Development from Metropolitan State University. Sharon resides in Medina, MN, with her husband, Rock and 3 year old puppy, Ozzy. She has 2 grown sons, Kyle, who is in the Air Force, living in California with his wife and two children and Zach, a pastor, who lives in the Twin Cities. Her brother, Doug, currently lives in Brainerd.
Sharon was asked to give a presentation today on “reconciling the tradition of personal attention from a well-respected HR staff with the new HR-TSM model.”